© Klaus Fritsch
Grafenegg Reitschule
Einführung
Pre-concert talk with Walter Weidringer.
Insights into the programme.
Before each concert, experts give insights and explain the contexts.
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© Klaus Fritsch
Grafenegg Reitschule
Einführung
The pre-concert talk is included in the concert ticket price.
Pre-concert talk
Pre-concert talk with Walter Weidringer.
Insights into the programme.
Before each concert, experts give insights and explain the contexts.
© Marco Borggreve
Grafenegg Schlossklänge Grafenegg Auditorium
Christina Landshamer
© Marco Borggreve
Grafenegg Schlossklänge Grafenegg Auditorium
Tareq Nazmi
© Nancy Horowitz
Grafenegg Schlossklänge Grafenegg Auditorium
Ivor Bolton
Tonkunstler Orchestra · Christina Landshamer · Tareq Nazmi · Konzertchor Niederösterreich · Ivor Bolton
BRAHMS
JOHANNES BRAHMS
«Ein deutsches Requiem» for Soloists, Choir and Orchestra op. 45
Music gives strength. This power is explicitly inscribed in Brahms's «German Requiem». Bucking tradition, the young composer did not intend his requiem to be a mass for the dead; instead, he wrote a work for the living that would provide comfort for those in mourning. Transcending religious denomination, the «German Requiem» secured Brahms's fame and is one of his most loved works today. In Grafenegg it is in the hands of the distinguished British conductor Ivor Bolton, with Christina Landshamer, Tareq Nazmi and the Konzertchor Niederösterreich contributing the human voice, to which Brahms assigned a major role in providing comfort and consolation.
© Klaus Fritsch
Grafenegg Reitschule
Einführung
The pre-concert talk is included in the concert ticket price.
Pre-concert talk
Pre-concert talk with Walter Weidringer.
Insights into the programme.
Before each concert, experts give insights and explain the contexts.
© Marco Borggreve
Grafenegg Schlossklänge Grafenegg Auditorium
Christina Landshamer
© Marco Borggreve
Grafenegg Schlossklänge Grafenegg Auditorium
Tareq Nazmi
© Nancy Horowitz
Grafenegg Schlossklänge Grafenegg Auditorium
Ivor Bolton
Tonkunstler Orchestra · Christina Landshamer · Tareq Nazmi · Konzertchor Niederösterreich · Ivor Bolton
BRAHMS
JOHANNES BRAHMS
«Ein deutsches Requiem» for Soloists, Choir and Orchestra op. 45
Music gives strength. This power is explicitly inscribed in Brahms's «German Requiem». Bucking tradition, the young composer did not intend his requiem to be a mass for the dead; instead, he wrote a work for the living that would provide comfort for those in mourning. Transcending religious denomination, the «German Requiem» secured Brahms's fame and is one of his most loved works today. In Grafenegg it is in the hands of the distinguished British conductor Ivor Bolton, with Christina Landshamer, Tareq Nazmi and the Konzertchor Niederösterreich contributing the human voice, to which Brahms assigned a major role in providing comfort and consolation.
