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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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When Fabian Müller made his Pierre Boulez Saal debut in January 2022, his memorable performance of Beethoven’s monumental “Hammerklavier” Sonata confirmed his reputation as one of the outstanding pianists of his generation. Now the ARD Competition winner,... moreabout: FABIAN MÜLLER
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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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When Alexis Kossenko, one of the leading protagonists of historically informed performance practice in France, discovered the music of the forgotten Belgian composer and fellow flutist Eugène Walckiers (1793–1866) a few years ago, he instantly realized... moreabout: ALEXIS KOSSENKO & ENSEMBLE
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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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Bassist, singer, and composer esperanza spalding and her band join forces with the New York–based Antonio Brown Dance company to create the interdisciplinary collective Off Brand gOdds. Inspired by the idea to integrate dancing bodies with live jazz music,... moreabout: ESPERANZA SPALDING
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When Felix Mendelssohn’s sister Fanny died unexpectedly in 1847, the composer confessed to feeling “the greatest emptiness and barrenness in my mind and heart.” He poured his grief into his F-minor String Quartet, which was to remain the last quartet... moreabout: BERLIN STAATSKAPELLE STRING QUARTET & MOJCA ERDMANN
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In the early 20th century, Armenian philosopher, mystic, and composer George Gurdjieff traveled widely in the Caucasus, Middle East, Northern Africa, and Asia. He later transformed his experiences of the diverse local musical traditions he encountered... moreabout: GURDJIEFF ENSEMBLE
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In the popular series of Academy Concerts, students of the Barenboim-Said Akademie introduce themselves to their audiences as part of their curriculum. Once again, the series includes three performances of the Akademie’s orchestra led by Daniel Barenboim.... moreabout: ACADEMY CONCERT
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One hundred and fifty years ago on September 13, Arnold Schoenberg was born in Vienna. Zubin Mehta, Mojca Erdmann, and the Boulez Ensemble celebrate the composer with two groundbreaking works that embody the transition from late Romanticism to musical... moreabout: BOULEZ ENSEMBLE & ZUBIN MEHTA
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When Fabian Müller made his Pierre Boulez Saal debut in January 2022, his memorable performance of Beethoven’s monumental “Hammerklavier” Sonata confirmed his reputation as one of the outstanding pianists of his generation. Now the ARD Competition winner,... moreabout: FABIAN MÜLLER
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The Ramal Ensemble returns to the Pierre Boulez Saal to present a program centered around the idea of real and imaginary journeys. Originally founded in Damascus, the group reassembled in Germany in 2015 and counts several Barenboim-Said Akademie alumni... moreabout: RAMAL ENSEMBLE
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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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With the “invention” of opera in the early 17th century came a major change in the prevailing musical taste: instead of writing elaborate, polyphonic madrigals, composers increasingly featured the solo voice in the new genre of the monody and began creating... moreabout: LA VENEXIANA
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“People and the world—so beautiful and terrible. So much to love and to not like.” The songs of Will Oldham, aka Bonnie “Prince” Billy, talk of the often grim reality we live in, but they also celebrate love, courage, and hope. After more than ten years,... moreabout: BONNIE “PRINCE” BILLY
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