Konzert im Pierre Boulez Saal II

The transition from the Romantic to the Modern Age was not straightforward and took many different routes. The later radical newcomer Arnold Schoenberg began as Brahms’ successor, as his string composition »Verklärte Nacht« emphatically proves. Antonín Dvořák was also influenced and inspired by Brahms, whose »Serenade for Wind Instruments« requires a mastery of techniques for different movements as well as a feeling for different timbres. Igor Stravinsky’s »Apollon musagète«, ballet music of transparent tonality and almost ethereal effect, is entirely shaped by the sound of strings.

Programm

Igor Strawinsky

APOLLON MUSAGÈTE

Antonín Dvořák

SERENADE FOR WIND INSTRUMENTS OP. 44

Arnold Schönberg

VERKLÄRTE NACHT OP. 4

  • In cooperation with the Pierre Boulez Saal