Thomas Larcher

Programme

• Thomas Larcher und junge Interpreten und Interpretinnen spielen Lieblingsstücke und Werke für Klavier von Thomas Larcher

• György Kurtág

  J. S. Bach: Christe, du Lamm Gottes BWV 619 (Bach-Transkriptionen)

• Thomas Larcher

  sad yellow whale (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 1) (2006)

  cantabile (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 2) (2009)

  Babu Chiris house (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 3) (2010)

  waking up in Najing (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 4) (2010)

• Johann Sebastian Bach

  Praeambulum F-Dur BWV 927 (Clavier-Büchlein für W. F. Bach) (1720 nach)

• Thomas Larcher

  (The day) when I lost my funny green dog (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 5) (2006)

  a little piece for Ursu (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 6) (2009)

  Frida schläft ein (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 7) (2009)

  MUI 1 (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 8) (2009)

• Johann Sebastian Bach

  Präludium und Fuge 4 cis-moll BWV 849 (Das wohltemperierte Klavier, Band I) (1722)

  Präludium d-moll BWV 926 (Clavier-Büchlein für W. F. Bach) (1720 nach)

• György Kurtág

  J. S. Bach: Allein Gott in der Höh' sei Ehr BWV 711 (Bach-Transkriptionen) (1708–1717)

• Thomas Larcher

  eins, zwei, drei, vier, neun (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 9) (2001–2010)

  Antennen-Requiem für H. (1999)

• Johann Sebastian Bach

  Französische Suite Nr. 2 c-moll BWV 813 (Allemande) (1722–1725)

• György Kurtág

  J. S. Bach: O Lamm Gottes, unschuldig BWV 618 (Bach-Transkriptionen) (1713–1717 ca.)

• Thomas Larcher

  12 years old (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 10) (1975–2010)

  don't step on the Regenwurm (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 11) (2009)

  a song from? (Poems. 12 Pieces for Pianists and Other Children Nr. 12) (2006–2010)

• Johann Sebastian Bach

  Invention Nr. 8 F-Dur BWV 779 (1723)

• György Kurtág

  J. S. Bach: Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit (Sonatine aus der Kantate Nr. 106 »Actus Tragicus«) (Bach-Transkriptionen)