Martin Grubinger © Simon Pauly
Martin Grubinger & The Percussive Planet Live
Tuesday
22
November
2022
19:30 – ca. 22:30
Großer Saal
Performers
The Percussive Planet Ensemble
Martin Grubinger, Percussion
Martin Grubinger sen., Percussion
Slavik Stakhov, Percussion
Rainer Furthner, Percussion
Jürgen Leitner, Percussion
Thomas Sporrer, Percussion
Claudio Spieler, Percussion
Christian Lettner, Drums
Heiko Jung, E-Bass
Joe Doblhofer, E-Gitarre
Jan Eschke, Keyboards
Per Rundberg, Klavier
Jürgen Ellensohn, Trompete
Aneel Soomary, Trompete
Dominic Pessl, Trompete
Axel Mayer, Trompete
Florian Pichler, Trompete
Gerald Pöttinger, Posaune
Philipp Fellner, Posaune
David Zuder, Posaune
Daniel Mascher, Posaune
Alexander von Hagke, Saxophon
Till Helfrich, Tontechnik
Programme
Maki Ishii
Dyu-Ha op. 46
John Williams / Grubinger
The special edition (Berlin Version)
Fazıl Say
4. Satz: Marimba · Boobams (Konzert für Schlagzeug und Orchester op. 77) (2018)
Anonymus
Jovano Jovanke. Volkslied aus Mazedonien
Jaco Pastorius
Teen town
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Steps ahead
Trains
Martin Grubinger sen.
The number of fate
Joe Zawinul
Birdland
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Zugabe:
Rainer Furthner
All in American Drum-Line
Note
Ersatztermin für den 2. Juni 2020 bzw. den 22. Mai 2021 bzw. den 24. Mai 2022
Subscription series
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Links
https://www.martingrubinger.com
Presented by
Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft
Summit meeting
It is thanks to the multipercussionist Martin Grubinger that the percussion instrument has achieved a position as one of the most fascinating instruments in concert life. With his Percussive Planet Ensemble, he not only inspires friends of so-called »classical music« with enthusiasm for the instrument. He also contributed significantly to the expansion of the percussion repertoire, and many works were composed especially for it. One of the ensemble's concerns is to present the most diverse facets of percussive music-making - and so this concert also offers a rich spectrum of musical expression.