Alpen und Glühen © VIENNA ARTS MANAGEMENT
Thomas Gansch
»Alpen & Glühen«
Sunday
12
May
2024
19:30 – ca. 21:30
Großer Saal
Performers
Thomas Gansch, Trompete, Flügelhorn
Christian Bakanic, Akkordeon
radio.string.quartet
Bernie Mallinger, Violine
Igmar Jenner, Violine
Cynthia Liao, Viola
Sophie Abraham, Violoncello
Manu Delago, Hang, Elektronisches Schlagzeug
Lukas Kranzelbinder, Kontrabass
Wolfgang Puschnig, Saxophon
Gastsolist
Programme
Manu Delago
Non electronic song No 1
Thomas Gansch
Ganz lang Hang / Oimschroa
Sophie Abraham
Going & Coming
Lukas Kranzelbinder
I wear my heart on the outside
Thomas Gansch
Tom Bombadils Zwiefacher
Christian Bakanic
Dui Dui
Manu Delago
Non electronic song No 4
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Thomas Gansch
Lou
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Werner Pirchner
Hosnt'raga (Jazzwio PWV 6)
Igmar Jenner
Melanchodia
Christian Bakanic
5er Schleinige
Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky
Pathétique (Bearbeitung: Thomas Gansch)
Thomas Gansch
Yam seiner
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Zugabe:
Manu Delago
Wellendur
Thomas Gansch
Pop song
Note
Herbert Pixner musste seine Mitwirkung aus dispositorischen Gründen absagen. Wir freuen uns, Christian Bakanic an diesem Abend im Wiener Konzerthaus begrüßen zu dürfen.
Links
https://www.radiostringquartet.net
https://www.manudelago.com
https://ganschathome.com
https://www.christianbakanic.com
Presented by
Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft
»Alps & Glowing«
Both Thomas Gansch and Christian Bakanic are characterised by a musical openness to the world and a love of experimentation: both were socialised in the environment of Alpine folk music - Bakanic, for example, studied not only accordion but also folk music - and both have been successful for decades, drawing from this tradition. For their joint adventure, Gansch and Bakanic team up with greats of the local music scene such as the multi-stringed cellist Sophie Abraham, our portrait artist Manu Delago, Lukas Kranzelbinder, double bass player and bandleader of Shake Stew, or the radio.string.quartet. In doing so, they create something unique and show how much alpine sounds and jazz harmonise.