Please note: This concert is in the past and has already taken place.

Details

Grosse Halle Reitschule
Schützenmattstrasse 7
Bern
3012
Switzerland


Programme

Franz SchubertString Quartet no.14 in D minor 'Death and the Maiden': IV. Presto (arr. for string orchestra by P Kopatchinskaja)
György KurtágKafka-Fragmente for solo violin, Op.24: 'Ruhelos'
György KurtágLigatura-Message to Frances-Marie (The Answered Unanswered Question), Op.31b
Franz SchubertString Quartet no.14 in D minor 'Death and the Maiden': III. Scherzo Allegro molto (arr. for string orchestra by P Kopatchinskaja)
Carlo GesualdoMadrigals, Book 6: 'Moro, lasso, al mio duolo'
Franz SchubertString Quartet no.14 in D minor 'Death and the Maiden': II. Andante con moto (arr. for string orchestra by P Kopatchinskaja)
Franz SchubertDeath and the Maiden, D.531
Franz SchubertString Quartet no.14 in D minor 'Death and the Maiden': I. Allegro (arr. for string orchestra by P Kopatchinskaja)
AnonymousByzantine Chant on Psalm 140 (arr. for solo violin and strings by P Kopatchinskaja)
August NörmigerToden Tanz (arr. for strings and percussion by M Wiancko)

Performers

Patricia Kopatchinskaja – Violin

Camerata Bern

Programme Note

ONLINE CONCERT-MOVIE ON VIRTUAL CIRCLE

The concert programme around Schubert’s most famous quartet ​‘Death and the Maiden’ will be staged in the unique atmosphere of Bern’s Reitschule and realised as a poetic concert film. Works from the Middle Ages to modern times contrast and interweave Schubert’s most famous quartet ​‘Death and the Maiden’. The song setting of the eponymous poem by Matthias Claudius, which was created earlier, can also be experienced in this programme — with Patricia Kopatchinskaja as vocal artist.

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