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REGER in Karlsruhe 2016 Programmbuch REGER in KaRlsRuhE 2016 PRoGRammbuch REGER in KaRlsRuhE 2016 PRoGRammbuch www.reger2016.de Impressum Herausgeber und redaktion: max-reger-Institut · pfinztalstraße 7 · 76227 Karlsruhe 0721 854501 · www.max-reger-institut.de mit Beiträgen von Alexander Becker, Bettina Beigelbeck, Judith Gawlok, Christopher Grafschmidt, Johannes Hustedt, stefan König, Almut Ochsmann, susanne popp (sp), malika reyad, Jürgen schaarwächter, stefanie steiner-Grage (ssg), Johannes Voit (jv). Alle ganzseitigen Abbildungen aus dem Archiv des max-reger-Instituts Karlsruhe. redaktionsschluss des programmbuches: 7. Dezember 2015. programm- und Terminänderungen vorbehalten. Für Förderung danken wir Programmbuch_Layout 1 03.02.16 14:07 Seite 1 1 Veranstaltungsübersicht Seite 1. Januar 17:00 Evangelische Stadtkirche Karlsruhe 13 Festliches Neujahrskonzert für zwei Trompeten und Orgel Rudi Scheck / Eckhard Schmidt / Christian-Markus Raiser 17. Januar 18:00 Christuskirche Karlsruhe 127 Faszination Orgel: »Nachklänge zu Weihnachten« Phantasie über den Choral »Wie schön leucht’t uns der Morgenstern« op. 40 Nr. 1 · Werke von J.S. Bach, Dieterich Buxtehude, Franz Liszt u.a. Carsten Wiebusch 19. Januar 19:00 Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie (ZKM) | Kubus 15 1. Konzert der Reihe »Wie vor hundert Jahren« Streichtrio a-Moll op. 77b · Lieder · Beethoven-Variationen op. 86 Carlotta Lipski / Pauline Stöhr / Aleksandra Manic / Christina Strimbeanu / Rebecca Krieg / Xiayi Jiang / Saule Tatubaeva / Carolin Tjoa / Magdalena Wolfarth 11. Februar 19:00 Volkshochschule Karlsruhe, Ulrich-Bernays-Saal 45 Max Reger. Lied und Leben. Biographischer Vortrag mit Liedbeiträgen Sophia Maeno / Maša Novosel / Susanne Popp 14. Februar 17:00 Katholische Stadtkirche St. Stephan Karlsruhe 129 Reger und die Alten Meister. Orgelkonzert Phantasie und Fuge d-Moll op. 135b · Werke von Buxtehude, Kerll und Bach Patrick Fritz-Benzing 16. Februar 19:30 Asamsaal des Ettlinger Schlosses 15 1. Konzert der Reihe »Wie vor hundert Jahren« Streichtrio a-Moll op. 77b · Lieder · Beethoven-Variationen op. 86 Carlotta Lipski / Pauline Stöhr / Aleksandra Manic / Christina Strimbeanu / Rebecca Krieg / Xiayi Jiang / Saule Tatubaeva / Carolin Tjoa / Magdalena Wolfarth 28. Februar 19:00 Evangelische Stadtkirche Karlsruhe 93 Chorkonzert Acht geistliche Gesänge op. 138 · Werke von Josef Rheinberger, Bach und Martin 20 Jahre CoroPiccolo Karlsruhe David Raiser / CoroPiccolo Karlsruhe / Christian-Markus Raiser 6. März 18:00 Evangelisches Gemeindezentrum Östringen 82 Kammermusik auf dem Dinkelberg »Träume am Kamin… ein regers Leben« Komponistenporträt und Gesprächskonzert Violinsonaten d-Moll op. 1 und c-Moll op. 139 · Stücke aus Intermezzi op. 45 und Träume am Kamin op. 143 Duo Dauenhauer Kuen: Anna Sophie Dauenhauer · Lukas Maria Kuen Programmbuch_Layout 1 03.02.16 14:07 Seite 2 2 Veranstaltungsübersicht 13. März 18:00 Christuskirche Karlsruhe 132 Faszination Orgel: »Leipziger Passion« aus Zweiundfünfzig leicht ausführbare Choralvorspiele op. 67 · Werke von J.S. Bach, Sigfrid Karg-Elert u.a. Carsten Wiebusch 17. März 19:30 Hochschule für Musik Karlsruhe, Velte-Saal 32 Frühjahrskonzert des Max-Reger-Instituts Bach-Variationen op. 81 · Werke von D. Scarlatti, J. Haydn, A. Berg, J. Brahms und C. Corea Markus Becker 20. März 17:00 St. Bonifatius-Kirche Karlsruhe-Weststadt 98 Passionskonzert Choralkantaten »O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden« WoO V/4 Nr. 3 und »Meinen Jesum lass ich nicht« WoO V/4 Nr. 4 · Geistliche Gesänge und Orgelstücke · Aria nach Bachs »O Mensch bewein dein Sünde groß« Dominik Axtmann / Vokalensemble cantiKA nova 25. März 15:00 Lutherkirche Karlsruhe 105 Gottesdienst zur Todesstunde Jesu u.a. Choralkantate »O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden« WoO V/4 Nr. 3 Lutherana Karlsruhe / Dorothea Lehmann-Horsch 27. März 10:00 St. Peter und Paul-Kirche Karlsruhe-Mühlburg 98 28. März 11:00 St. Bonifatius-Kirche Karlsruhe-Weststadt Festgottestdienste an Ostern Chor der katholischen Pfarreien Karlsruhe West-Nord / Dominik Axtmann 8. April 18:00 Deutsches Musikautomaten-Museum 38 Außenstelle des Badischen Landesmuseums Karlsruhe im Schloss Bruchsal Reger griff in die Tasten – Max Regers Einspielungen für die Welte Philharmonie-Orgel Max Reger auf Welte Philharmonie-Orgel 21. April 19:00 Badische Landesbibliothek Karlsruhe 62 Vis-à-vis Bläserkammermusik von Robert Schumann, Max Reger und Adolf Busch Busch Kollegium Karlsruhe: Christian Kemper · Petar Hristov · Bettina Beigelbeck · Manfred Kratzer 22. April 19:30 Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe 67 Reger Raritäten Klavierquintett c-Moll op. 64 · Serenade G-Dur op. 141a in der Fassung für Streichtrio · Scherzo g-Moll für Flöte und Streichquintett WoO II/1 · Ur-(?) und Erstaufführungen Tonkünstler Ensemble Karlsruhe: Johannes Hustedt · Martina Bartsch · Susanne Holder · Gundula Jaene · Felix Treiber · Ursula Zelt · Susanne Reiner · Wolfgang Wahl · Hanna Gieron · Beate Holder-Kirst · Alexander Becker · Aglaia Bätzner · Cornelia Gengenbach · Sontraud Speidel Programmbuch_Layout 1 03.02.16 14:07 Seite 3 Veranstaltungsübersicht 3 24. April 20:00 Lutherkirche Karlsruhe 105 Geistliche Vokalmusik zum Regerjahr Drei Chöre op. 6 · Choralkantate »Meinen Jesum lass ich nicht« WoO V/4 Nr. 4 · Geistliche Lieder opp. 105, 137 und o. op. · Werke von Josef Rheinberger Athos Ensemble: Angelika Lenter · Sigrun Bornträger · Johannes Kaleschke · Christian Dahm / Burkhard Pflomm / Gerd-Uwe Klein / Gerhard Dierig / Schüler der Gesangsklasse Dahm des Badischen Konservatoriums 27. April 19:30 Hochschule für Musik Karlsruhe, Wolfgang-Rihm-Forum 15 2. Konzert der Reihe »Wie vor hundert Jahren« Klarinettensonate fis-Moll op. 49 Nr. 2 · Lieder · Streichquartett A-Dur op. 54 Nr. 2 · Roman- tische Suite op. 125, Fassung für Klavier zu vier Händen Laura Kirchgaessner / Cosima Büsing / Paula Huber González / Erlich Quartett: Jaleh Perego - Valentin Ungureanu - Ionel Ungureanu - Oliver Erlich / Rinko Hama / Xiayi Jiang / Daewoo Lee / Stella Marie Lorenz / Ruben Meliksetian 29. April 20:00 Kleine Kirche Karlsruhe 47 Stunde der Kirchenmusik Reger-Lieder im Dialog Raimonds Spogis / Christiane Dickel 30. April 18:00 Lutherkirche Karlsruhe 105 Evensong – ein ökumenisches Abendlob Lutherana Karlsruhe / Dorothea Lehmann-Horsch 8. Mai ab 18:00 Christuskirche Karlsruhe, Stephanssaal und Katholische Stadtkirche St. Stephan Karlsruhe 133 Reger, Bach und die Klais-Schwestern. Orgelkonzerte als Wandelkonzert inkl. Empfang im Rahmen des 6. Orgelgeburtstags Introduction, Passacaglia und Fuge e-Moll op. 127 · Phantasie und Fuge über B-A-C-H op. 46 · aus Zwölf Stücke op. 65 · Werke von J.S. Bach Carsten Wiebusch / Patrick Fritz-Benzing / Susanne Popp / María Isabel Segarra / Madarys Morgan 8. Mai 19:00 Volkshochschule Karlsruhe, Ulrich-Bernays-Saal 15 2. Konzert der Reihe »Wie vor hundert Jahren« Klarinettensonate fis-Moll op. 49 Nr. 2 · Lieder · Streichquartett A-Dur op. 54 Nr. 2 · Roman- tische Suite op. 125, Fassung für Klavier zu vier Händen Laura Kirchgaessner / Cosima Büsing / Paula Huber González / Erlich Quartett: Jaleh Perego - Valentin Ungureanu - Ionel Ungureanu - Oliver Erlich / Rinko Hama / Xiayi Jiang / Daewoo Lee / Stella Marie Lorenz / Ruben Meliksetian 27. Mai 20:00 Kleine Kirche Karlsruhe 48 Stunde der Kirchenmusik Klarinettenquintette von Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart und Max Reger Simon Löffelmann / Morisot-Quartett: Thomas Haug · Julia Hanke · Claudia Rink · David Raiser 6. Juni 19:30 Karlsburg Karlsruhe-Durlach 74 Inspired by Bach. Sommerkonzert des Max-Reger-Instituts Cellosonate a-Moll op. 116 · Werke von J.S. Bach und J. Brahms Julius Berger / Oliver Kern Programmbuch_Layout 1 03.02.16 14:07 Seite 4 4 Veranstaltungsübersicht 19. Juni 19:30 Alte Aula der Universität Heidelberg 78 Reger in Heidelberg Abschlusskonzert des Heidelberger Kammermusikfestivals der Staatlichen Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Mannheim in Kooperation mit der Internationalen Max- Reger-Gesellschaft e.V. und dem Max-Reger-Institut Bach-Variationen op. 81 / Lieder Frauke May / Rudolf Meister / Bernhard Renzikowski 10. Juli 18:00 Volkshochschule Karlsruhe, Ulrich-Bernays-Saal 137 Reger »Orgel-Totale«. Vortrag mit Musikbeispielen Stefanie Steiner-Grage 15. Juli 19:00 Christuskirche Karlsruhe 96 Nacht der Chöre Motette »O Tod, wie bitter bist du« op. 110 Nr. 3 · Nachtlied op. 138 Nr. 3 Kammerchor der Christuskirche / Carsten Wiebusch 17. Juli 20:30 Evangelische Stadtkirche Karlsruhe 138 Karlsruher Orgelsommer Phantasie über den Choral »Freu dich sehr, o meine Seele« op. 30 · Werke von J.S. Bach, O. Messiaen, A. Pärt und E.-S. Tüür Kadri Ploompuu 24. Juli 19:00 Evangelisches Gemeindezentrum Östringen 85 Kammermusik auf dem Dinkelberg Leipziger Liedertafel Ensemble Nobiles: Paul Heller · Christian Pohlers · Felix Hübner · Lukas Lomtscher · Lucas Heller 24. Juli 20:30 Evangelische Stadtkirche Karlsruhe 139 Karlsruher Orgelsommer Phantasie und Fuge d-Moll op. 135b · Werke von J.S. Bach und O. Messiaen Christian-Markus Raiser 31. Juli 20:30 Evangelische Stadtkirche Karlsruhe 140 Karlsruher Orgelsommer Variationen und Fuge über »Heil, unserm König Heil« WoO IV/7 · Werke von J.S. Bach und M. Mussorgsky Martin Setchell 7. August 20:30 Evangelische Stadtkirche Karlsruhe 140 Karlsruher Orgelsommer Introduction, Passacaglia und Fuge e-Moll op. 127 · Stücke aus den Opera 65 und 69 · Trauerode op. 145 Nr. 1 · J.S. Bach, Fantasie und Fuge a-Moll BWV 904 Roberto Marini 14. August 20:30 Evangelische Stadtkirche Karlsruhe 141 Karlsruher Orgelsommer Phantasie über den Choral »Wie schön leucht’t uns der Morgenstern« op. 40 Nr. 1 · Werke von J.S.
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