© Andrew McCoy
Grafenegg Summer Concerts Grafenegg Schlosshof
Prélude
«Eine kleine Frühlingsweise»
Concert as aperitif.
At the weekend, the afternoon concerts are overtures, or jazzy intros, to the evening concerts.
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© Andrew McCoy
Grafenegg Summer Concerts Grafenegg Schlosshof
Prélude
The prelude is included in the concert ticket price.
«Eine kleine Frühlingsweise»
Concert as aperitif.
At the weekend, the afternoon concerts are overtures, or jazzy intros, to the evening concerts.
© Jure Knez
Grafenegg Summer Concerts Grafenegg Wolkenturm
Arcis Saxophon Quartett
Tonkunstler Orchestra · Arcis Saxophon Quartett · John Axelrod
IVES · MINTZER · ELLINGTON · MÁRQUEZ
CHARLES IVES
Variations on «America» (My Country, t'is of thee) (arr. for Orchestra: William Schuman)
BOB MINTZER
Rhythms of the Americas
DUKE ELLINGTON
«Black, Brown and Beige»
ARTURO MÁRQUEZ
Danzón No. 2
Musical America, as it lives and breathes: American conductor John Axelrod leads a vibrant programme that follows the American musical idiom from the start of 20th century to the 21st. Campus Grafenegg alumni the Arcis Saxophone Quartet join the Tonkunstler Orchestra and bring a world of fascinating rhythms, sounds and myths into full bloom.
© Andrew McCoy
Grafenegg Summer Concerts Grafenegg Schlosshof
Prélude
The prelude is included in the concert ticket price.
«Eine kleine Frühlingsweise»
Concert as aperitif.
At the weekend, the afternoon concerts are overtures, or jazzy intros, to the evening concerts.
© Jure Knez
Grafenegg Summer Concerts Grafenegg Wolkenturm
Arcis Saxophon Quartett
Tonkunstler Orchestra · Arcis Saxophon Quartett · John Axelrod
IVES · MINTZER · ELLINGTON · MÁRQUEZ
CHARLES IVES
Variations on «America» (My Country, t'is of thee) (arr. for Orchestra: William Schuman)
BOB MINTZER
Rhythms of the Americas
DUKE ELLINGTON
«Black, Brown and Beige»
ARTURO MÁRQUEZ
Danzón No. 2
Musical America, as it lives and breathes: American conductor John Axelrod leads a vibrant programme that follows the American musical idiom from the start of 20th century to the 21st. Campus Grafenegg alumni the Arcis Saxophone Quartet join the Tonkunstler Orchestra and bring a world of fascinating rhythms, sounds and myths into full bloom.
