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«Musik Im Schloss» Musikerinnen und Künstler, die den akustisch wunderbaren Grossen Rittersaal im Schloss Rapperswil in der Konzertreihe «Musik im Schloss» seit 2001 bespielt haben «Musik im Schloss» Amar Quartett Musique Simili Amaryllis Quartett NEOBAROCK „Arpeggione“ Kammerorchester Ensemble nonSordino 18. Saison 2018/19 Arta Arnicane (Klavier) O DUO – Owen Gunnell, Grosser Rittersaal Δ Schloss Rapperswil Asasello Quartett Oliver Cox (Percussion) Avi Avital (Mandoline) Oreade Trio Philipp Bachofner (Flöte) Ramón Ortega Quero (Oboe) Juliane Banse (Sopran) Brita Ostertag (Flöte) Christoph Baumann (Jazzpianist) Perkussionsquartett Daniel Behle (Tenor) Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich Sonntag, 4. November 2018, 17 Uhr Bennewitz Quartet Lia Pale (Jazzsängerin) I Reto Bieri (Klarinette) René Perler (Bass) BriTA OSTERTAG unD PHILipp BACHOFNER, Flöten Robin Blaze (Altus) Jakob Pilgram (Tenor) Orion string trio Gábor Boldoczki (Trompete) Philharmonia Quartett Berlin casalQuartett Robert Pickup (Klarinette) HELGA VÁRADI, Cembalo Carion Ensemble Daniel Pezzotti (Violoncello) Patronat: AVINA STIFTUNG Viviane Chassot, (Akkordeon) Christian Poltéra (Violoncello) Ensemble „LA CIaccONA“ Vilija Poskute & Tomas Daukantas clair | obscur Saxofonquartett Quinteto Nuevo del Arco Concert Guitar Trio Tony Renold (Perkussion) Sonntag, 2. Dezember 2018, 17 Uhr II Xavier de Maistre (Harfe) Nuria Rial (Sopran) RACHEL HArnisCH, Sopran – ÄNEAS Humm, Bariton André Desponds (Klavier) Julian Riem (Klavier) Sybille Diethelm (Sopran) Dunja Robotti (Klavier) Jan Philip Schulze, Klavier Doric String Quartet Nicola Romanò (Violoncello) Patronat: SWIss CasINOS Pfäffikon-Zürichsee Duocalva Rolf Romei (Tenor) ELBEBLECH Blechbläserquintett Fabienne Romer (Klavier) Elias String Quartet Mathias Rüegg Eos Guitar Quartet Edward Rushton (Klavier) Sonntag, 20. Januar 2019, 17 Uhr III Barbara Erni (Alt) Valer Sabadus (Countertenor) Mats Eser (Perkussion) Sacconi Quartet GringoLTS QUARTETT Isabelle Faust (Violine) I Salonisti „Wien um 1900“ Gerry Fiddle Connor Noëmi Schindler (Violine) Rätus Flisch (Bass) Xenia Schindler (Harfe) Vital Julian Frey (Cembalo) Oliver Schnyder Trio Sonntag, 10. März 2019, 17 Uhr – »öffnen« 11 Galatea Quartett Julia Schröder (Violine) Alexej Gerassimez (Perkussion) La Scintilla dei Fiati Rapperswil Gringolts Quartett Ksenija Sidorova (Akkordeon) KABANTU – OF THE PEopLE Raphaela Gromes (Violoncello) Slokar Quartet Hanneli-Musig Zora Slokar (Horn) Patronat: MIGROS KULTURPROZENT Bernhard Heinrichs (Oboe) Adrienne Soós/Ivo Haag Claudius Herrmann (Violoncello) Spark – Die Klassische Band hornroh – modernes Alphorn Andreas Staier, Cembalo Sonntag, 7. April 2019, 17 Uhr Janoska Ensemble Maurice Steger (Blockflöte) IV kammerphilharmonie graubünden Hanna Dóra Sturludóttir (Sopran) TrombonCino QUARTETT Vesselina Kasarova (Sopran) Paul Suits (Klavier) Patronat: ZWEIFEL POMY-CHIps AG ZÜRICH Julien Kilchenmann (Violoncello) Swiss Brass Consort Daniel Kirch (Tenor) Tecchler Trio Emma Kirkby (Sopran) Lars-Anders Tomter (Viola) Goran Kovacevic (Akkordeon) Rudens Turku (Violine) Sonntag, 19. Mai 2019, 17 Uhr V Kuss Quartett Vienna Clarinet Connection Serenade im Schlosshof Ania Losinger (Xala) VOCES8 Lucerne Chamber Brass Vogler Quartett ELbTonAL PERCussion Aleksandar Madžar (Klavier) White Raven Sarah Maeder (Sopran) Matthias Wierig (Klavier) Martin O. (Stimmenkünstler) Marina Yakovleva (Violine) Alexander Melnikov (Klavier) Samuel Zünd (Bariton) Unterstützt durch www.artarena.ch Stutz Medien AG, CH-8820 Wädenswil, Tel. 044 783 99 11 Ein Wurf – ein Versprechen – Sehr verehrte Konzertbesucherinnen und Konzertbesucher eine Offenbarung! Es zeigt sich immer wieder, dass der Konzertbesuch mit keiner Liebe Musikfreundinnen, Alternative, sei es virtuell im Internet, Radio oder Fernsehen, zu liebe Musikfreunde ersetzen ist! Erleben Sie Künstlerinnen und Künstler live, nehmen Ja – es lebt, das Schloss Rapperswil! Nicht Sie teil an deren Interaktion und Zusammenspiel. Junge und zuletzt und zu einem schönen Teil dank etablierte Ensembles bringen uns mit grösstem Engagement, auf Brita Ostertag und Philipp Bachofner mit handwerklich und künstlerisch höchstem Niveau, die wunderbarsten ihrer 18. Ausgabe «Musik im Schloss» – Werke der Musikliteratur näher. "die Kammermusikreihe im schönsten Konzertsaal der Region“. Grossartig, Wir freuen uns, die 18. Saison der Reihe zusammen mit dem jungen wozu uns die beiden mit hohem Orion string trio mit Musik von J. S. Bach und G. P. Telemann zu Fachwissen, unermüdlichem Einsatz und eröffnen. Der aufstrebende Wädenswiler Bariton Äneas Humm hat einem weltweiten Beziehungsnetz Jahr sich mit der Walliser Sopranistin Rachel Harnisch zusammengetan für Jahr einladen! – für Hugo Wolfs "Italienisches Liederbuch". Das Gringolts Quartett wird grosse Kammermusikwerke von Johannes Brahms und Wahrlich, ein weiterer Wurf, wenn ich das vor mir liegende Erich Wolfgang Korngold interpretieren. Das 2018 gegründete Programm betrachte! Wie immer höchste Qualität, die Vielfalt in der Tromboncino Quartett wird auf Renaissance-, klassischen und Einheit Musik, das Vorfreude weckende Bekannte, das Interesse und modernen Posaunen mit Werken aus fünf Jahrhunderten aufspielen. Neugier entfaltende Neue! Ich betrachte die gelungenen Fotos der Künstlerinnen und Künstler An der Serenade im Schlosshof werden die vier Schlagwerker und entdecke unerwartete Besetzungen, musizierende Menschen von Elbtonal Percussion mit einem ganzen Arsenal von quer durch alle Altersschichten, eine Instrumentenpalette die lockt, Perkussionsinstrumenten beste Unterhaltung bieten. die erahnen lässt, die zu aussergewöhnlichen Konzerten lädt. Ein akustisches und visuelles Versprechen, das ganz bestimmt einmal Die »öffnen« 11 Veranstaltung – in dieser Saison wieder in der mehr erfüllt, ja übertroffen wird! *ALTEFABRIK – mit KABANTU und der unendlichen Vielfalt des Nicht zuletzt sind es für mich die ausgewählten Komponistinnen Crossovers von Klassik, Jazz und Folk. World Music – Global Sounds. und Komponisten, die spannende Klänge, animierende Rhythmen, berührende Harmonien offenbaren. Die vielfältig und hochwertig Unser günstiges Abonnements-Angebot verschafft Ihnen gestaltete Palette an Werken verspricht sowohl im herrlichen den Zugang zu hinreissend farbigen Konzerterlebnissen und Konzertsaal, wie auch einmal mehr „auswärts“ – in der *AltefabrIK beglückenden musikalischen Momenten – «Musik im Schloss» und im Schlosshof – grossartigen Genuss! heisst Sie herzlich live im Konzertsaal willkommen. «Musik im Schloss» ist hochstehend. Gedacht für Menschen mit Ihre Konzertveranstalter, Kultur, die bereit sind, sich auf Kultur einzulassen, sich mit Kultur – Ihr Flötistenpaar in diesem Falle mit Musik – auseinanderzusetzen. Und so, wie die Brita Ostertag und Ausführenden alle Altersschichten repräsentieren, eignet sich auch Philipp Bachofner dieses Programm hervorragend für junge und reifere Entdecker musikalischer Rosinen. Möge das neue Programm «Musik im Schloss» das Publikum zahlreich ansprechen, faszinieren, begeistern. Es ist wichtiger, strahlender, erstklassiger Mosaikstein in der Region Zürichsee Linth, in der Kulturstadt Rapperswil – Jona! Max Aeberli Musikalisch Kulturschaffender «Musik im Schloss» – Die Kammermusikreihe im schönsten Konzertsaal der Region – ein Engagement für die Kultur durch die Stadt Rapperswil-Jona und der Ortsbürger. 2 3 Sonntag, 4. November 2018, 17 Uhr ame stehen. Eröffnungskonzert 18. Saison 2018/19 N hr I Orion string trio Soyoung Yoon, Violine Veit Hertenstein, Viola ier könnte Benjamin Gregor-Smith, Violoncello H Brita Ostertag Philipp Bachofner, Flöten Das OrION string trio gab, neben den Auftritten in der Schweiz, Patronat: Patronat: auch Konzerte in Deutschland, England und anlässlich einer Katarzyna Nawrotek Korea-Tournee im Isang Yun-Geburtshaus in Tongyeoung und in und Birgit Müller, Violinen der Yongsan Concert Hall in Seoul. Samuele Sciancalepore, Kontrabass Helga Váradi, Cembalo Die ungarische Cembalistin Helga Váradi begann – nach jahrelangem Klavierunterricht J. S. Bach (1685-1750) – im Alter von dreizehn Jahren Cembalo zu Brandenburgisches Konzert Nr. 4, G-dur spielen. Nach der Grundausbildung setzte sie ihre Studien im Ausland fort: in Wien, Lyon, I L. van Beethoven (1770-1827) Basel und Zürich. Streichtrio Op. 9 Nr. 1 in G-dur Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) 2014 gewann sie in Lugano den internationalen Preis Tafelmusik I, TWV 55:e1, e-moll "Gianni Bergamo“. 2016 tourte sie mit dem Geiger Daniel Hope und dem Kammerorchester Basel durch Peru, Brasilien, Kolumbien, Ecuador, Deutschland und Österreich; Zum Das Orion string trio wurde 2012 von der Geigerin Reformationsjubiläum in Zürich spielte sie 2017 an der grossen Soyoung Yoon (Südkorea), dem Bratschisten Veit Hertenstein Metzler-Orgel im Grossmünster und am Cembalo im Zwingli- (Deutschland) und dem Cellisten Benjamin Gregor-Smith Mysterienspiel. Ihr Interesse für die Schweizer Volksmusik wurde (Grossbritannien) in Basel gegründet. Freundschaft sowie ein durch gemeinsame Auftritte an der Orgel mit dem jungen tiefes musikalisches Verständnis weckten in ihnen den Wunsch, Appenzeller Hackbrett-Spieler Nicolas Senn geweckt. sich neben ihrer Solo- und Orchestertätigkeit auch dem Streichtrio zu widmen. Wichtige künstlerische Impulse erhielt Helga Váradi dokumentiert an der Zürcher Musikhochschule das das Trio von Harald Schoneweg (Cherubini Quartett), Bernard Leben der ungarischen Geigerin Stefi Geyer, der Jugendliebe Smith (Lindsay Quartett) und Thomas Demenga. von Béla Bartók. 2016 gewann es den ersten Preis beim Kammermusikwettbewerb
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