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| 09-06-'23 Tax shelter premiere | 20:00 | Musis Arnhem | the Netherlands | Tickets | ||
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| 10-06-'23 | 20:00 | Concertgebouw Brugge | Belgium | Tickets | ||
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Joseph Joachim (1831-1907) – Ouverture ‘in Memoriam Heinrich von Kleist’ (1877)
Clara Schumann (1819-1896) – Klaviertrio Op. 17 (1846) Midori Seiler & Laura Fernández Granero
Robert Schumann (1810-1856) – Konzert für Klavier und Orchester Op. 54 (1845) Laura Fernández Granero
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Franz Schubert (1797-1828) – Grand Duo, arr. für Orchester von Joseph Joachim, Clara Wiek gewidmet (1855)
Bernhard Scholz (1835-1916) – Capriccio a-Moll Op. 35 für Klavier und Orchester (1869) Laura Fernández Granero
Clara Schumann
When we listen to early records made by students of the romantic composers, we can’t believe our ears today. Their shifting tempi, fluttering rhythms, and more fluid intonation are more like pop music! Can we revive the savoir-faire of that era through these early recordings? Violinist Midori Seiler believes we can. Seiler will be walking a daring path over the coming few seasons, together with the musicians of Anima Eterna and researcher Kai Köpp. Their starting point is the body of available recordings by students of composer and pianist Clara Schumann and violinist Joseph Joachim. The result? Most probably startling. Possibly confusing as well. But certainly something completely new.
This project came about with the help of
