Events for 25. September 2022 - 9. October 2022

Bringing music by female and male composers into an equal dialogue – that is the goal of the new concert series “Ladies and Gentleman,” which, due to the pandemic, will kick off one year late at the Kreuzkirche. Thus, the first two concerts of the series refer to anniversaries of the year 2020. The first concert will feature music by Vivienne Olive (70+1) and Ludwig van Beethove (250+1). Approach and distance, closeness and farewell, the possibility and impossibility of love are the themes of the song cycles “An die ferne Geliebte” and “Of broken wings and artificial flowers”. second concert on 07.11.   Bass: Jochen Faulhammer Piano: Lilia Gilmanova   Ticket reservation via konzerte.kreuzkirche-kassel.de

Bringing music by female and male composers into an equal dialogue - that is the goal of the new concert series "Ladies and Gentleman," which, due to the pandemic, will kick off one year late at the Kreuzkirche. Thus, the first two concerts of the series refer to anniversaries of the year 2020. The first concert will feature music by Vivienne Olive (70+1) and Ludwig van Beethove (250+1). Approach and distance, closeness and farewell, the possibility and impossibility of love are the themes of the song cycles "An die ferne Geliebte" and "Of broken wings and artificial flowers". second concert on 07.11.   Bass: Jochen Faulhammer Piano: Lilia Gilmanova   Ticket reservation via konzerte.kreuzkirche-kassel.de

THUNDEROUS SILENCE. BEETHOVEN MOVES. THE DISTANT BELOVED REMAINS. FOREVER. Biliana Tzinlikova (piano), Domenica Radlmaier (soprano and acting), Belcanto-Chor Salzburg (cond.: Gertraud Steinkogler-Wurzinger), Oberstimmenchor Bürmoos (cond.: Eva Neumayr), Sinfonietta da Camera Salzburg (cond. Peter Wesenauer) interpret works by Emilie Meyer (1812-1883), Fanny Hensel (1805-1847) and Ludwig van Beethoven (1772-1827) under the overall musical direction of Gertraud Steinkogler Wurzinger.   On the occasion of the Beethoven Year 2020, our choir and orchestra concert with theatrical elements was postponed several times due to corona. We had to come up with something else. The result was Tosende Stille I - DIE FRAUEN BLEIBEN UNGEHÖRT UND BEETHOVEN IST TAUB. A digital project of the theater bodi end sole. So now back to the starting point: again it's about Beethoven's contemporaries, his colleagues and their works. About the romantic concept of genius, about Goethe's Faust and yes - about deafness and silence. In the end, however, joy wins out, especially for the choirs who were condemned to silence for so long and are now finally singing again. Also for him, the deaf master, we play and sing his Choral Fantasy for the occasion and close his prolonged year of celebration with the words: "When the magic ...

Bringing music by female and male composers into an equal dialogue - that is the goal of the new concert series "Ladies and Gentleman," which, due to the pandemic, will kick off one year late at the Kreuzkirche. Thus, the first two concerts of the series refer to anniversaries of the year 2020. The first concert took place on 24.10. The second concert is a song recital on the occasion of the 100th birthday / 50th anniversary of the death of the poet Paul Celan last year. In the center are settings of Celan poems from the pens of Noam Sheriff ("Nocturnes") and Carmen Maria Cârneci ("The No Man's Rose"). They are joined by songs by the composer Fanny Hensel and Viktor Ullmann, who was murdered in Auschwitz in 1944. Bass: Jochen Faulhammer Piano: Ayako Ito Ticket reservation via konzerte.kreuzkirche-kassel.de

Bringing music by female and male composers into an equal dialogue – that is the goal of the new concert series “Ladies and Gentleman,” which, due to the pandemic, will kick off one year late at the Kreuzkirche. Thus, the first two concerts of the series refer to anniversaries of the year 2020. The first concert took place on 24.10. The second concert is a song recital on the occasion of the 100th birthday / 50th anniversary of the death of the poet Paul Celan last year. In the center are settings of Celan poems from the pens of Noam Sheriff (“Nocturnes”) and Carmen Maria Cârneci (“The No Man’s Rose”). They are joined by songs by the composer Fanny Hensel and Viktor Ullmann, who was murdered in Auschwitz in 1944. Bass: Jochen Faulhammer Piano: Ayako Ito Ticket reservation via konzerte.kreuzkirche-kassel.de