MUSIC CRUISES

2018

“The music is not in the notes, but in the silence between.”

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart P a g e 1 Program 18/2018 - Classical music on the Danube - Status: 05.12.2017 CLASSICAL MUSIC ON THE DANUBE 8 days cruise from € 2.299 per person Passau - Budapest 2018

ITINERARY DAY PORT / CITY ARR DEP HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PROGRAM 1 Passau 21.00 Check-in from 4 pm Welcome Cocktail (incl.) Welcome Dinner (incl.) Welcome Concert in the Panorama Bar (incl.)

SALZBURG SOLOISTS J. Haydn: The Violin Concerto No. 1 in C major, Hob. VIIa/1 F. Schubert: String Trio in B flat major, D 581 L. van Beethoven: Romance in F major, Op 50

2 Linz 03.00 22.00 Full-day excursion to with Mozarthaus, lunch and an exclusive concert in the Mozarteum (incl.) (from/ to Linz)

SALZBURG SOLOISTS W. A. Mozart: The Marriage of Figaro Overture, KV 492 W. A. Mozart: Violin Concerto No. 1 in B-flat major, KV 207 W. A. Mozart: String Quintet No. 4 in G minor, KV 516

3 Emmersdorf 08.00 13.00 Excursion to Melk Abbey with concert in the famous hall of St. Koloman (incl.) SLOVAK QUINTET W. A. Mozart: Divertimento in F major, KV 138 W. A. Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A major, KV 581

Dürnstein 15:00 18:00 Dürnstein walking tour with wine tasting in the afternoon (opt.) 4 00:30 City tour of Vienna in the morning (incl.) Guided tour of Schönbrunn Palace in the afternoon (opt.) „Sound of Vienna“ classical concert (opt.)

5 Vienna Guided tour of the Belvedere Palace, Museum & Gardens in the morning (opt.) Free time for individual exploring in the afternoon Private concert in the Panorama Bar (incl.)

KUDLAK PHILHARMONIC QUARTET

W. A. Mozart: Divertimento K. 136 in D major F. Schubert: String Quartet No. 10 in E-flat major, D 87

6 Vienna 03.00 Bratislava 08.00 15.00 City tour of Bratislava with concert in Moyzes Hall in the morning (incl.)

SLOVAK QUARTET L. van Beethoven: String Quartet No. 5 in F minor, Op 20 A. Dvořák: String Quartet No. 12 Op, 96 in F major "American"

Captain´s Gala Dinner

7 Budapest 04.00 City tour of the Buda side of Budapest in the morning (opt.) Private piano concert in the Duna Palace and city tour of Budapest - Pest side in the afternoon (incl.)

PIANIST MARTIN IVANOV W. A. Mozart: Piano Sonata in F major, KV 547 The opera program in Vienna and Buda- F. Liszt: Two Concert Études, S 145 pest will be announced in April 2018, F. Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12 and No. 13 optional visits of opera performances J. Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 6 may be possible.

8 Budapest Disembarkation after breakfast Excursions marked in bold are not Port times and itineraries are subject to change. included in the cruise rate.

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Humphrey Burton

Born in 1931, Humphrey Burton is one of the premiere music experts of the 20th / 21st. century. After studying music and history at Cambridge, he went on to work for the British radio and television station BBC. During his tenure there, Mr Burton produ- ced over 170 documentaries and concert adaptations, featuring works by Mahler, Bee- thoven, Schumann and Brahms, as well as films about Leonard Bernstein, Glenn Gould and . He also wrote several biographies about musicians, including the great Leonard Bernstein. Mr. Burton has won numerous awards: 4 Emmies and 2 British Academy Television Awards, the Royal Television Society's silver medal and a Sony Gold Award. He was appointed President of Aldeburgh Music Club in 2010. Today he lives as a publicist in London.

SHIP / DATE CATEGORY / DECK / PRICES IN EURO PER PERSON

C-4 C-1 / C-EK B-4 B-1 A-1 SUITE PASSAU - BUDAPEST Haydn Deck Haydn Deck Strauss Deck Strauss Deck Mozart Deck Mozart Deck AMADEUS SILVER 01.09.-08.09.18 € 2.299 € 2.629 € 2.979 € 3.199 € 3.479 € 3.999 SINGLE SUPPLEMENT PER PERSON/ ALL DATES: C-4 & C-1: 15%· B-4: 30% B-1: 50% · A-1: 60% · Suite: 100% from the cruise rate. All cabins are outside facing and have two beds that can be linked together or set up separately, as you wish. Included Features

• 8-day river cruise with large, outside river-view staterooms, most with drop-down panoramic windows; Walk-out balconies in Suites • Selected musical highlights and excursions as listed in the program • Introductory onboard talks on the composers and theirs works by the renowned British author and four- time Emmy winner Humphrey Burton • Complimentary state-of-the-art audio headsets for all excursions • Services of an experienced Cruise Director • Gourmet dining with all meals included (buffet breakfast, lunch, dinner and midnight snack) in the elegant Panorama-Restaurant, which accommodates all guests in one seating • Free-flowing quality red & white wines from Europe’s famous wine regions with every dinner on board • 24-hour complimentary coffee and tea station • Coffee and tea after lunch and dinner Arrival & Transfer • Complimentary use of onboard bicycles • All port taxes and local taxes You're in good hands with us from the start: Let us book you a transfer from the airport Excursions or train station to the ship port and back. Price The following prices apply per person per Full-day excursion to Salzburg with Mozarthaus, lunch and an exclusive concert included transfer. Excursion to Melk Abbey with concert in the famous hall of St. Koloman included BUDAPEST (HU) Dürnstein walking tour with wine tasting € 24 City tour of Vienna included Airport – Port € 41,- Guided tour of Schönbrunn Palace € 45 Budapest City Center – Port € 18,- Train Station – Port € 23,- „Sound of Vienna“ classical concert (cat. B) € 55 Guided tour of the Belvedere Palace, Museum & Gardens € 55 PASSAU (D) City tour of Bratislava with concert in Moyzes Hall included Train station – Port € 20,- € City tour of Budapest - Buda side 33 Airport Munich – Port € 59,- Private piano concert in the Duna Palace and city tour of Budapest - Pest side included Rate per person € 212

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MUSICIAN’S BIOGRAPHIES

SALZBURG SOLOISTS The ensemble has been dazzling audiences and invigorating the music world since its founding by the Salzburg violinist Luz Leskowitz in 1979, with the aim of bringing to- gether highly qualified young soloists and chamber musicians. The seven strings (two violins, two , two violoncellos and a double bass) all hold either leading positi- ons in top European orchestras and/or teach at music conservatories. They gave their first concert, together with Jeremy Menuhin at the piano, in July 1979 at the “Harzburger Musiktage”(), created by Luz Leskowitz. The ensemble is unique because all its members are soloists of comparable standard, able to perform the widest range of chamber music in all imaginable combinations – from solo works to small orchestral works. They are guided by the same spirit and aim to achieve a per- fect musical dialogue among equals. The Salzburger Solisten soon acquired a high reputation during international tours to London (Wigmore Hall), Amsterdam (Concertgebouw), Vienna (), Brussels, Hamburg, Paris (Salle Gaveau), Copenhagen, Bulgaria (Sofia Sala), Bologna, Geneva, Barcelona, Lisbon, Sao Paulo, Budapest, Tokyo, Sasayama (where they performed the Schubertiade together with Jörg Demus), among others. The Salzburger Solisten was the ensemble of the “Salzburger Schlosskonzerte”, the largest concert se- ries in the world with more than 250 concerts a year, which was directed and owned by Luz Leskowitz for 25 years. They have performed together along with famous musicians such as Jeremy Menuhin, Hermann Baumann, Hakan Hardenber- ger, Hansjörg Schellenberger, Jörg Demus, Detlef Kraus, Ingrid Haebler, Paul Badura-Skoda, Elly Ameling, Karl Leister, Wolfgang Schulz, Igor and Valery Oistrach, Mstislav Rostropovitch, the Bartok Quartet, the Voces Quartet, the Kocian Quartet, the Lark Quartet and many others. The Salzburger Solisten have recorded numerous programs for radio and television at home and abroad. They have recorded for the labels Syrinx, Mirabell, Cetra, Sony, Arte Nova, De Musica, EMI Classics, BIS and Brilliant.

SLOVAK QUARTET Pavol Varga (violin) was born in 1989. In 2008, he won first place at the Slovak Interconservatorial Competition and in 2012 in the chamber music string quartet category. Pavol studied at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz. Today, Pavol is soloist and Principal Concertmaster of the Imperial Orchestra in Vienna. Eduard Pingitzer (violin) was born in 1978. In 1992, he won 1st place at a chamber music competition organized by the Ministry of Education, and he has been passionate about chamber music ever since. He graduated from the University of Performing Arts in Bratislava and the University of Music in Vienna. Today, Eduard is a prominent chamber musician. He has been a member of the European Soloists of Luxem- bourg since 2005 and joined the Slovak Quartet in 2009. Július Šoška () was born in 1980. He studied violin and viola at the Conservatory in Košice and at the Music Academy in Bratislava. During his studies, he was a member of several musical ensembles: State Theatre Košice (1998-2000), Slovak Phil- harmony (2000-2002), Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (2002-2006). He is a member of Solistes Européens de Luxembourg since 2006. Martin Ťažký (cello) was born in 1978 and started playing the violoncello at the age of seven. He studied at the University of Performing Arts in Bratislava and at the University of Music in Vienna. Today, he is a prominent chamber musician and a mem- ber of the Slovak Quartet since 2009. SLOVAK QUINTET The members of the Slovak Quartet are joined by a prominent clarinetist (Jozef Eliáš or Branislav Dugovič) who performed at many international festivals and regularly cooperates with various ensembles as chamber musician and soloist.

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MUSICIAN’S BIOGRAPHIES

KUDLAK PHILARMONIC QUARTET Professor Edward Kudlak (violin) started his violin les- sons with at the McGill University Conservatory of Mu- sic in Montreal, Canada. Later, he studied at the Vienna Academy of Music and was concert master of the Acad- emy Orchestra, the Haydn Orchestra, as well as the Vi- enna Baroque Ensemble. In 1959, he returned to Can- ada as first violin in the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. He is also a violist since 1967 and taught violin and viola at McGill University and at the Conservatoire du Qué- bec in Trois-Rivières. In 1972, Edward became a mem- ber of the Vienna State Opera Orchestra and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and co-founded the Seifert Quartett, which in 1997 received the Mozart Interpreta- tion Prize from the Mozart Society of Vienna. Werner Hink (violin) began his violin studies at the age of six, first at the Conservatory of Vienna and then at the University of Music and Performing Arts with Prof. Franz Samohyl. Being a soloist since his 15th birthday, he has managed to record all Mozart’s violin works and performances as a soloist with the Vienna Philharmonic. In 1964, he became a member and first violinist of the Vienna State Opera Orchestra. Shortly thereafter Werner became section leader of the first violins and later concertmaster. He also judges at international violin competitions such as the Kreisler Competition Vienna or the Sendai International Violin Competition. The Israeli violinist Shira Epstein studied in Tel Aviv and London and completed her master’s degree at the Private University for Music and Art in Vienna under Professor Sorokow. She gained her first orchestral experience with the famous West-Eastern Divan Orchestra under Daniel Barenboim in 2009 and as first violinist with the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra in 2010. Her solo concert during the Carinthian Summer Festival in 2011 was broadcast live on Austrian Radio. Shira has played as a soloist for the Nottingham Symphony Orchestra and for the Lydian Orchestra. From 2012 to 2015, Shira played regularly for the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and since 2015 she is first violinist at the Vienna Volksoper. Gundula Leitner (cello) studied at the Bruckner Conservatory in Linz and then with Prof. Wilfried Tachezi at the Mozarteum in Salzburg. She attained her master’s degree with Prof. Clemens Hagen and, from 2014 to 2015, completed a post-graduate chamber music course at the Music Academy in Vienna under the guidance of Prof. Johannes Meisl. Gundula's competition successes includes a 3rd prize at the cello competition in Lienz, , first place at the Prima la Musica in Linz, 3rd place (and a special mention) at the International V. and A. Marcosig Competition in Gorizia, as well as 3rd place in the Enrico Menardi Competition in Salzburg. Gundula has performed at music festivals in Edinburgh and Bergerac, is a solo cellist at the Mo- zarteum in Salzburg and frequently appears in concert with the Vienna Philharmonic and in the State Opera House.

PIANIST MARTIN IVANOV Born in 1990 to a Bulgarian family of musicians, Martin Ivanov is quickly establish- ing himself as an outstanding and captivating pianist. He began playing piano in 1994 with his mother, and graduated the National Arts School of Ruse in 2009. He participated in over 50 piano competitions in Bulgaria, Romania, Germany, , Spain and the USA, with huge success at each one of them. In 2008, Martin was awarded the prize Ruse XXI Century (Bulgaria) for extraordinary accomplishments in music. In 2009, he began studying with Prof. Maisenberg at the University for Music and Performing Arts in Vienna and later with Prof. Stevan Vladar. Martin has given concerts at festivals in Bulgaria, Austria, Spain, Holland, the USA, France, Italy and Romania. In 2012 he was invited to play at the Life Ball Vienna charity event in front of Hollywood stars and famous singers.

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DAY-BY-DAY DESCRIPTION OF THE CRUISE

DAY 1 | GERMANY: PASSAU Mozart’s connection with the city of Linz goes back to his Your classical music cruise begins in the “City of Three Rivers”, travelling period, at 27 years old. On his return trip to Vien- Passau. After embarking and settling in to your cabin, the na along with his wife, he stopped in Linz for a few days. A cruise director invites you to a Welcome Cocktail, followed by a Mozart concert was obviously wanted and as the composer delicious Welcome Dinner. The music of Haydn, Schubert and was not prepared to have a symphony with him, he created van Beethoven are featured this evening in a small concert, a a new one, especially for that occasion in just four days. perfect way to start this special cruise. Thus, the “Linz Symphony” came to life. The concert took place in the main room of the Ballhaus in Linz. The moment Franz Joseph Haydn’s sense of humor was famous at the time. overwhelmed him, as he personally confessed in a letter Not many composers would write a symphony and name it addressed to his father. “Farewell” as a way of protesting against being overworked. The story says that once the prince that hired Haydn decided to DAY 3 | EMMERSDORF · DÜRNSTEIN stay two months longer than usual at his country home, making During breakfast your ship arrives in Emmersdorf, situated the orchestra stay with him. This symphony consisted in one in the UNESCO world heritage Wachau region. This mor- instrument after the other playing a little solo and then stop- ning's included excursion is a highlight of the cruise - a visit ping altogether. Snuffing out a candle, the musicians left the to the famous Melk Abbey. Visit the impressive 900 year old stage, with their instruments tucked under their arms. Finally, abbey to view its treasures, then enjoy a special concert in only the conductor and two violinists were left. the famous hall of St. Koloman, featuring music of Austria's Brilliant, poor, generous, bohemian, Franz Schubert was a ge- native son - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Return to the ves- nuine Romantic. Schubert followed his father’s desire to beco- sel for lunch before it departs for Dürnstein, the most fa- me a professor, like himself, working at the same school, while mous wine-growing town in the Wachau Valley. This after- the nights were meant for creating music. He composed 9 noon is free to explore or join an optional sightseeing tour symphonies, 15 string quartets, over 600 lieder and hundreds of and wine tasting. Early this evening, the vessel departs for operas, masses and piano works, but he did not get public re- the Imperial city of Vienna. cognition during his lifetime, only after an entire generation. Mozart composed his Divertimento in F Major, K. 138 for Nevertheless, he was loved by his friends, who affectionately strings in Salzburg early in 1772, after returning from his nicknamed him “Schwammerl” (little mushroom), because of extraordinarily successful, career-changing first tour of Italy. his short stature. Within a few weeks of his return to Salzburg, which seemed Beethoven‘s “Romance in F major, Op. 50” is one of the two more provincial each time he came home, young Mozart Romances written by Beethoven for solo violin and small or- composed three works for stringed instruments. The auto- chestra. Even though this one bears the designation of graphs are titled divertimentos, but the handwriting isn’t “Romance No. 2”, the composition is actually the earlier of the Mozart’s. A typically Italian grace and charm pervade the two, being performed probably in November 1798, while entire piece, suggesting that the ideas for this music came “Romance No. 1 Op. 40” was created in 1802, the same dark to Mozart—if they weren’t in fact written down—while he year of his Heiligenstadt Testament. The different time of their was still in Milan. conception led probably to contrasting works. In “Romance in F DAY 4 | VIENNA major, Op. 50”, the less adventurous orchestration is compen- The Austrian capital offers a kaleidoscope of opportunity sated by its more abundant harmonic vocabulary than its sub- for music lovers, as well as a multitude of world-famous sequent. sights, which you can explore during the course of a mor- DAY 2 | AUSTRIA: LINZ ning city tour. This afternoon you have the option to explo- A music cruise would not be complete without a visit to the re the city on your own, or join the optional excursion to Mozart-town of Salzburg. Join a full-day excursion, following in the sumptuous former summer palace of Schönbrunn and the footsteps of the famous Austrian composer. A sightseeing its extensive grounds. This evening's optional music choice walk through the city includes a visit to Mozart's birthplace features attending the classical music concert “Sound of (Mozarthaus), followed by a lunch of local specialties. This af- Vienna”, where the “Alt Wien” Salon Orchestra will surprise ternoon, continue to the “Salzburg Residenz” Palace for an exc- and entertain you with lively Viennese classics. lusive concert featuring classical Mozart arrangements. Return DAY 5 | VIENNA to the ship in the evening in time to depart for the Wachau. Awake in Vienna for another full day to explore this impres- sive city. Spend the day discovering Vienna on your own or

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DAY-BY-DAY DESCRIPTION OF THE CRUISE

perhaps join the optional guided excursion to the UNESCO site of friend, connecting him with important people that contri- Belvedere Palace. Within the palace is the Belvedere Museum, buted to gaining an European reputation. While Dvorák which includes Austrian art, international artists, and the world's was in America, Brahms served him even as copy editor and largest collection of Gustav Klimt paintings. End your day in style, proofreader for Dvorák’s submissions to Brahms’s editor returning to the ship for a private concert. A quartet from the Simrock. Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra will perform pieces from Mozart DAY 7 | HUNGARY: BUDAPEST and Schubert. Later tonight, your cruise ship departs Vienna and Viewing the monumental buildings along the banks of the continues along the Danube River. Danube, you will understand why Budapest is also known Mozart's Divertimento in D major, K. 136 (K.125a) is the first of a as the “Queen of the Danube”. The city is split by the Da- group of works collectively known as the "Salzburg" symphonies. nube river into Buda and Pest. This morning, you can take These works stands apart from Mozart's remaining symphonies, part in an optional tour through the Buda side of the city in that they are set for strings alone, rather than for the otherwi- with its Fisherman's Bastion, or explore on your own. After se customary mixed instrumentation including winds. Mozart's lunch, an included tour of Pest showcases Hero's Square Divertimento mirrors the style of Italian concertos for strings, and the famous Parliament Building. Celebrate your musi- which he must certainly have encountered during his several visits cal experience with a concert in the Danube Palace with to Italy. strains of Mozart, Liszt and Brahms. Schubert’s creation was far from the virtuosity imposed by the In the late 1830s, the mature pianist and composer Franz concert halls or by the musical rooms of Vienna. Instead, the com- Liszt visited Hungary for the first time since he was a boy. poser preferred to write for his intimate friends that took part in This trip and a second one, later in 1840, revealed him the musical evenings called “Schubertiaden,” informal gatherings ancient Hungarian spirit that is the foundation of held mostly at private homes. The musician wrote four-hand pia- “Hungarian Rhapsodies”. This set of 19 piano compositions no literature, making full use of original effects. The compositions reflect the Hungarian folk themes that were actually tunes were really enjoyed by audience and editors, especially because performed by gypsy bands or written by Hungarian compo- this kind of music could be easily performed at home. Schubert is sers of that time. The compositions are structured based on best-known also as the creator of free-form musical works, verbunkos, a Hungarian dance in several parts, deriving “Impromptus” being his series of eight pieces for solo piano. from a troop recruiting method of the 18th century in Hun- DAY 6 | SLOVAKIA: BRATISLAVA gary. Liszt added a personal touch to his performances, so This morning your vessel reaches the Slovakian capital of Bratisla- that each one of them formally started by removing his va. After breakfast, explore the beautiful sights of this romantic white gloves. There was also a second piano on the stage, city during the course of a city tour, highlighted by a musical con- unfailingly, for the audience to admire his mastery from cert. The Moyzes Hall, named after the Slovak composer Alexan- any possible angle. His reputation was boosted due to his der Moyzes, is a perfect place to hear the music of Ludwig van aim to help people in need. Many of his concerts were gi- Beethoven and Antonin Dvořák. Late in the afternoon, cruise ven for charity and humanitarian causes. When the Great through the beautiful Slovakian and Hungarian landscapes of the Fire of Hamburg destroyed most of the city in 1842 , his Danube as you head to your final destination, Budapest. This eve- concerts were meant for aiding its thousands of homeless. ning, the captain requests the pleasure of your company at a Born in 1833 in Hamburg, Johannes Brahms is a man of his festive Gala Dinner. century. A mixture of Romanticism and Classicism is reflec- In the fall of 1798, Beethoven accepted Prince Lobkowitz's com- ted in his creations. He wrote both ordered, traditional mu- mission for a set of six quartets. He immersed himself in the mo- sic inspired by Classical-era composers such as Mozart or dern classics of the genre, many of which he had probably played Haydn and folk inspired music, such as the Hungarian Dan- and heard in Bonn. Lobkowitz's request inevitably quickened ces. Although he was considered solitary and sarcastic, Beethoven's rivalry with Haydn, who accepted a commission from Brahms didn’t lack humour or modesty. It is said that at a the same patron at the same time. party given in Brahms’s honour, the host proposed a toast to “the most famous composer” and Brahms, who was not After working as a high-class violist in the orchestra of Czech Nati- comfortable being the focus of attention, replied “Here’s to onal Opera, Antonin Dvorák turned himself towards the organ of Mozart!”. the Church of Saint Adalbert in Prague in 1873. At the same time, Dvorák married Anna Cermakova, who would give him six DAY 8 | BUDAPEST children. The musician received a grant to work in Vienna, where After breakfast, the entire AMADEUS team wishes you a he met Brahms. The latter meant for him a great support and safe journey home. We hope to welcome you again soon!

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