Wereldpianisten '25/'26
Dit concert is al geweest. Bekijk hieronder de serie Wereldpianisten '25/'26:
- Hannes Minnaar - 31 January 2026
- Jonathan Fournel - 7 March 2026
- Andrei Korobeinikov - 28 March 2026
Some of the program:
Mozart/Liszt - Fantasy over Motive aus Figaro und Don Juan, S. 697Liszt
-Harmonies poétiques et religieus, S. 173Liszt
- Hungarian Rhapsody No 2, S. 244
Batsashvili and her band with Franz LisztFor
Mariam Batsashvili winning the UtrechtLiszt
competition had a special meaning. Mariam has had a special relationship with Liszt's music since she was a child. His music has actually been with me all my life,' she says in an interview. When I was younger, I was particularly fascinated by the impressive virtuosity in his pieces. As I got older, I became more interested in the deeper layers of Liszt's music Mariam is clear about the core of Liszt's music: 'For me his music is about the power of love, about God, about that which is greater than our lives. "Maybe it's crazy to say, but actually Liszt's kind of a godfather to meListen Mozart with Liszt's ears
Mariam Batsashvili is looking forward to the concert in the Edesche Concert Hall with great pleasure. The Bösendorfer Imperial especially fascinates me. "It's the first time I've played on a wing like that She carefully chose the repertoire for the Edesche Concert Hall. There's a beautiful structure in the programme, in which I try to highlight as many sides of Liszt's piano music as possible Even Mozart passes by, but seen through Liszt's glasses. I play Liszt's rarely heard opera paraphrase about Mozart's operas 'Don Giovanni' and 'Le nozze die Figaro'. It is a difficult and demanding piece, not only because of the technique, but also to preserve the lightness of Mozart's music in all that pianistic violence''
(Read the interview with Mariam Batsashvili)
Franz Liszt, from spectacle maker to subdued monk
Franz Liszt's music is still struggling with the image of being mainly virtuoso. If you dig deeper, you will discover that many of his pieces have been influenced by his deeply religious feelings. In 1865 Liszt was even awarded four Catholic titles in Rome. These titles were just below those of 'Priest'. After this consecration he was often called 'Abbé Liszt'. Curious about more backgrounds to this concert? (Read the explanation in advance)
klassiek Pianorecital vleugel Bösendorfer Imperial 290 Wereldpianisten piano Franz Liszt Georg Friedrich Händel Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Liszt-concours
