Chamber Concert Apollo-Saal V
Divertimento
Wind instrument quintet of Staatskapelle Berlin and guests
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The ancestral line of artists who have played a significant role in the history of Berlin’s court and state operas, as well as its court and Staatskapelle orchestras, is impressive. Carl Heinrich Graun, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach and Johann Friedrich Reichardt in the 18th century, Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Giacomo Meyerbeer and Otto Nicolai in the 19th century, and then later Richard Strauss, Alban Berg, Paul Hindemith, Darius Milhaud, Otto Klemperer and Paul Dessau, are just a handful of the composers and conductors who have left an enduring legacy and given key world premieres.
These roots are traced by members of the Staatskapelle Berlin over ten chamber concerts, every Monday evening at the Apollo Hall.
Dates
Cast
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Flute:
- Thomas Beyer,
- Veronika Blachuta
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Oboe:
- Gregor Witt,
- Julia Obergfell
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clarinet:
- Heiner Schindler,
- Maxim Senkov
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french horn:
- Axel Grüner,
- László Gál,
- Merav Goldman,
- Joana Mateu Carles
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Fagott, Kontrafagott:
- Mathias Baier,
- Joanna Gancarz,
- Vladimir Borgarts
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Trumpet:
Mutsumi Shimamaru
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Saxophone:
Jan Schulte-Bunert
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BLÄSERQUINTETT DER STAATSKAPELLE BERLIN UND GÄSTE
Werner Egk
OVERTURE TO THE OPERA »DIE ZAUBERGEIGE«
Max Reger
SERENADE FOR FOR WIND INSTRUMENTS B-FLAT MAJOR
Darius Milhaud
SCARAMOUCHE OP. 165B
Henri Tomasi
PRINTEMPS
Paul Hindemith
KLEINE KAMMERMUSIK OP. 24 NR. 2
Hanns Eisler
DIVERTIMENTO OP. 4
Richard Strauss
SERENADE E-FLAT MAJOR OP. 7 fOR 13 wind instruments