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Philharmonic Five

»Tales from Romania«

Monday 30 September 2024
19:30 – ca. 21:30
Mozart-Saal

 

Performers

Philharmonic Five

Tibor Kováč, Violine

Lara Kusztrich, Violine

Elmar Landerer, Viola

Edison Pashko, Violoncello

Adela Liculescu, Klavier

Iztok Hrastnik, Kontrabass

Programme

George Enescu

Klavierquintett D-Dur (1895)

Rumänische Rhapsodie A-Dur op. 11/1 (Zwei rumänische Rhapsodien) (Bearbeitung: Jacques Enoch) (1901)

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Tales from Romania

Nikolae Kirculescu

Moment muzical (Bearbeitung: Ioan Dobrinescu)

Ion Vasilescu

Would you meet me Saturday Night? (Bearbeitung: Ioan Dobrinescu)

Vladimir Cosma

Le jouet (Bearbeitung: Tibor Kováč)

Grigoraş Dinicu

Hora di mars (Bearbeitung: Tibor Kováč und František Janoska)

Tibor Kováč, František Janoska

Rhapsodie aus der k. u. k. Monarchie

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Zugabe:

Johann Strauß (Sohn)

Csardas (Ritter Pázmán op. 441) (Bearbeitung: Tibor Kováč) (1892)

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Romanian fairy tales

When the Phiharmonic Five perform, you can always look forward to surprises. This time, the elite ensemble is devoting itself to the homeland of its pianist Adela Liculescu, Romania. Right at the beginning, a small sensation will take place in the Vienna Konzerthaus: almost 130 years after it was composed, the D major Piano Quintet by the then 14-year-old George Enescu will be performed here for the first time. The folkloristic element is not neglected after the interval, when Béla Bartók's »Romanian Folk Dances« meet virtuoso pieces by Grigoraș Dinicus (Jascha Heifetz praised him as »the best violinist he had ever heard») and popular melodies by the Romanian-French film music composer Vladimir Cosma. You can bet that his biggest hit, »Reality« from the 80s cult film »The Party or Ready for Love« with Sophie Marceau, will also be on the program!
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