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Musik großer Komponistinnen – Kammermusikfest Winsen

Dat Groode Hus, Winsen Brauckmanns Kerkstieg 10, Winsen (Aller)

„Die Kompromisslosen“ Works by Grazyna Bacewicz (1909-1969) and Amy Beach (1867-1944) Despite prohibitions for private or political reasons, these two great women composers never gave up composing. For the American Amy Beach (1867-1944), only a life as a musician was ever in question. And as America's first woman, she campaigned for women's suffrage. Meet Grażyna Bacewicz (1909-1969), the first woman in Poland to achieve international fame as a composer. Despite socialist censorship or difficulties in a conservative society, she composed a diverse oeuvre with "inexhaustible inventiveness." Program: Fanny Hensel: Romance (from String Quartet in E-flat major) Grazyna Bacewicz: String Quartet No. 4 (1909-1969) Amy Beach: Piano quintet op. 67 Szymanowski – Quartet Agata Szymczewska, Violin Kana Sugimura, Violin Volodia Mykytka, Viola Karol Marianowski, Violoncello Katharina Sellheim, piano Concert introduction: Julia Meyer-Hermann More Information

Musik großer Komponistinnen – Kammermusikfest Winsen

Dat Groode Hus, Winsen Brauckmanns Kerkstieg 10, Winsen (Aller)

"The Passionate Ones" Works by Louise Farrenc, Mel Bonis and Snežana Nešić. Louise Farrenc (1804-1875) was a composer, professor, editor, and pianist. Raised as the daughter of a pair of sculptors, "liberté, egalité, and fraternité" were crucial to her as she campaigned at the Paris Conservatoire to receive the same fees as her male colleagues. Her chances on the marriage market were to be improved, so Mel Bonis (1858-1937) took composition lessons - from none other than Claude Debussy and César Franck. She had a child out of wedlock and continued composing undeterred despite everything. Her works have been performed by great contemporary interpreters. Accordionist, conductor and composer Snežana Nešić (*1972) studied at the Academy of Music "P.I. Tchaikovsky" in Kiev and at the HMTM Hannover. Her art is " collectivist", and very individualistic she sets interpersonal communication to music in order to "sharpen eyes and ears". Program: Louise Farrenc - Sonata for Violin and Piano No.2, Op.39 Snezana Nesic - Solnce Odno String Trio (2004/2007) Mel Bonis - Piano Quartet Flex-Ensemble Kana Sugimura, Violine Anna Szulc, Viola Martha Bijlsma, Violoncello Johannes Nies, Klavier Concert introduction: Julia Meyer-Hermann

Musik großer Komponistinnen – Kammermusikfest Winsen

Dat Groode Hus, Winsen Brauckmanns Kerkstieg 10, Winsen (Aller)

"The Indomitable." Works by Rebecca Clarke, Emilie Mayer and Marina Baranova Emilie Mayer (1812-1873) was the first professional composer, the "female Beethoven" - at a time when no woman in Germany could make a living from composing. Vice-principal of the Berlin Opera Academy and honorary member of the Munich Philharmonic Society, she composed symphonies for large orchestras and a large number of songs and chamber works that were performed throughout Europe. Marina Baranova (*1981) is of Ukrainian origin and impressively sets emotional worlds to music for her fellow citizens in Kharkiv. Situated in Germany, she does her utmost for them, and not only musically. Program: Rebecca Clarke: Sonata for viola and piano Emilie Mayer: Piano Trio in D minor Marina Baranova: Requiem Klaviertrio Hannover Lucja Madziar – Violin Konstantin Sellheim – Viola Johannes Krebs – Violoncello Katharina Sellheim, piano Concert introduction: Julia Meyer -Hermann

Musik großer Komponistinnen – Kammermusikfest Winsen

Paul Klee Schule Celle Wittestraße 4, Celle

"Serenade for a melancholic sea" Works by Lera Auerbach and Clara Schumann The Triple Concerto by the contemporary composer Lera Auerbach (*1973) is the focus of the concert evening. Today she enjoys an international reputation. She has won awards not only as a composer, but also as a conductor, pianist, painter, sculptor and writer. Her compositions have been performed by orchestras such as the Munich Philharmonic, the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, and others. The program also includes works by her great predecessors Clara Schumann and Fanny Hensel. Program: Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Symphony VI, E-flat major for string orchestra. Allegro - Menuetto, Trio I, Trio II - Prestissimo Lera Auerbach Serenade for a Melancholic Sea, op. 68 (2002) for violin, violoncello, piano and string orchestra Fanny Hensel-Mendelssohn: String Quartet in E flat major, H 277 (1834) Arr. for string orchestra Klaviertrio Hannover Kammerorchester Hannover, Conductor: Hans Christian Euler

Camille van Lunen: Schrei HIOB Schrei, Kammerchor University Bonn

Schlosskirche der Universität Bonn An der Schloßkirche 4, Bonn

Oratorio for baritone, choir, piano and percussion Chamber choir at the University of Bonn Piano: Felix Knoblauch Percussion: Antonia Nickel and José Maria Palacios Conductor: Alexander Lüken

Claudia Montero: Concierto para violìn y orquestra de cuerdas; Universal Korean Organic Ensemble; Munich

Herkulessaal München Hofgartenstraße, München

30 young excellent musicians from 10 nations form UKOREVV - Universal Korean Organic Ensemble - Viktoria & Virtuosi. On modern and traditional instruments the highest artistic pleasure is offered: Sensual tango joins complex rhythmic structures. Program: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Adagio in E major KV 261 Elena Kats-Chernin World premiere (commissioned work) Claudia Montero Concierto para violín y orquesta de cuerdas (Tango) Violeta Dinescu "Roman Fleuve" pour violon et orchestre à cordes (for Viktoria) Viktoria Elisabeth Kaunzner "Saiga Antelope" for violin, delicate orchestra & documentary film (premiere) "Silk Road" for violin & Eurasian ensemble

Claudia Montero: Concierto para violìn y orquestra de cuerdas; Universal Korean Organic Ensemble; Dresden

Kulturpalast Dresden Schloßstraße 2, Dresden

30 young excellent musicians from 10 nations form UKOREVV – Universal Korean Organic Ensemble – Viktoria & Virtuosi. On modern and traditional instruments the highest artistic pleasure is offered: Sensual tango joins complex rhythmic structures. Program: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Adagio in E major KV 261 Elena Kats-Chernin World premiere (commissioned work) Claudia Montero Concierto para violín y orquesta de cuerdas (Tango) Violeta Dinescu “Roman Fleuve” pour violon et orchestre à cordes (for Viktoria) Viktoria Elisabeth Kaunzner “Saiga Antelope” for violin, delicate orchestra & documentary film (premiere) “Silk Road” for violin & Eurasian ensemble

Claudia Montero: Concierto para violìn y orquestra de cuerdas; Universal Korean Organic Ensemble; Berlin

Philharmonie Berlin Herbert-von-Karajan-Straße 1, Berlin

30 young excellent musicians from 10 nations form UKOREVV – Universal Korean Organic Ensemble – Viktoria & Virtuosi. On modern and traditional instruments the highest artistic pleasure is offered: Sensual tango joins complex rhythmic structures. Program: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Adagio in E major KV 261 Elena Kats-Chernin World premiere (commissioned work) Claudia Montero Concierto para violín y orquesta de cuerdas (Tango) Violeta Dinescu “Roman Fleuve” pour violon et orchestre à cordes (for Viktoria) Viktoria Elisabeth Kaunzner “Saiga Antelope” for violin, delicate orchestra & documentary film (premiere) “Silk Road” for violin & Eurasian ensemble

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