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Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin Rundfunkchor Berlin Marek Janowski SYMPHONIA DOMESTICA & DIE TAGESZEITEN Richard Strauss
Richard Strauss SYMPHONIA DOMESTICA & DIE TAGESZEITEN Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin Rundfunkchor Berlin Marek Janowski Richard Strauss (1864-1949) Symphonia statement (if meant sincerely) does not the Frenchman recommended the reference to the (outdated) traditional necessarily win you friends... work be performed only without the genre, in order to subsequently Symphonia Domestica, Op. 53 Domestica, Op. 53 accompanying programme, as it would demolish the internal musical structure 1 Bewegt 5. 03 In fact, the content of the Symphonia certainly distract the listener and and compositional content with 2 Scherzo 12. 46 Richard Strauss was a master at domestica does seem rather trivial, as misrepresent the character of the work. powerful irony. After all, one would 3 Adagio 11. 22 creating double entendres in his the composer places his own, deeply To which Strauss responded: “For me, surely elect a completely diff erent 4 Mäßig langsam. Bewegter 15. 43 music. Nothing is as it seems at fi rst bourgeois family idyll in the spotlight of the poetic programme is no more than genre to accompany the private glance. One should always keep this the musical scene. His original working a means of expressing and developing area of a domestic idyll: an art song, Die Tageszeiten, Op. 76 in mind when dealing with such a title for the work was: “My home. A my perception in a purely musical perhaps, a sonata – but certainly not (Poems by Joseph von Eichendorff ) controversial work as his Symphonia symphonic portrait of myself and my manner; not, as you think, merely a a symphony written for the concert For Male Chorus and Orchestra domestica, Op. -
Piano Concertos by Serge Prokofiev and Aram Khachaturian
PIANO CONCERTOS BY SERGE PROKOFIEV AND ARAM KHACHATURIAN Nareh Arghamanyan Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin Alain Altinoglu Aram Khachaturian (1903-1978) Piano Concerto in D flat (1936) 1 Allegro maestoso 15. 32 2 Andante con anima 11. 21 3 Allegro brillante 9. 50 Serge Prokofiev (1891-1953) Piano Concerto No. 3 in C major, Op. 26 (1917-1921) 4 Andante-Allegro 10. 13 5 Tema – Andantino 9. 48 Var. 1 – Listesso tempo Var. 2 – Allegro Var. 3 – Allegro moderato (poco meno mosso) Var. 4 – Andante meditativo Var. 5 – Allegro giusto Tema – Listesso tempo 6 Allegro ma non troppo 10. 27 Total playing time 67. 17 Nareh Arghamanyan, piano Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin Erez Ofer, concertmaster Alain Altinoglu, conductor This album has been recorded at the Haus des Rundfunks, RBB Berlin, Germany in October 2013. Aram Khachaturian was seen leaning against a birch tree in a corner of the park, tears pouring Concerto for Piano down his cheeks... and Orchestra in D Resurgence around the Black Sea flat major Transcaucasia (= South Caucasus), July 12, 1937 saw the official première behind the Caucasus mountains – of Aram Khachaturian’s hugely Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. powerful Piano Concerto. The concert For centuries, the various Christian, took place under the open sky in Arab and Persian cultures had Sokolniki Park in central Moscow, enjoyed a mutually beneficial co- featuring as soloist 29-year-old existence, until the collapse of the Lev Oborin, Soviet master-pianist USSR, when the region turned into a and winner of the First Chopin focal point of bloody military clashes, Competition in 1927. However, a hotbed of corruption, religious a hastily assembled orchestra wars, and separatism. -
26. Mai 2019 Vladimir Jurowski
26. Mai 2019 Vladimir Jurowski „Der menschliche Geist kann zwar große Katastrophen und tragische Ereignisse überleben und am Ende sogar gestärkt aus ihnen hervorgehen, doch was dann letztlich einen Schutthaufen aus ihm macht, sind die erbarmungslosen, gleichgültigen und quälenden Banalitäten des modernen Lebens, denen wir uns fatalerweise angepasst haben – die hinterhältige, wachsende Ansammlung kleinlicher, tagtäglicher Seelentraumata, die den lebenswichtigen Fluss von Imagination und Bedeutung so zuverlässig durcheinanderbringen und behindern, wie Cholesterin die Arterien verstopft.“ Michael Leunig (geb. 1945) 4 PROGRAMM 5 So 26. Mai 19 20 Uhr Philharmonie Berlin RSB Philharmonie-Abo Gold RSB Abo Goldene Mischung Vladimir Jurowski Joseph Haydn Brett Dean Thomas Hampson / Bariton (1732 –1809) (geb. 1961) Gondwana Voices / Nationaler Sinfonie Nr. 45 fis-Moll Hob I:45 „Vexations and Devotions“ Jugendchor von Australien („Abschieds-Sinfonie“) auf Texte von Michael Leunig, Lyn Williams AM / Chordirektorin › Allegro assai Dorothy Porter und ergänzenden, Rundfunkchor Berlin › Adagio vom Komponisten ausgewählten James Wood / Choreinstudierung › Menuett. Allegretto – Trio Texten für Kinderchor, gemischten Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin › Finale. Presto – Adagio Chor und großes Orchester › Watching Others 18.45 Uhr, Südfoyer › Bell and Anti-Bell Einführung von Steffen Georgi Gustav Mahler › The Path to Your Door (1860 –1911) Fünf Lieder aus „Sieben Lieder aus letzter Zeit“ nach Gedichten von Friedrich Rückert für Singstimme und rlic tü h a Orchester n › „Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder“. Sehr lebhaft › „Liebst du um Schönheit“. Innig › „Ich atmet’ einen linden Duft“. Partner in der roc berlin Sehr zart und innig › „Um Mitternacht“. Ruhig, gleichmäßig Konzert mit › „Ich bin der Welt abhanden und gekommen“. Äußerst langsam und zurückhaltend Übertragung am 14. -
ALFRED SCHNITTKE 3Rd SYMPHONY Rundfunk
ALFRED SCHNITTKE 3rd SYMPHONY Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin Vladimir Jurowski Alfred Schnittke (1934-1998) Rich in associations opulent work that gradually spins Shostakovich. In their search for new by the massive country on both 3rd Symphony (1981) a cocoon around itself, creating a musical shores during the Khrushchev sides of the Urals. But he was less One hundred and eleven musicians dense web of both clear and covert era, these artists were attempting constrained than his predecessors 1 Moderato 11.26 celebrating a large-scale symphony. allusions. But Schnittke would not to rediscover that which had been by the verdict of Real-Socialistic 2 Allegro 13.23 That sounds like Gustav Mahler, be Schnittke had he not primarily previously outlawed, and to reject composition as to the purpose of 3 Allegro pesante 8.15 Richard Strauss, or Arnold written music that appealed to the any kind of monumentality. the basic legitimacy of the music 4 Adagio 19.08 Schoenberg. In fact, the composer senses. Heart and brain are equally itself. Nevertheless, his personal of the present symphony, Alfred stimulated to embark upon the Schnittke was born in Engels (the development bears no resemblance Schnittke, had precisely these adventure that is Schnittke. capital of the former Volga-German to that of western composers, despite composers (as well as many others) Autonomous Soviet Socialist his being sensitized to international Total playing time 52.16 in mind back in 1981. The four- Republic) on the Volga in 1934, and developments in 20th-century movement work was commissioned Engels – Vienna – Moscow – described himself as a “Russian music thanks to the training he had for the ceremonial opening of the Hamburg without a drop of Russian blood.” His received from Philip Herschkowitz new Gewandhaus in Leipzig. -
4. Oktober 2020 Jukka-Pekka Saraste 2 BEETHOVEN – SINFONIE NR
4. Oktober 2020 Jukka-Pekka Saraste 2 BEETHOVEN – SINFONIE NR. 7 „Ich war nie so finnisch wie in Wien, Italien und Paris und nie so sehr Pariser wie am Pielisjärvi-See.“ Jean Sibelius, 1921 4 PROGRAMM 5 Ludwig van Beethoven 4. Oktober 2020 (1770 – 1827) Sonntag / 16 Uhr Sinfonie Nr. 4 B-Dur op. 60 › Adagio – Allegro vivace Philharmonie Berlin › Adagio Sinfoniekonzert › Allegro vivace › Allegro ma non troppo Jean Sibelius (1865 - 1957) Sinfonie Nr. 3 C-Dur op. 52 JUKKA-PEKKA SARASTE › Allegro moderato Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin › Andantino con moto, quasi allegretto › Moderato – Allegro ma non tanto Liebe Konzertbesucher*innen! Schön, dass Sie da sind! Lassen Sie uns gemeinsam dafür sorgen, dass das nicht nur so bleiben, sondern bald wieder zur erfreulichen Normalität werden kann! Bitte beachten Sie die allgemeine Hygiene-, Husten- und Nies-Etikette, folgen Sie der besonderen Wegführung innerhalb des Hauses und halten Sie den Mindestabstand von 1,5 Metern ein. Tragen Sie bitte jederzeit und überall im Haus eine Mund- und Nasen-Bedeckung. Erst nachdem die Saaltüren geschlossen worden sind, können Sie auf Ihrem Sitzplatz den Schutz abnehmen. Bitte vergessen Sie nicht, ihn vor dem Verlassen des Platzes wieder anzulegen. Das Konzertprogramm ist an die Coronavorgaben vor, auf und hinter Konzert mit der Bühne angepasst worden. Es findet ohne Pause statt. Aufzüge Übertragung am 4. Oktober 2020, und Toiletten sind bitte nur im „Notfall“ zu benutzen. Gastronomie- 20.03 Uhr (heute Abend). angebote und Garderobendienst stehen leider gegenwärtig nicht zur Europaweit. In Berlin auf UKW 89,6 MHz; Kabel 97,55; Digitalradio (DAB); Satellit; Verfügung. Bitte legen Sie Ihre Mäntel und Jacken über die gesperrten online und per App. -
GERMAN & AUSTRIAN SYMPHONIES from the 19Th
GERMAN & AUSTRIAN SYMPHONIES From The 19th Century To The Present Composers other than Beethoven, Brahms, Bruckner, Mahler, Mendelssohn, Schubert & Schumann A Discography of CDs and LPs Prepared by Michael Herman Composers A-L JOHANN JOSEPH ABERT (1832-1915) A Sudeten German, he was born in Kochowitz, Bohemia (now Kochovice, Czech Republic). He studied double bass at the Prague Conservatory with Josef Hrabe and also received lessons in theory from Johann Friedrich Kittl and August Wilhelm Ambros. He became a double bassist for the Court Orchestra at Stuttgart and later was appointed Kapellmeister. He composed orchestral and chamber works as well as lieder and several successful operas. His unrecorded Symphonies are: Nos. 1 in B minor (1852), 2 in C minor (1854), 3 in A major (1856), 5 in C minor (1870), 6 in D minor "Lyric Symphony" (1890) and 7 in C major "Spring Symphony" (1894). Symphony No. 4 in D major, Op. 31 "Columbus, A Musical Portrait of the Sea in the Form of a Symphony" (1863) Werner Stiefel/Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic Orchestra ( + Concerto for Double Bass and Variations for Double Bass and Orchestra) BAYER RECORDS 100160 (1996) AUGUST RITTER VON ADELBURG (1830-1873) Born in Pera, Turkey. The son of a diplomat, he spent his early years in Istanbul before going to Vienna to study music with Joseph Mayseder for violin and with Hoffmann for composition. He then toured Europe as a violinist. He later returned to Istanbul where he played the violin before the Sultan to whom he dedicated this Symphony. He mostly composed operas, chamber, instrumental and vocal works. -
573672 Itunes Smetana
SMETANA Festive Symphony The Bartered Bride Overture and Dances Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra Darrell Ang Bedřich Smetana (1824–1884) Festive Symphony, Op. 6 • Extracts from The Bartered Bride Bedřich Smetana is a figure of particular importance in the In 1849 Smetana married and continued his career needed, and which he seized with the composition of his anthem is reserved for the final pages of the score. The C development of Czech music, creating and inspiring a as a teacher and pianist, serving in each of these first operas, The Brandenburgers in Bohemia and The major Largo maestoso , opening with a passage in E synthesis of native tradition and the Classical forms of capacities the former Emperor Ferdinand V, the mentally Bartered Bride. He was not appointed principal conductor major that recalls the anthem, which later appears more music in which he had been trained. Born in 1824, the deficient heir to the Hapsburg throne, who had abdicated until 1866, and then was to encounter constant critical fully in the movement, leads to an A major Scherzo and D eleventh child and first son to survive infancy of a brewer in favour of the able young Franz Joseph I, carefully hostility. In 1874 came the first signs of deafness, the minor Trio . The Finale provides a lively movement who served Count Wallenstein and other members of the groomed by his mother for the succession. While the result of a supposed venereal infection contracted earlier culminating in a mood suited to the title and occasion of nobility, he showed early promise as a pianist and as a Emperor Ferdinand had proved completely incompetent, in life, and by October of the same year his hearing had the work. -
8. Februar 2019 Alain Altinoglu … Dies Apokalyptische Umschlagen in Der So Enthusiastisch Begonnenen Humanen Entwicklung Des 20
8. Februar 2019 Alain Altinoglu … dies apokalyptische Umschlagen in der so enthusiastisch begonnenen humanen Entwicklung des 20. Jahrhunderts – … er hörte und sah die herannahenden, riesigen, in der Geschichte noch nie dagewesenen Menschheitsvernichtungen nicht – oder wollte besser nichts sehen … Dieses Nichtzulassen der „surrealistischen“ Schreckenswirklichkeit, dieses Sich-nicht-Beugen, dieses Sich-nicht-Gestatten von Tränen, dieses Nichteingehen auf Beschimpfungen – das schien Rettung zu sein. Doch diese Rettung war leider nur Illusion – der noch wichtigere, der unsichtbare, der wesentlichste Teil dieser sportlich- geschäftsmännischen Persönlichkeit Prokofjew verdrängte das Unüberwundene so tief, dass es ihn nicht mehr losließ und mit 61 Jahren in den Tod riss. … Er gehörte zu denen, die bei allen schrecklichen Umständen ihre menschliche Würde bewahrten und den scheinbar allmächtigen Alltagssituationen nicht die Oberhand ließen. Er leistete einen stillen, aber umso zäheren Widerstand. Alfred Schnittke über Sergei Prokofjew, 1990 4 PROGRAMM 5 Fr 8. Februar 19 20 Uhr Konzerthaus Berlin RSB Konzerthaus-Abo Gold RSB Abo Goldene Mischung Alain Altinoglu Ludwig van Beethoven Sergei Prokofjew Emmanuel Pahud / Flöte (1770 – 1827) (1891 – 1853) Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin Ouvertüre zu Heinrich Joseph Sinfonie Nr. 5 B-Dur op. 100 von Collins Trauerspiel „Coriolan“ › Andante c-Moll op. 62 › Allegro marcato 18.45 Uhr, Werner-Otto-Saal › Allegro con brio › Adagio Einführung von Steffen Georgi › Allegro giocoso Matthias Pintscher (geb. 1971) „Transir“ für Flöte und Kammerorchester Pause rlic tü h a n Konzert mit und Live-Übertragung. Europaweit. In Berlin auf 89,6 MHz; Kabel 97,55; Digitalradio (DAB); Satellit; online und per App. Wir bitten um etwas Geduld zu Beginn der beiden Konzerthälften. Es kommt zu kleinen Verzögerungen wegen der Abstimmung mit den Radioprogrammen. -
GERMAN & AUSTRIAN SYMPHONIES from the 19Th
GERMAN & AUSTRIAN SYMPHONIES From The 19th Century To The Present Composers other than Beethoven, Brahms, Bruckner, Mahler, Mendelssohn, Schubert & Schumann A Discography of CDs and LPs Prepared by Michael Herman Composers M-Z ERICH MARCKHL (1902-1980) Born in Celje, Styria, Austria-Hungary (now in Slovenia). He studied composition studies with Franz Schmidt. He was the state music director of the Province of Styria and also the Province of Styria Conservatory in Graz and professor as well as president of the Graz Academy of Music. He composed orchestral, chamber, piano and organ works as well as lieder and church music. His other Symphonies are: Nos. 2 in G sharp minor (1955-8), 3 in A minor (1946, rev. 1952-61), 4 "Kapfenberger Symphonie" (1955), 5 in E minor "Tragic" (1940-59) and 6 (1974). Symphony (No. 1) in C sharp minor (1931, rev. 1957) Ernst Märzendorfer/Austrian Radio Symphony Orchestra ( + Rubin: Symphony No.5) AMADEO AVRS 5065 ST (1970s) JOSEPH MARX (1882-1964) Born in Graz. He attended the Johann Buwa Piano Academy where he developed his virtuosic piano talents and also taught himself to play the cello and violin at that time. At the University of Graz, he studied with Erich Degner and took courses in musicology. He later taught theory and composition at the Vienna Academy of Music (afterwards the Hochschule für Musik) and became its director and taught there for the next 30 years. He was also an inflential music critic. He composed orchestral, chamber, choral and a vast number of vocal works. Autumn Symphony “Herbstsymphonie” (1921) Johannes Wildner/Graz Philharmonic CPO 7773202-2 (2019) Sinfonia "In Modo Classico" for String Orchestra (1944) Steven Sloane/Bochum Symphony Orchestra ( + Alt-Wiener Serenaden and Partita for String Orchestra "In Modo Antico") NAXOS 8.573832 (2019) (original CD release: ASV CD DCA 1158) (2005) MusicWeb International Updated: August 2020 German & Austrian Symphonies M-Z SIEGFRIED MATTHUS (b. -
Fritz Lang Destiny Contents
Fritz Lang Destiny Contents Introduction — 2 Greetings — 4 Testimonials — 6 The Movie Overview — 11 Short bios — 14 Contemporary Press Reviews — 20 The Revival The Project — 28 The Restoration — 29 The Music — 35 The Background Ufa, Bertelsmann and the Murnau Foundation — 42 The Publishers — 45 Publishing Credits, Legal Notice, Footnotes, Picture Credits — 48 3 Fritz Lang… is undoubtedly one of the most important directors in the history of film. He shaped Weimar cinema, worked in Hollywood, and became a legend in his own lifetime thanks to the veneration of fellow filmmakers. So it is all the more painful when his films can no longer be seen in a form that corresponds to his visionary and resolute creative drive. That was true, for example, for his groundbreaking science-fiction epic METROPOLIS, which for decades was only available in truncated versions; it wasn't until 2010 that it was nearly completely restored. The fact that DESTINY is available again with typical 1920s coloration makes possible a new cinematic experience of this movie classic. Stripped of its colors, this masterpiece was only a shadow of its true self over decades. The Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Foun- dation and its partners spent more than a year working on the movie. The project was made possible by the support of Bertelsmann as the main sponsor. We especially look forward to the new music by the composer Cornelius Schwehr, which the conductor Frank Strobel and the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin — RSB (Radio Symphony Orchestra Berlin) will perform for the movie's premiere at the 66 th Berlin International Film Festival on February 12, 2016. -
Finden Sie Das Programmheft Zum Konzert
Programmheft 21.08.2021 Ein musikalisches Feuerwerk Finanzgruppe Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Samstag, 21.08.2021, 19:00 Uhr · Klütz, Park von Schloss Bothmer Ein musikalisches Feuerwerk Das traditionelle Open-Air-Konzert im Park von Schloss Bothmer Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin Emmanuel Tjeknavorian Violine, NORDMETALL-Ensemblepreisträger 2017 Daniel Müller-Schott Violoncello, Preisträger in Residence 2008 Vladimir Jurowski Leitung Die Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern loben in jedem Festspielsommer drei Nachwuchspreise aus: den WEMAG-Solistenpreis, den NORDMETALL-Ensemblepreis sowie den Publikumspreis (ermöglicht durch das »C. F. Holtmann-Stipendium«). Die Preise werden unter den Musikerinnen und Musikern der Konzertreihe »Junge Elite« vergeben. Jedes Jahr wird ein Preisträger oder eine Preisträgerin ausgewählt, den Festspielsommer als Preisträger bzw. Preisträgerin in Residence zu prägen. Konzert der WEMAG AG Mit freundlicher Unterstützung der Sparkasse Mecklenburg-Nordwest, der J.J. Darboven GmbH & Co. KG und des Österreichischen Kulturforums Berlin Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) Ouvertüre zu »Le nozze di Figaro« KV 492 Johannes Brahms (1833–1897) Konzert a-Moll für Violine, Violoncello und Orchester op. 102 Allegro Andante Vivace non troppo Johan Halvorsen (1864–1935) Passacaglia g-Moll über ein Thema von Händel für Violine und Violoncello (orig. für Violine und Viola) Pause Franz Schubert (1797–1828) Sinfonie Nr. 8 C-Dur op. posth. D 944 »Große« Andante — Allegro ma non troppo Andante con moto Scherzo. Allegro vivace Allegro vivace Bild- & Tonaufnahmen — auch mit dem Handy — sind untersagt. Programmeinführung Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) Ouvertüre zu »Le nozze di Figaro« KV 492 Er könne französische Opern so gut wie deutsche schrei ben, behauptete Mozart einst, der italienischen gebe er jedoch stets einen gewissen Vorzug. -
Lutosławski Dutilleux Cello Concertos
Lutosławski Dutilleux Cello Concertos Johannes Moser Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin Thomas Søndergård Witold Lutosławski (1913-1994) Cello Concerto (1970) 1 Introduction 5. 36 2 Four Episodes 7. 14 3 Cantilena 5. 39 4 Finale 6. 29 Henri Dutilleux (1916-2013) “Tout un monde lointain” (Cello Concerto) (1970) 5 Énigme (très libre et flexible) 7. 02 6 Regard (Extrêmement calme) 5. 56 7 Houles (Large et ample) 4. 27 8 Miroirs (Lent et extatique) 5. 22 9 Hymne (Allegro) 4. 53 Total playing time: 53. 52 Johannes Moser, cello Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin Conducted by Thomas Søndergård The cello concerti by Lutosławski and Dutilleux are among the most impactful, prominent and precious pieces of the second half of the 20th century, and both works offer truly exceptional artistic statements of each composers` very personal language. I have fallen in love with these works in my early twenties, and have been living with them and performing them for many years throughout my career. From day one with PENTATONE, I have been planning a recording of these two masterworks, and I feel very proud that now the time has come to present my musical statement with such exceptional partners on this new PENTATONE recording. – Johannes Moser Johannes Moser © Francesco Fratto Sounds from a distant Time warp to the year 1988. My first opens the introductory Cadenza, enter into a deeply serious, miraculous world encounter with these two concertos which ‘describes a paradisiacal state’ dialogue with the soloist, as well as by Johannes Moser is not very promising: as an eight- (Lutoslawski). with each other. The cello seems to year-old, I stand in front of the pull the string instruments onto its The 20th century, not without reason, record-player at home quite at a A perfect world! The cello floats, side, to the point where finally an has been dubbed ‘the century of the loss.