Sophie Pacini, born in 1991, and Martha Argerich, who was born fifty years before Pacini, have been performing together on the concert stage for several years: The musical partnership can be traced back to the courage of the young Pacini, who asked the artist for an audition. The idol Argerich became a mentor, and now they tell musical stories on two pianos: for example from the Viennese Classical period with Mozart's popular Sonata in D major K 375a or from the virtuoso chamber of the Romantic period with Liszt's ‘Réminiscences de “Don Juan”’, which in turn is an ovation to Mozart.

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Sunday, 15. September 2024, 07.30 PM

Mahler Academy Orchestra / Andsnes / von Steinaecker

Gustav Mahler, who represented his very own concept of »historical performance practice«, in which a return to authentic instruments on the one hand and unhesitatingly massive...

Wednesday, 11. September 2024, 07.30 PM

Wiener Symphoniker / Fischer / Boreyko

It was the German pianist and conductor Hans von Bülow who coined the phrase »the three great Bs« of music history: »My musical creed is in E flat major, with three...

Thursday, 26. September 2024, 07.30 PM

Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band

There is hardly a jazz fan who is not familiar with Brian Blade: born in Louisiana in 1970, the drummer is considered one of the best in his profession and was awarded the German Jazz Prize in 2021.

Saturday, 28. September 2024, 07.30 PM

Thomas Quasthoff Quartet / Evans / Landgren

Thomas Quasthoff was only 14 years old when he first appeared on stage as a professional singer: in the alto part of a cantata by Dietrich Buxtehude, performed by the choir of...

Friday, 04. October 2024, 07.30 PM

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