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Summer Festival 2021 Broadcasting Dates | Summer Festival 2021 Wednesday, 11 August | 19.30 | KKL Lucerne, Concert Hall Swiss Youth Symphony Orchestra | Kai Bumann conductor | Oliver Schnyder piano Wolfgang Amadé Mozart: Concert for piano and orchestra in C major, K. 467 | Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 1 in C major, Op. 21 Radio SRF 2 Kultur will record this concert and broadcast it at a later date. Thursday, 12 August | 12.15 | Award Winners Concert | Lukaskirche Winners of the Swiss Youth Music Competition Radio SRF 2 Kultur will record this concert and broadcast it on Sunday, 12 September 2021, starting at 16.00 (Lucerne time). Friday, 13 August | 18.30 | Opening Concert | KKL Lucerne, Concert Hall Lucerne Festival Orchestra | Riccardo Chailly conductor Wolfgang Amadé Mozart: Ouverture to Don Giovanni, K. 527 | Wolfgang Amadé Mozart: Symphony in G minor, K. 550 | Franz Schubert: Symphony No. 6 in C major Radio SRF 2 Kultur will record this concert and broadcast it with a time delay starting at 20.00 (Lucerne time): srf.ch/audio/weltklasse-auf-srf-2-kultur/live-vom-lucerne-festival-das- eroeffnungskonzert?id=12013884 SRF 1 will broadcast this concert with a time delay starting at 22.25 (Lucerne time). Arte will stream the concert with a time delay starting at 18.55 (Lucerne time): arte.tv/de/videos/104366-000-A/eroeffnungskonzert-lucerne-festival-2021/ Bayrischer Rundfunk Klassik will broadcast the concert starting at 20.00 (Lucerne Time): br-klassik.de/programm/radio/ausstrahlung-2531288.html Radio Belgrade 3 will broadcast the concert starting at 20.00 (Lucerne Time): rts.rs/page/radio/sr/story/1466/radio-beograd-3/4474932/direktan-prenos-svecanog-otvaranja- festivala-u-lucernu.html Tuesday, 17 August | 12.15 | Debut Prix Credit Suisse Jeunes Solistes | Lukaskirche Lea Sobbe recorder (winner of the «Prix Credit Suisse Jeunes Solistes») | Halldór Bjarki Arnarson harpsichord | Martin Reck electronics Pons d’Ortaffa: Si ay perdut mon saber | [sic]nals / Martin Reck: once:more | Paolo Benedetto Bellinzani: Sonata in D minor, Op. 3, no. 12 | Marco Uccellini: Sonata Seconda detta La Luciminia contenta | Dorothée Hahne: commentari III | Georg Philipp Telemann: Sonatina quinta TWV 41:a4 | Emanuele Casale: Studio 2a | Nicola Matteis: Bizarrie sopra la Vecchia Sarabanda o pur Ciaccona from: Ayres for the violin Radio SRF 2 Kultur will record this concert and broadcast it on Thursday, 16 September 2021, starting at 20.00 (Lucerne time). Sunday, 22 August | 19.30 | Schumann Cylce 1 | KKL Lucerne, Concert Hall Lucerne Symphony Orchestra| Michael Sanderling conductor | Steven Isserlis cello Carl Maria von Weber: Ouverture to Der Freischütz | Robert Schumann: Concerto for cioloncello and orchestra in A minor, Op. 129 | Robert Schumann; Symphony No. 4 in D minor, Op. 120 Radio SRF 2 Kultur will record this concert and broadcast it with a time delay starting at 20.00 (Lucerne time): srf.ch/audio/weltklasse-auf-srf-2-kultur/heimspiel-fuers-luzerner-sinfonieorchester?id=12013929 Stiftung Lucerne Festival Hirschmattstrasse 13 T +41(0)41 226 44 00 P.O. Box [email protected] CH-6002 Luzern lucernefestival.ch 1/3 Tuesday, 24 August | 19.30 | Lucerne Festival Orchestra 6 | KKL Lucerne, Concert Hall Lucerne Festival Orchestra | Yannick Nézet-Séguin conductor Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges: Symphony No. 2 in D major | Wolfgang Amadé Mozart: Symphony in D major, K. 504 Prague | Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 9 Radio SRF 2 Kultur will record this concert and broadcast it at a later date. Sunday, 29 August | 16.00 | Lucerne Festival Academy 2 | KKL Lucerne, Concert Hall Lucerne Festival Contemporary Orchestra | Lin Liao conductor (Milenko) | Johanna Malangré conductor (Vaughan) | Heinz Holliger conductor | Felix Renggli flute Kirsten Milenko: Traho for orchestra («Roche Young Commissions» world premiere) | Alex Vaughan: Logos for orchestra («Roche Young Commissions» world premiere) | Wolfgang Amadé Mozart: Masonic Funeral Music in C minor, K. 477 (479a) | Heinz Holliger: Ostinato funebre for small orchestra | Heinz Holliger: Turm-Musik for flute solo, small orchestra, and tape Radio SRF 2 Kultur will record this concert and Wednesday, 8 September 2021 starting at 21.00 (Lucerne time). Thursay, 2 September | 12.15 | Debut Salomo Schweizer | Lukaskirche Salomo Schweizer oboe | Petya Mihneva piano Robert Schumann: Three Romances, Op. 94 | Isaac Albéniz: Aragón, Sevilla und Cataluña from the Suite Española, Op. 47 | Christoph Willibald Gluck: Dance of the Blessed Spirits from Orfeo ed Euridice | Antonino Pasculli: Concerto sopra motivi dell’opera «La Favorita» di Donizetti | Gaetano Donizetti: Andante sostenuto Radio SRF 2 Kultur will record this concert and broadcast it at a later date. Saturday, 4 September | 11.00 | Portrait Rebecca Saunders 2 | Hochschule Luzern - Musik, Saal Salquin | Soloists of the Hochschule Luzern – Musik | Clemens Heil conductor | Daniela Argentino soprano (Skin) | Juliet Fraser soprano (The Mouth) | Charlotte Lorenz cello | Erik Borgir assistant conductor | Alexis Baskind/IRCAM computer music design Rebecca Saunders: Solitude for cello solo | Rebecca Saunders: The Mouth, for soprano and tape (Swiss premiere) | Rebecca Saunders: Sole. Trio in F-sharp for mobile accordion, percussion, and piano (Swiss premiere) | Rebecca Saunders: Skin for soprano and 13 instruments (Swiss premiere) Radio SRF 2 Kultur will record this concert and broadcast it on Wednesday, 22 September 2021, starting at 21.00 (Lucerne time). Saturday, 4 September | 18.30 | Lucerne Festival Academy 4 | KKL Lucerne, Concert Hall Lucerne Festival Contemporary Orchestra | Ilan Volkov conductor | Nicolas Hodges piano | Christian Dierstein precussion | Dirk Rothbrust persuccion Rebecca Saunders: void for percussion duo and orchestra (swiss premiere) | Anton Webern: Variations for Orchestra, Op. 30 | Igor Strawinsky: Movements for piano and orchestra | Anton Webern: Symphony Op. 21 | Rebecca Saunders: to an utterance for piano and orchestra | («Roche Commissions» world premiere, version with slightly reduced orchestra) Radio SRF 2 Kultur will record this concert and broadcast it on Wednesday, 13 October 2021, starting at 21.00 (Lucerne time). Stiftung Lucerne Festival Hirschmattstrasse 13 T +41(0)41 226 44 00 P.O. Box [email protected] CH-6002 Luzern lucernefestival.ch 2/3 Monday, 6 September | 19.30 | räsonanz – Donor Concert | KKL Lucerne, Concert Hall Bamberg Symphony | Jakub Hrůša conductor | Juliane Banse soprano | Ilya Gringolts violin Iris Szeghy: Offertorium for soprano and orchestra based on a poem by Emily Dickinson (world premiere) | Beat Furrer: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (swiss premiere) | Miroslav Srnka: move 01 - 04 for orchester (first integral performance of all existing parts of the ongoing series) Radio SRF 2 Kultur will record this concert and broadcast it on Wednesday, 20 October 2021, starting at 21.00 (Lucerne time). Contacts for Press and Public Relations Nina Steinhart, Director of Public Relations | [email protected] | t +41 (0)41 226 44 43 Katharina Schillen | [email protected] | t +41 (0)41 226 44 59 Stiftung Lucerne Festival Hirschmattstrasse 13 T +41(0)41 226 44 00 P.O. Box [email protected] CH-6002 Luzern lucernefestival.ch 3/3 .
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