Kamermuziek '23/'24
Dit concert is al geweest. Bekijk hieronder de serie Kamermuziek '23/'24:
- Pianokwartet Corneille, Vassilis Varvaresos, Noé Inui, Daniel Palmizio, and Ella van Poucke - 6 April 2024
- Josef Spacek and Dmytro Choni - 13 April 2024
- Julian Steckel and Dmytro Choni - 25 May 2024
Program:
- Schumann - Kreisleriana, on. 16 (sel.)
- Schumann - Piano Quartet in E flat, op. 47
- Schumann - Piano Quintet in Es, on. 44
Schumann's
'Piano Quintet
' contains everything you would expect from a romantic composer. It is full of extreme contrasts and passionate melodies; music with which the composer forces the musicians on the edge of their seats. Schumann composed this hardly equalled masterpiece in 1842, the year in which he composed a great deal of chamber music. As one of the first composers ever, Schumann melted the sound worlds of piano and string quartet into one whole with astonishing results. Generations of chamber music lovers have since taken Schumann's 'Piano Quintet' to heart. In the same year the 'Piano Quartet' was formed, which will also be performed during this concert. As a contrast between these chamber music works, Klára Würtz plays a selection from Schumann's poetic 'Kreisleriana'.
Klára Würtz
For the Hungarian pianist Klára Würtz it was clear from an early age that she wanted to go further in music. At the age of fourteen she was admitted to Ferenc Liszt Music Academy in Budapest. There she studied with Zoltán Kocsis, Ferenc Rados and György Kurtág, and received a scholarship from master pianist András Schiff to take master classes with him in EnglandKlára Würtz: "At the conservatory it was never good enough"
"Every week you had to come up with a whole new piece, but it was never enough. Yet it has shaped my personality enormously. What I learned from it was that despite everything, you have to develop your own vision. It was either standing or being dragged into the stream."
(Read the interview with Klára Würtz.)
Daniel Quartet
The Daniel Quartet was founded in 1974 in Israel by four musicians who met during their studies at the Rubin Academy in Tel Aviv. In 1976 the Daniel Quartet settled in The Netherlands, from where it gained a rapidly growing reputation thanks to annual tours inside and outside Europe. Especially during the existence of the Nederlands Impresariaat it was Daniel Quartet is a regular guest at the major stages in the Netherlands. They also played in the most important music centers in the United States, such as the Carnegie Hall in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. The Daniel Quartet has collaborated with several prominent musicians, such as János Starker, Gervase de Payer, George Pieterson, Walter Boeykens, Donald Weilerstein (Cleveland Quartet) and Yoël Krosnick (Juillard Quartet), the Vermeer Quartet, the Fine Arts Quartet, Ronald Brautigam, Tabea Zimmerman, Anton Kuerti, and Rian de WaalRobert Schumann pianokwartet pianokwintet Kreisleriana piano vleugel Bösendorfer Imperial 290 Kamermuziek strijkkwartet viool altvioo cello