Edesche Concertzaal
December
9
Saturday
20:00 | Edesche ConcertzaalEde
Mariam Batsashvili - Mozart, Beethoven, Liszt - World Pianists
Passionate and stormy, but also dreamy and wistful; Mariam Batsashvili's playing knows all these emotions, just like the music of her idol Franz Liszt. So it is no surprise that in 2014 Mariam was the prestigious winner of the International Liszt Piano Competition. At the Bösendorfer Imperial, she performs Liszt's Vallée d'Obermann and the famous Hungarian Rhapsody No. 10, music that she says fits seamlessly with Beethoven's stormy Appassionata sonata and Mozart's tough Piano Sonata in D, KV 576. Experience the depth and emotion behind the works of Liszt, Beethoven and Mozart.
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December
16
Saturday
20:00 | Edesche ConcertzaalEde
Christmas concert - Britten's 'A Ceremony of Carols' and singing together - Ars Musica Chamber Choir
The Ars Musica Chamber Choir will bring you completely into the Christmas spirit during the atmospheric Christmas Concert. With the most beautiful Christmas Carols and other atmospheric music you will dream away to mysterious medieval England. Benjamin Britten wrote his world-famous A Ceremony of Carols on centuries-old poems. Enjoy beautiful choral music and sing along with a few verses of well-known Christmas carols yourself.
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January
20
Saturday
20:00 | Edesche ConcertzaalEde
Lavinia Meijer - The four season according to Lavinia Meijer - Bach, Satie, Richter
Experience the beauty of the four seasons during this solo concert with Lavinia Meijer. Join us on a musical journey through three centuries, in which Lavinia was inspired by the four seasons by Bach, Satie and Max Richter, among others. This music reveals not only the beauty but also the fragility of our earth. Be moved by Bach's Actus tragicus and Richter's Written in the Sky
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January
27
Saturday
20:00 | Edesche ConcertzaalEde
Alma Quartet - Haydn, Brahms, Bartók - String Quartets
Stirring rhythms, whimsical melodies and unexpected twists. The Alma Quartet shows how surprisingly Haydn, Brahms and Bartók composed for the string quartet. The thread running through the program is the close connection these composers had with Hungarian folk music. Haydn imitated the playing style of the Roma in the finale of his so-called 'Quint' quartet. Brahms also immortalized the compelling gypsy melodies in many of his pieces. And Bartók? He traveled the countryside with his phonograph in search of the authentic folk music of the Hungarian peasants, which he incorporated into his compositions. The robust rhythms and unpolished melodies caused his famous Fourth String Quartet to shock
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February
3
Saturday
20:00 | Edesche ConcertzaalEde
Severin von Eckardstein - 'Hommage à Schubert' - World Pianists
What makes Franz Schubert's music so special to master pianist Severin von Eckardstein? Could it be the unfathomable depth that sometimes appears out of the blue? Or perhaps it is the bittersweet harmonies that give Schubert's music that melancholic touch? Like no other, Severin understands the art of bringing to life the mysterious and fascinating world behind Schubert's seemingly simple melodies. In this concert, Severin paints a musical portrait with both an early and late Schubert piano sonata. In addition, enjoy the intriguing Schubert Variations by Helmut Lachenmann and a Schubertian sonatina by Max Reger.
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February
10
Saturday
20:00 | Edesche ConcertzaalEde
Calefax - Saint-Saëns, Pärt, Biber - Rarities Cabinet
What makes the Calefax Reed Quintet so special? This ensemble, consisting of oboe, clarinet, saxophone, bassoon and bass clarinet, is a true sensation in the music world. The five musicians of Calefax aim to make you listen to familiar works with different ears and surprise you with hidden gems of classical music. In their 'cabinet of curiosities' you will experience a succession of amazing discoveries. The Calefax Reed Quintet has been among the world's best for 35 years, and for good reason. The Times praises them as "five extremely gifted Dutch gentlemen who make the reed quintet sound almost like the most ideal ensemble on earth." Enjoy an unforgettable virtuoso and multifaceted musical experience.
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February
17
Saturday
19:30 | Edesche ConcertzaalEde
Passion concert I - Handel's 'Brockes-Passion' - Apollo Ensemble - Early Music
Did you know that Handel also composed passions? Like Bach, Handel made several passions, including the famous "Brockes-Passion. From the very first notes, you are drawn into the moving Passion story and experience Handel from his most passionate and emotional side. A moving highlight is undoubtedly the duet between Jesus and his mother Mary. The "Brockes-Passion" also impressed Bach, who even performed the piece in Leipzig. This masterpiece left its mark on Bach's own St. John Passion.
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February
24
Saturday
20:00 | Edesche ConcertzaalEde
Carel Kraayenhof
Films such as Once Upon A Time In The West and The Untouchables are inextricably linked to the iconic melodies of Enrico Morricone. Carel Kraayenhof and the Matangi Quartet magisterially bring Morricone's masterpieces to life with bandoneon and string quartet. But there's more! Morricone influenced many other film music composers. At this concert, discover traces of Morricone in the music of Max Richter, Osvaldo Golijov and Rogier van Otterloo. Take this opportunity to experience the magic of Morricone's music together with the virtuosity of Carel Kraayenhof and the Matangi Quartet.
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March
9
Saturday
20:00 | Edesche ConcertzaalEde
Passion concert II - Bach's 'St. John Passion' - Apollo Ensemble - Early Music
Bach's St. John Passion is beloved by many. The author of the Gospel himself contributed to the popularity of this work through his concise and striking version of Jesus' Passion. Bach exploits this masterfully, creating a passion full of pace and drama. The power of the choir further enhances this effect, as heard in the moving opening chorus. The Apollo Ensemble, with their stunning musicality, makes for an unforgettable passion-time experience.
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March
16
Saturday
20:00 | Edesche ConcertzaalEde
Doric Quartet - Beethoven, Schubert, Berg - String Quartet Series
The Doric Quartet takes you on an immersive musical journey, beginning with the stormy String Quartet in c, op. 18, No. 4 by Beethoven. In this concert, Beethoven and Schubert, in their own way, explore the limits of expression within their quartets. Beethoven brings an energy reminiscent of his famous Fifth Symphony, while letting it crackle and roar. Schubert, with his great contrasts and diverse ways of playing, demands the utmost of the capabilities of violin, viola and cello in his very last string quartet, D 887. The Guardian praises the Doric Quartet: "The feverish restlessness that pervades this late Schubert work is perfectly captured by the excellent Doric String Quartet. Breathtaking." Don't miss this opportunity to see the stunning Doric Quartet at work and enjoy Beethoven and Schubert.
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