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Teodor Currentzis

Teodor Currentzis © Nadya Rosenbaum

Utopia Kammermusikensemble

Saturday 8 October 2022
19:30
Mozart-Saal

 

Performers

Mitglieder von Utopia, Kammermusikensemble

Clément Dufour, Flöte

Vicent Morello, Flöte

Anna Komarova, Flöte

Fanny Morel, Flöte

Vicente Alberola, Klarinette

Spiros Mourikis, Klarinette

Davide Lattuada, Klarinette

Talgat Sarsembaev, Fagott

Jesus Villa, Fagott

Matthew Sadler, Trompete

Thomas Hammes, Trompete

Lars Karlin, Posaune

Tomer Maschkowski, Posaune

Noelia Cotuna, Harfe

Matthias Loibner, Drehleier

Gael Gandino, Harfe

Alexander Melnikov, Klavier

Olga Paschenko, Klavier

Marcel Morikawa, Percussion

Giacomo Bacchio, Percussion

Jean-Baptiste Leclère, Percussion

Anna Matz, Violine

Olga Volkova, Violine

Roberta Verna, Violine

Alexander Akimov, Viola

Gerald Kakoum, Viola

Yibai Chen, Violoncello

Miriam Prandi, Violoncello

Cyrille Lacrouts, Violoncello

Ekaterina Dondukova, Sopran

Katharine Dain, Sopran

Fedor Rudin, Dirigent

Giuseppe Mengoli, Dirigent

Teodor Currentzis, Dirigent

Programme

Claude Debussy

Syrinx (1913)

Maurice Ravel

Introduction et Allegro für Flöte, Klarinette, Harfe und Streichquartett (1905)

Alexey Retinsky

Bride song (2020)

Olivier Messiaen

Abîme des oiseaux (Quatuor pour la fin du temps) (1940–1941)

Iannis Xenakis

Okho (1989)

Igor Strawinski

Oktett für Blasinstrumente (1922–1923)

Claude Debussy

De l'aube à midi sur la mer (La mer. Drei symphonische Skizzen Nr. 1) (Bearbeitung für Klavier zu vier Händen) (1903–1905)

György Ligeti

Sonate für Violoncello solo (1948–1953)

Maurice Ravel

Trois poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé (1913)

Presented by Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft

Fullness of sound from the 20th and 21st centuries

A squad of virtuoso soloists from Teodor Currentzis' new orchestra project Utopia can be experienced in the Mozart Hall: The Utopia Chamber Music Ensemble interprets compositions from recent music history. In doing so, it creates a sometimes orchestral sound in a chamber music setting. Impressionist works such as Ravel's »Trois poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé«, a composition from Stravinsky's neoclassically influenced creative phase as well as Xenakis' »Okho« from 1989 are performed. The ensemble takes a look into the 21st century with a work by contemporary Alexey Retinsky, among others.
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