# Opening Night

The French pianist Hélène Grimaud and the German cellist Jan Vogler are a dream team. Hélène has enchanted worldwide audiences with her authentic and original interpretations and performs regularly with the top orchestras of the world. Jan is one of the greatest classical cellists of our time, but has also surprised the music world with projects like 'New Worlds' with actor Bill Murray and appeared in concert with the legendary Eric Clapton.

Helene and Jan are friends who understand each other instinctively and deeply. They have been performing together since 2003. For their debut on Dreamstage, they have chosen a program assembling highlights of the greatest compositions for cello and piano of all time.

- Robert Schumann Fantasiestücke Op. 73
- Johannes Brahms Sonata Op. 38
- Dmitri Shostakovich Sonata for Cello and Piano Op. 40

This performance is taking place in the Frank Gehry designed Fisher Center at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson. We thank Bard College for their generous hospitality.

In cooperation with Dresden Music Festival

![Dresdener Musikfestspiele](https://dreamstage.live/assets/dresden-logo.png)

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Hélène Grimaud & Jan Vogler

Classical 01

# Fantasy

The Canadian violinist James Ehnes is clearly one of the best fiddle players of our time. He appears on Dreamstage as a duo with one of the finest pianists of his generation, Inon Barnatan. Inon is quickly making his name known as a soloist, but is also very much in demand for duo performances with leading string players.

Inon and James have chosen Schubert's famous Fantasy as the final piece in their colorful program, a piece that conveys comfort and hope, something we all need during these trying times. Not to be missed!

- Beethoven Sonata no. 8, Op. 30 No. 3
- Faure Sonata No. 1, Op. 13
- Schubert Fantasy D. 934

This event is broadcast live from The Baker-Baum Concert Hall at The Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center, in La Jolla, California, home to La Jolla Music Society.

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James Ehnes & Inon Barnatan

# Recital for Violins and Piano
# with Eri Kang, piano

Gil Shaham is one of the leading violinists in the world today. Performing on some of the world's greatest stages for decades, he has appeared with many of the most prominent orchestras as a soloist and a conductor, and also toured extensively as a recitalist. During the current lockdown in NYC, Gil played at charity events with his wife Adele Anthony, herself an accomplished violinist. The beautiful program they have chosen is born from the spirit of making music at home during the current pandemic. Their performance reflects the intimacy of a life shared as a couple while displaying the virtuosity and flair of world class musicians.

This is a very rare and virtuoso concert program with pianist Eri Kang joining in for some of the pieces.

J.S. BACH/J. BRAHMS arranged for two violins by RUGGIERO RICCI, Presto from Sonata BWV 1001

HENRYK WIENIAWSKI, Selections from Etudes-Caprices, Op. 18
1. Moderato – Allegro moderato
2. Andante
3. Allegro moderato
4. Tempo di Saltarella, ma non troppo vivo

IGOR STRAVINSKY transcription for violin and piano by the composer and S.DUSHKIN, “Danse Russe”

PIOTR ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY, “Meditation” from “Souvenir d’un Lieu Cher” op.42     

SERGEI PROKOFIEV
- Sonata for Two Violins, Op. 56
- Andante cantabile
- Allegro
- Commodo (quasi Allegretto)
- Allegro con brio

MORITZ MOSZKOWSKI, Suite in G minor, Op. 71 for two violins and piano
- Allegro energico
- Allegro moderato
- Lento assai
- Molto vivace

PABLO de SARASATE, “Navarra”

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Gil Shaham & Adele Anthony

# Love is Everywhere

Charismatic French pianist Lise de la Salle presents a concert program centered around the theme of Love. The young and fiery pianist always delivers a fresh and new approach to classical pieces - and what is more needed in times of isolation than love?

Schumann, Schubert, Liszt, Wagner and Prokoviev - this concert is a time traveling journey through the different phases of romantic music. We begin in Vienna with the birth of romantic music all the way through to the genius of Prokoviev, whose pieces achieve a perfect balance between avant-garde and late romantic glamour.

- Liszt: Saint Francis walking on the water
- Schumann Liszt: Liebestlied 
- Schumann Liszt: Frühlingsnacht 
- Schubert Liszt: Ständchen 
- Liszt: Balade No.2 
- Wagner Liszt: Liebestot 
- Prokofiev: Romeo & Juliet 

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Lise de la Salle

# Elegance and Passion

"Lithe, persuasive” (The New York Times), “eloquent and enthralling” (The Boston Globe), and described as “the most compelling American group to come on the scene” (The New Yorker), the Horszowski Trio has quickly become a vital force in the international chamber music world. In 2019, the Horszowski Trio made its London debut in a sold-out concert presented by Wigmore Hall. Enjoy the elegance of Mozart's Piano Trio in B-flat Major, K. 502 and the romantic passion of Smetana's genius Piano Trio in G minor, Op. 15 with one of the most vital and impressive chamber groups playing today.

Program for Horszowski Trio

Mozart:  Piano Trio in B-flat Major, K. 502

Smetana:  Piano Trio in g minor, Op. 15

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Horszowski Trio

# Caprices and Preludes 

Cellist Zlatomir Fung won the Gold Medal and 1st prize at the prestigious Tchaikovsky competition in 2019. Cellist Jan Vogler was on the jury panel when he commented on the young virtuoso: 'Zlatomir is a very complete and mature talent. In addition to his excellent skills, musicality and taste, he surprised all of us jury members with very original repertoire choices.' This can also be said for this Dreamstage debut, a solo recital with the beautiful 18th century caprices by Dall'Abaco and the contrasting preludes by Mieczyslaw Weinberg. Zlatomir Fung plays this special concert on a cello by Antonio Stradivari that is on loan to him from Rare Violins of New York.

11 Capricci for Solo Cello by Joseph Marie Clément Ferdinand dall’Abaco

From the 24 Preludes for Solo Cello by Mieczysław Weinberg  Preludes 14-24

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Zlatomir Fung

# Piano Recital

An expressive pianist, Tiffany Poon has won over the musical community and a new generation of classical audiences around the globe. She engages listeners in concert halls across the world and on YouTube with the focus, concentration, and depth of her playing, a rare phenomenon for someone of her young age. In her Dreamstage debut, she will perform a wonderful program contrasting the elegance and genius of Mozart's piano works with Schumann's dramatic Arabeske and Sonata, culminating in some of Chopin's most poetic works.

- Mozart Sonata K.282 
- Mozart Fantasy K.397
- Mozart Sonata K.283
- Schumann Arabeske 
- Chopin Variations Op.2
- Chopin Nocturne Op.9 No.1
- Schumann Sonata No.2 

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Tiffany Poon

# Serenity and Celebration

"Serenity and Celebration" offers a bass-rich sonic experience joined by a kaleidoscope retrospective. Through the world-class eyes and ears of organist Peter Stoltzfus Berton and harpist Susan Knapp Thomas, joined by the singers from The Choir School of Newport County, the program introduces viewers to new visual and audio dimensions. Unique camera views and transitions will reveal the inner mechanisms of an organ hard at work on a range of transcriptions, culminating in Bach's Passacaglia and Fugue in c minor. Peter Stoltzfus Berton is distinguished as Organist and Choirmaster for St. John the Evangelist church in Newport, RI, and for his role as Founding Director of The Choir School of Newport County. A student of Yale and the University of Michigan, Berton is recognized across the US and Europe for his work as an active composer and choral conductor. Joining Mr. Berton Susan Knapp Thomas, a well-known and widely respected harpist recognized for her attentive playing, quick adaptability and musicianship, Susan Knapp Thomas has enjoyed an active performance career with orchestras, and has done regular work for the Johnny Mathis and Frank Sinatra Jr. shows.

- *Variations on an Original Theme* (“Enigma”) Op. 36 (1899), IX. Nimrod by Sir Edward Elgar
- Praeludium in g minor  BuxVW 149 by Dieterich Buxtehude
- Aria in Classic Style for Harp and Organ Op. 19 by Marcel Grandjany
- Improvisation on *St. Denio* (1990) by  Gerre Hancock and transcribed in 2012-2019 by Peter Stoltzfus Berton
- Lotus by Billy Strayhorn improvised for the funeral of Duke Ellington by Alec Wyton
- *Hereford Variations*, Op. 22 (2013-2014) IX. Adagio by Peter Stoltzfus Berton
- Toccata on *Beecher*, Op. 8 (2000) by Peter Stoltzfus Berton
- Symphony No. 6, Op. 59 (1930) V. Final by Louis Vierne
- Trois Improvisations (1928) II. Méditation by Louis Vierne
- Ave Maria *for Organ, Harp and Chamber Choir* Philippe Rombi
- Kings (2016) by Kit Downes
- Trois Préludes Hambourgeois (1989) I. Salamanca by Guy Bovet
- Passacaglia and Fugue in c minor, BWV 582 by Johann Sebastian Bach

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Peter Berton

# Moonlight Sonata

When Boris Giltburg won the 2013 Queen Elisabeth Competition in Brussels he was already an established and very well respected artist. Winning this prestigious competition propelled him into the elite of pianists of his generation. During the last few months Boris has worked extensively on the 32 piano sonatas by Ludwig van Beethoven. The 'Appassionata' and 'Moonlight' are among Beethoven's most famous works for the keyboard. This performance is a celebration of the Beethoven year and a must for all Beethoven fans!

- Piano Sonata No. 13, Op. 27
- Piano Sonata No. 14, Op. 27 "Moonlight"
- Piano Sonata No. 21 "Waldstein"
- Piano Sonata No. 32, Op. 111

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Boris Giltburg

# The Well Tempered Piano

A magical atmosphere enchants the room when Martin Stadtfeld plays for his audience. Dreamstage is excited to bring this beautiful aura to your living room. During the last years, Martin has focused a big part of his creative energy on the keyboard works of Johann Sebastian Bach. His record of the Goldberg-Variations topped the German classical charts for more than half a year, and one his most popular programs is the complete first book of the 'Well Tempered Piano', composed by the same master. Experience the spiritual power of Bach's music conveyed through Martin Stadtfeld's knowing hands.

- J.S Bach Well Tempered Clavier Book 1

# Host: Holger Wemhoff
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Martin Stadtfeld

# Edges of the Late Romantic

Nineteen-year-old violinist Kevin Zhu won the Paganini competition in Genova, Italy in 2018. This, and other competition wins, made him into a leading figure among the top young violinists of our time.

The program he chose for his Dreamstage debut is a stunning combination of late romantic favorites leading us deeply into the nostalgia of the 20th century. Hear Kevin Zhu perform on his magnificent Stradivarius violin that is on generous loan from the Ryuji Ueno Foundation and Rare Violins in consortium. 

- B. Bartók: Sonata for solo violin, Sz. 117
- R. Strauss: Violin Sonata in E flat major, Op. 18

# Rohan De Silva, Pianist

With the generous support of Rare Violins of New York

![Rare Violins In Consortium](https://dreamstage.live/assets/rare-violins-logo.png)

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Kevin Zhu

# The Great Clarinet Quintet

After the completion of the Op. 111 string quintet, Johannes Brahms decided to end his career as a composer. But when Brahms heard clarinetist Richard Mühlfeld performing he decided to start composing again and wrote, among other masterpieces, his quintet for clarinet, 2 violins, viola and cello. The piece is inspired by Hungarian folk tunes and still commands the title for the most beautiful and versatile composition of its genre. Enjoy hearing this masterpiece by 5 commanding musicians: Anthony McGill, the principal clarinet of the New York Philharmonic, violinists Gil Shaham and Adele Anthony, Colin Jacobsen, viola and Eric Jacobsen, cello.

- Johannes Brahms Clarinet Quintet in B minor, Op. 115



Anthony Mcgill

# Tessa Lark, Violin Michael Thurber, Bass
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Award-winning violinist Tessa Lark and virtuoso composer/bassist Michael Thurber have come together to create a duo unlike any other. By fusing their classical and American music influences, they have created a wholly original sound. Enjoy original compositions as well as their own renditions of Johann Sebastian Bach's works, live from their studio in Manhattan.

- Wooden Soldier
- Tumble Time
- Weather Vane
- Tom and Nancied
- Until We Meet Again
- Appalachian Fantasy
- Cedar and Sage
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# BACH
- Invention No. 1 in C major (c.1720/rev.1723)
- Invention No. 2 in C minor
- Invention No. 4 in D minor
- Preludio, from Partita No. 3 in E major (1720)
- Invention No. 6 in E major
- Invention No. 15 in B minor
- Invention No. 10 in G major
- Minuet, from Suite No. 1 in G major (c.1720)
- Invention No. 8 in F major
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Tessa Lark & Michael Thurber

# The Beethoven Project I
The superb players of the Dresden Festival Orchestra come from many European cities, including Vienna, Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, Freiburg, and London. All players are experts for 'performance practice' and play on period instruments. Hearing Beethoven's Symphonies on the instruments of his time is a rare pleasure. The experience brings us closer to the sound of the world premiere of these works and helps us understand the emotions and motivations behind those genius creations. The wonderful Catalan conductor Josep Caballe-Domenech is familiar with this very special orchestra, having conducted the group on tour and in Dresden during the Festival.

- Beethoven Symphony No. 1 & 2

Host: Holger Wemhoff
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Dresden Festival Orchestra, Josep Caballé Domenech

Timeless

Loved by her audiences, a true diva of the 21st century, Simone Kermes dives deep into the 18th century spirit and constantly surprises her audiences with performances that combine the authentic style of the Baroque period with a very lively and personal approach. Enjoy 'Timeless' with Simone Kermes and pianist Jarkko Riihmäki, a colorful program that spans from the 16th to the 20th century.

* Antonio Vivaldi - "Agitata da due venti," Costanza’s aria from *Griselda*
* Giovanni Bononcini - "Ombra mai fu," Serse’s aria from Serse
* Claudio Monteverdi - *Lamento della ninfa*, Amor
* Gioacchino Rossini - "La danza," "Canzonetta spagnuola"
* Jarkko Riihimäki - “Una voce poco fa” on themes by Rossini  (solo-piano) 
* Reynaldo Hahn - "À Chloris"
* Gabriel Fauré - "Prison"
* Léo Delibes - "Les Filles de Cadiz"
* Marlene Dietrich - "Lili Marleen," "Ich werde dich lieben," "Ich weiß nicht zu wem ich gehöre," "Wer wird denn weinen"
* Sting - "Fields of Gold"
* Giovanni Bononcini - "M'incateni e se mi sciogli" from Oratorio *San Nicola di Bari*,  Aria of San Nicola 
* Lady Gaga - "Pokerface"


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Simone Kermes

# Sandbox Percussion

The Guardian calls Brooklyn-based quartet Sandbox Percussion "virtuosic and utterly mesmerizing to watch." Known for performances that are both visually and aurally stunning, the group has established themselves as a top champion of contemporary percussion chamber music. The joy they share in playing together is clear in their breathtaking, vibrant, and imaginative live performances. Don't miss what promises to be an exciting show!

- Sandbox, Viet Cuong
- may the devil take me, Amy Beth Kirsten
- vv, Juri Seo
- Bell Patterns, Victor Caccese (world premiere video)
- Pillar III, Andy Akiho (world premiere performance)
- Pillar V Andy Akiho


Sandbox Percussion

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Violinist Grace Park and Pianist Dominic Cheli bring a youthful exuberance to their pairing, while mesmerizing audiences with their virtuosity. Their repertoire highlights their technique and energy bursting with enthusiasm.
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Park, a 2018 Naumburg International Violin Competition winner, has been a featured soloist at celebrated venues such as The Walt Disney Hall, The Kennedy Center, The Rudolfinum in Prague, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jordan Halland festivals such as Music @ Menlo, IMS Prussia Cove, and Perlman Music Program, where she has performed with many of today's leading artists.
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The young pianist, Cheli, has been mesmerizing audiences with his unique blend of fiery agility, unerring technique and deep sensitivity. His playing has been described as, ""spontaneous yet perfect, the best of how a young person can play."" (*Symphony Magazine*). Catch these two rising stars as they make their DREAMSTAGE debut Tuesday, September 22nd.
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**Faure Sonata No. 1 in A Major, Op. 13**
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II. Andante
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IV. Allegro quasi presto
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**Debussy Sonata in G minor**
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II. Intermède: Fantastique et léger
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**Saint- Saëns Sonata No. 1 in D minor**
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Grace Park / Dominic Cheli

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Violinists Paul Huang and Danbi Um, and pianist Amy Yang bring their effortless virtuosity and distinctive sound to DREAMSTAGE on Friday, September 25th.
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Possessing a luscious tone and limitless reserve of feeling, Huang (a 2017 Lincoln Center Award for Emerging Artists winner) is quickly establishing himself as one of the leading artists of his generation.
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A Menuhin International Violin Competition Silver Medalist, Um has also been impressing audiences worldwide with her mesmerizing virtuosity, interpretive sensitivity and “marvelous show of superb technique” (The Strad).
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A “jaw-dropping” performer, Yang is sought-after as a soloist, chamber musician, and pedagogue. Winner of the 2018 Musical Fund Society of Philadelphia prize and the Kosciuszko National Chopin Piano Competition, she has also premiered works by Michael Hersch, Caroline Shaw and Avner Dorman, Ezra Laderan, Paul Wianko, and Hua Yang. Together, these talented artists promise an intimate evening of music that is simply not to be missed.
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The evening’s program will be introduced by Fred Child, acclaimed host and presenter of Performance Today, Live from Lincoln Center, and festivals and events across the country. Child brings his unique knowledge to the program commentary and will lead a live, exclusive interview with the artists following the performance.
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* Mendelssohn F Major Violin Sonata (Menuhin version)
* Wagner / Albumblatt
* Hubay / Scenes de la Csarda No.3 Op.8
* Dohnanyi / Gypsy Andante from Ruralia Hungarica
* Brahms Hungarian Dance no.17 (arr. Kreisler)
* Moszkowski Suite for 2 violins
* Sarasate Navarra for 2 violins
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Paul Huang, Danbi Um, Amy Yang

# Recital

Young violinist Nathan Meltzer drew attention to his promising and fast growing career when he was awarded the stolen and recovered 'Totenberg-Ames' Stradivarius 1734, on generous loan from Rare Violins in consortium. Nathan has performed at the Moritzburg Festival, Music Never Sleeps NYC, and has won the Windsor Festival Competition. Listen to him perform a wide ranging program that mixes familiar repertoire with exciting new discoveries.

- Beethoven: Sonata 8
- Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Sonata: in D Minor
- Brahms Sonata 3
- Ravel: Tzigane

**Jun Cho, Pianist**

With the generous support of Rare Violins In Consortium
 
![Rare Violins In Consortium](https://dreamstage.live/assets/rare-violins-logo.png)

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Nathan Meltzer

# Recital

Young violinist Nathan Meltzer drew attention to his promising and fast growing career when he was awarded the stolen and recovered 'Totenberg-Ames' Stradivarius 1734, on generous loan from Rare Violins in consortium. Nathan has performed at the Moritzburg Festival, Music Never Sleeps NYC, and has won the Windsor Festival Competition. Listen to him perform a wide ranging program that mixes familiar repertoire with exciting new discoveries.

- Beethoven: Sonata 8
- Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Sonata: in D Minor
- Brahms Sonata 3
- Ravel: Tzigane

# Jun Cho, Pianist

With the generous support of Rare Violins In Consortium
 
![Rare Violins In Consortium](https://dreamstage.live/assets/rare-violins-logo.png)

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"Written in the last months of the composer's life, these two abysmal works bear witness to Schubert's closeness to death but also to his incredible compositional perfection - and to experience the quintet after the stirring song cycle is one of the most moving moments I can imagine."" -- Tanja Tetzlaff

- Julian Prégardien – tenor
- Martin Helmchen – piano
- Christian Tetzlaff and Florian Donderer – violin
- Rachel Roberts – viola
- Tanja Tetzlaff and Marie Elisabeth Hecker – cello

**Program:**

Franz Schubert: Schwanengesang Liederzyklus (D 957)

1. Abschied (Ludwig Rellstab)
2. In der Ferne (Ludwig Rellstab)
3. Ständchen (Ludwig Rellstab)
4. Frühlingssehnsucht (Ludwig Rellstab)
5. Kriegers Ahnung (Ludwig Rellstab)
6. Liebesbotschaft (Ludwig Rellstab)
7. Aufenthalt (Ludwig Rellstab)

Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Lied ohne Worte op 30, No 1

Franz Schubert: Schwanengesang D 744 (Johann Senn)

8. Das Fischermädchen (Heinrich Heine)
9. Am Meer (Heinrich Heine)
10. Die Stadt (Heinrich Heine)
11. Der Doppelgänger (Heinrich Heine)
12. Ihr Bild (Heinrich Heine)
13. Der Atlas (Heinrich Heine)

Fanny Mendelssohn: Schwanenlied op 1 (Heinrich Heine)

Franz Schubert: Streichquintett D 956

1. Allegro ma non troppo
2. Adagio
3. Scherzo. Presto – Trio. Andante sostenuto
4. Allegretto – più allegro – più presto

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An Evening with Late Schubert

An evening to celebrate the 'late Schubert.' A man that was barely 30 years old and had already come to the end of his life. His genius anticipated all the maturity that other composers would reach in their 60s or 70s. This concert will be broadcast live from Bremen, Germany. Julian Prégardien and Christian Tetzlaff have brought together a fantastic group of musicians to perform the famous string quintet in C-major and the 'Schwanengesang.'

# Rendezvous with Marlene

Described as an “extraordinary, unforgettable evening with a sublime artist at the height of her powers - it should on no account be missed!” (Musical Theatre Review), Ute Lemper's “Rendezvous With Marlene” channels Dietrich's story of courage, glamour, and humanity. Ahead of her time, Dietrich was a legend as an actress, singer, fashion icon, and free spirit. In her first show entirely focused on honoring Marlene, based on the true story of a phone call they shared, Lemper interprets some of Dietrich's most beautiful songs and recounts some captivating secrets of her life. Don't miss this enthralling exploration of Marlene's career and personal life.

- Where Have All The Flowers Gone (Pete Seeger) 
- Just A Gigolo (Leonello Casucci)
- One For My Baby (Harold Arlen / Johnny Mercer)
- Life’s A Swindle (Mischa Spoliansky / Marcellus Schiffer)
- They Call Me Naughty Lola  (Friedrich Hollaender)
- Boys In The Backroom (Frank Loesser / Friedrich Hollaender)
- Lili Marleen (Norbert Schulze / Hans Leip)
- Ruins Of Berlin (Friedrich Hollaender)
- Black Market (Friedrich Hollaender)
- When The World Was Young (Johnny Mercer / M. Philippe-Gérard)
- Ne me quitte pas (Jacques Brel)
- Laziest Gal In Town (Cole Porter)
- The Answer My Friend Is Blowing In The Wind (Bob Dylan)
- Que reste-t-il de nos amours / I Wish You Love (Charles Trenet)
- Falling In Love Again (Friedrich Hollaender)

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Ute Lemper

These three glorious violin sonatas tell the story of the development of the classical sonata form. From Mozart's masterful invention of the genre to Johannes Brahms expansive version of the same form. The inspired dialogue of two equal voices, performed here by the German duo Kai Vogler and Frank-Immo Zichner. The concert is broadcasted from the concert hall of the "Historical U" building in the city of Pasewalk, located northeast of Berlin. Built for the Prussian military in the 18th century, today it is used as a cultural center.

We would like to thank the city of Pasewalk and the "Musikverein Pasewalk e.V." for supporting this performance.

*Program*
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Sonata in B-flat major, KV 454
- Robert Schumann, Sonata in A-minor, op. 105
- Johannes Brahms, Sonata in D-minor, op. 108

Kai Vogler, Violin
Frank-Immo Zichner, Piano

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The Evolution of the Violin Sonata

These three glorious violin sonatas tell the story of the development of the classical sonata form. From Mozart's masterful invention of the genre to Johannes Brahms expansive version of the same form. The inspired dialogue of two equal voices, performed here by the German duo Kai Vogler and Frank-Immo Zichner. The concert is broadcasted from the concert hall of the "Historical U" building in the city of Pasewalk, located northeast of Berlin. Built for the Prussian military in the 18th century, today it is used as a cultural center.

A concert celebrating the release of Patrick Higgins' latest record. Patrick Higgins' new album TOCSIN is full of thrilling opposites: a modern classical record with a punk/noise ethos, from a composer who has lived and breathed both identities. A masterclass of visceral genre-bending sounds, that are physical and delicate at the same time. These chamber pieces are years in the making, masterful works of a high order.

TOCSIN and String Quartet No.3
Featuring:
- Vicky Chow (piano)
- Jay Campbell (cello)
- Mariel Roberts (cello)
- Josh Modney (violin)
- Lauren Cauley Kalal (violin)
- Carrie Frey (viola)

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Patrick Higgins - TOCSIN and String Quartet No.3

Patrick Higgins' new album TOCSIN is full of thrilling opposites: A modern classical record with a punk/noise ethos, from a composer who has lived and breathed both identities.

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Tiffany Poon and Eric Jacobsen team up to explore Mozart's middle piano concerti. Tiffany's refined playing, vitality, and humor compliment these genius and faultless works! Eric brings his joy of communication, chamber music and commitment to serious fun to these works with the Bridgeport Symphony.  This concert, on the 229th anniversary of his death, is a celebration of Mozart as well as the close of 2020.

- MOZART PIANO CONCERTO 12 K414
- MOZART PIANO CONCERTO 14 K449

Tiffany Poon, piano
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Eric Jacobsen, conductor
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Greater Bridgeport Symphony
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Tiffany Poon and Eric Jacobsen

The Dresden Festival Orchestra’s Christmas concert takes listeners on a journey to the fascinating baroque era. Tracing musical paths between Dresden and Italy, the musicians have discovered tuneful works by Hasse, Porpora and Vivaldi. Hasse was court kapellmeister for 30 years in Dresden, having studied previously with the legendary Porpora in Naples. Pisendel, the court orchestra’s celebrated concertmaster, on the other hand, was a close friend of Vivaldi, who dedicated some of his works to him. The soloist on this festive occasion is cellist Jan Vogler, who joins the orchestra, which plays on historical instruments, and its concertmaster Chouchane Siranossian in inviting you to a splendid feast for the ears.

- Jan Vogler – Cello
- Dresden Festival Orchestra
- Chouchane Siranossian – Concertmaster

*From Italy to Saxony*
- Johann Adolph Hasse: Overture (Sinfonia) from the Opera ""Artaserse"" (Dresden version from 1740)
- Johann Adolph Hasse: Concerto for Cello, Strings and Basso continuo in D major
- Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto for Flautino, Strings and Basso continuo in C major RV 443
- Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto for Violin, Cello, Strings and Basso continuo in B flat major RV 547
- Johann David Heinichen: Serenata di Moritzburg Seibel 204
- Nicola Antonio Porpora: Concerto for Cello, Strings and Basso continuo in G major
- Johann Friedrich Fasch: Concerto for two Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso continuo in D major FaWV L:D14

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Festive Christmas Concert: Jan Vogler & Dresden Festival Orchestra

The Dresden Festival Orchestra’s Christmas concert takes listeners on a journey to the fascinating baroque era. Tracing musical paths between Dresden and Italy, the musicians have discovered tuneful works by Hasse, Porpora and Vivaldi. The soloist on this festive occasion is cellist Jan Vogler, who joins the orchestra, which plays on historical instruments, and its concertmaster Chouchane Siranossian in inviting you to a splendid feast for the ears.

*Musix For You presents*
In this program you will encounter a different Niccolò Paganini, the composer who became notorious for his super virtuosic pieces, the more human, the more romantic composer. These pieces, written for this very unique instrumentation, were never meant to be performed in a grand concert hall. They were composed for intimate private parties and weddings. The Serenata was written for the wedding of his sister Domenica in 1808, the manuscript includes a small movement, Polacca, written by Niccolòs' granddaughter Nicola Paganini. The Terzetto Concertante was written in 1833, in an era that is actually very parallel to ours right now: the era of the 2nd wave of the cholera pandemic. Paganini performed numerous benefit concerts for the cholera victims and their families. The concert will be performed on historical instrumentation, including an original Guadagnini guitar and an Italian viola made in Brescia in 1820.

*Örzse Adam – Viola, Artistic Leader, playing an Italian viola made in Brescia in 1820*
*Izhar Elias – Classical Guitar, playing an original Guadagnini guitar*
*Balázs Máté - Violoncello, playing a Tecchler cello from the late 1700s*

Program
- Nicola Paganini (1849-1923): Polacca for - viola, violoncello and guitar
- Niccolò Paganini (1782-1840): Serenata in C for viola, violoncello, guitar and Terzetto Concertant for viola, violoncello, guitar

The concert takes place from the Orangery on the historical Sandenburg Estate.

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The Romantic Paganini

In this program you will encounter a different Niccolò Paganini, the composer who became notorious for his super virtuosic pieces, the more human, the more romantic composer. These pieces, written for this very unique instrumentation, were never meant to be performed in a grand concert hall. They were composed for intimate private parties and weddings. The concert will be performed on historical instrumentation, including an original Guadagnini guitar and an Italian viola made in Brescia in 1820.

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