Johannes Hiemetsberger © Theresa Pewal
Company of Music
Ligeti: Lux aeterna
Monday
12
June
2023
19:30
Mozart-Saal
Performers
Company of Music
Albert Hosp, Moderation
Johannes Hiemetsberger, Leitung
Programme
Johannes Brahms
In stiller Nacht, zur ersten Wacht (Deutsche Volkslieder für vierstimmigen Chor Nr. 8) (1854–1873)
György Ligeti
Éjsszaka »Nacht« (1955)
Reggel »Morgen« (1955)
Johannes Brahms
Morgengesang (Deutsche Volkslieder für vierstimmigen Chor Nr. 12) (1854–1873)
György Ligeti
Lux aeterna (1966)
Burját-Mongol aratódal. Buriatisch-mongolisches Erntelied für vierstimmigen gemischten Chor (1945)
Early comes the sunrise
Tél »Winter«
Johannes Brahms
Schnitter Tod (Deutsche Volkslieder für vierstimmigen Chor Nr. 13) (1854–1873)
György Ligeti
Pápainé »Witwe Pápai« (1953)
Johannes Brahms
Wach auf mein Herzensschöne (Deutsche Volkslieder 1894 Nr. 16) (1894)
György Ligeti
Drei Phantasien nach Friedrich Hölderlin (1982)
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Johannes Brahms
In stiller Nacht, zur ersten Wacht (Deutsche Volkslieder für vierstimmigen Chor Nr. 8) (1854–1873)
Da unten im Tale (Deutsche Volkslieder für vierstimmigen Chor Nr. 19) (1854–1873)
Note
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung der Ernst von Siemens Musikstiftung
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Festival
40. Internationales Musikfest
Links
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Presented by
Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft
Musical space travel
Old and new side by side: this is the motto of the Company of Music's program once again. Only this time, the »old« and the »new« are not so far apart, but only about a hundred years. On the one hand, a selection of German folk songs compiled around 1864 by Johannes Brahms, who was very interested in folk songs throughout his life and published numerous collections, will be heard. Of course, it is still debatable today, as it was then, to what extent these are »folk songs«. On the other hand, the program includes a number of works that can be considered classics of new music, such as »Lux aeterna« from 1966 by György Ligeti, which gained widespread fame through its use in Stanley Kubrick's film »A Space Odyssey«. Equally ethereal are Ligeti's »Three Fantasies after Friedrich Hölderlin«, which form onomatopoeic clouds of sound from the poems.
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