Genre: Chamber music

Monday at last – Day 3

The Monday At Last concert series celebrates 10 years with a jam-packed chamber music festival: Monday All Week!

Monday All Week is exactly what it sounds like: Monday At Last concerts every day, with tons of guests.

Max Bruch is primarily known for his divinely beautiful and masterful Violin Concerto. Sometimes it seems as if this distracts listeners from all the other pieces by this German composer, who wrote a great number of orchestral works and instrumental concertos, songs and three operas. He also composed a piano trio, two string quartets and a bouquet of Swedish Dances for Violin and Piano (!). And of course, this beautiful String Octet, which the trio ZilliacusPerssonRaitinen will perform with Cuarteto Quiroga and violinist Irina Simon-Renes.

As the title suggests, American composer George Crumb’s Vox Balaenae – Voice of the Whale – is inspired by whale song. The piece is composed for electric flute and amplified piano; it is dedicated to and was premiered by the New York Camerata. For contrast, we will also hear music by Joseph Haydn and Francis Poulenc.

The Monday At Last concert series celebrates 10 years with a jam-packed chamber music festival: Monday All Week!

Thursday 5 April 2018 19.00

Ends approximately 21.00

Price:

195 SEK

Monday All Week is exactly what it sounds like: Monday At Last concerts every day, with tons of guests.

Max Bruch is primarily known for his divinely beautiful and masterful Violin Concerto. Sometimes it seems as if this distracts listeners from all the other pieces by this German composer, who wrote a great number of orchestral works and instrumental concertos, songs and three operas. He also composed a piano trio, two string quartets and a bouquet of Swedish Dances for Violin and Piano (!). And of course, this beautiful String Octet, which the trio ZilliacusPerssonRaitinen will perform with Cuarteto Quiroga and violinist Irina Simon-Renes.

As the title suggests, American composer George Crumb’s Vox Balaenae – Voice of the Whale – is inspired by whale song. The piece is composed for electric flute and amplified piano; it is dedicated to and was premiered by the New York Camerata. For contrast, we will also hear music by Joseph Haydn and Francis Poulenc.

  • The music

    Approximate times
  • Joseph Haydn String Quartet in C major op 20:2
    21 min
  • George Crumb Vox balaenae  – Voice of the Whale
    22 min
  • Intermission
    25 min
  • Francis Poulenc Sonata for two clarinets
    7 min
  • Max Bruch String Octet
    24 min
  • Participants

  • ZilliacusPerssonRaitinen
  • Cuarteto Quiroga
  • Irina Simon-Renes violin
  • Kati Raitinen cello
  • Anders Jonhäll flute
  • Karin Dornbusch clarinet
  • Christoffer Sundqvist clarinet
  • Christian Ihle Hadland piano

Thursday 5 April 2018 19.00

Ends approximately 21.00

Price:

195 SEK