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Josef Suk’s close bond with his composition teacher Antonín Dvořák was not merely artistic—he was also his older colleague’s son-in-law. The Heath Quartet juxtaposes Dvořák’s String Quartet Op. 51, known as the “Slavonic” due to its many allusions to... moreabout: HEATH QUARTET
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The musicians of the Simple Music Ensemble World play Hisaishi's music in their own arrangements and take the audience on a magical journey through the worlds of the great storyteller Hayao Miyazaki. Recommended for families! Joe Hisaishi's music is... moreabout: Prinzessin Mononoke
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Following its early heyday during the Baroque era, it took until the 20th century for the flute to be fully rediscovered as a solo instrument—thanks, in part, to works such as Prokofiev’s 1943 Sonata. Emmanuel Pahud and Yefim Bronfman also perform Carl... moreabout: EMMANUEL PAHUD & YEFIM BRONFMAN
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Last season, Julia Hamos made a highly successful debut performing Ligeti’s virtuosic Piano Concerto with the Boulez Ensemble. For her first solo recital, the young Hungarian-American pianist, who studied with Sir András Schiff at the Barenboim-Said... moreabout: JULIA HAMOS
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During Pierre Boulez’s tenure as music director of the BBC Symphony Orchestra in the early 1970s, the BBC produced a series of TV documentaries that introduced the young George Benjamin to the music of composers such as Stravinsky, Schoenberg, Varèse,... moreabout: BOULEZ ENSEMBLE & GEORGE BENJAMIN
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A few days before Pierre Boulez’s 100th birthday, Matthias Pintscher and the Boulez Ensemble celebrate the composer, who passed away in 2016, with a perfor mance of sur Incises, his last major ensemble work. The program also includes Debussy’s Sonata... moreabout: BOULEZ ENSEMBLE & MATTHIAS PINTSCHER
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Many a leading artist’s career might have turned out differently if it had not been for the Young Classical Artists Trust. “Without YCAT I’d probably still be wondering whether or not I should be a singer,” says Ian Bostridge. Since 1984, the British... moreabout: YOUNG CLASSICAL ARTISTS TRUST: 40 YEARS
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Earth, water, air, and fire—the four ancient elements provide the inspiration for the concert of Brooklyn Rider, which gives voice to the beauties and mysteries of our world, but also to the threat of its destruction. The program includes modern classics... moreabout: BROOKLYN RIDER
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The transformation and reunification process can be illustrated in no other place in Germany as exemplarily as in the Berlin district of Prenzlauer Berg. From the 1970s onwards, a multifaceted counterculture emerged here, in which oppositional and non-conformist... moreabout: Counter-designs
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For several years, Schaghajegh Nosrati has championed the music of French composer and pianist Charles Valentin Alkan, contributing to his rediscovery with an acclaimed recording of several of his piano works. As the final piece of her solo recital, she... moreabout: SCHAGHAJEGH NOSRATI
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When the Berlin Wall was built in 1961, a large part of Babelsberg Park below the palace became a GDR restricted area, resulting in the partial destruction of 14 hectares of parkland. After the discovery of the remains of historical flowerbeds, the reconstruction... moreabout: Attention border! Babelsberg Park before and after 1989/90
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A selection of the association's magazine "Panke Postille", which has been published 77 times to date, is also presented. The main founding purpose of the association was to establish a local history museum for the district. This objective was fulfilled... moreabout: 40 years Weddinger Heimatverein e.V.
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Daniel Sepec has made a specialty of rarely heard Baroque violin repertoire—including Biber’s “Mystery” Sonatas, which he performed to great acclaim at the Pierre Boulez Saal last season. He now returns with another veritable discovery: joined by his... moreabout: DANIEL SEPEC & IL ROSARIO
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In celebration of the Pierre Boulez centenary, Tamara Stefanovich performs the composer’s Second Piano Sonata of 1948, one of his defining early works. Known internationally for her interpretations of modernist and contemporary repertoire, the pianist... moreabout: TAMARA STEFANOVICH
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When experiencing Pierre Boulez’s First Piano Sonata, one should leave all listening habits behind and become a blank page, as the composer himself intended to be—says Pierre-Laurent Aimard, long considered one of the most erudite performers of Boulez’s... moreabout: PIERRE-LAURENT AIMARD & GEORGE BENJAMIN
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