
Philharmonia Zürich: Festkonzert Richard Strauss
Philharmonia Zürich & Gianandrea Noseda
Richard Strauss — Mondscheinmusik aus der Oper "Capriccio"
Richard Strauss — Vier letzte Lieder
Richard Strauss — Don Quixote
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Philharmonia Zürich & Gianandrea Noseda
Richard Strauss — Mondscheinmusik aus der Oper "Capriccio"
Richard Strauss — Vier letzte Lieder
Richard Strauss — Don Quixote
Ensemble Proton presents ERINNERN & VERGESSEN
Karen Keyhani — Dârvag (2023) for oud & ensemble WP
Daniel Reza Sabzghabaei — in the skin (2025) for ensemble WP
Lawrence Dunn — Ash Grove (2025) for ensemble WP
Ensemble Proton presents ERINNERN & VERGESSEN
Karen Keyhani — Dârvag (2023) for oud & ensemble WP
Daniel Reza Sabzghabaei — in the skin (2025) for ensemble WP
Lawrence Dunn — Ash Grove (2025) for ensemble WP
Basel Sinfonietta — Kammerorchester Basel — Sinfonieorchester Basel
Programme to be announced on Saturday evening 1st February 2025
Basel Sinfonietta — cond. Pablo Rus Broseta
GuangShi Quan — Seven Days Fairy Tale
Said Ruiz Salazar — Negra espalda del tiempo
Qianchen Lu — Nine Odes to the Night
René Kuwan — Rien ne va plus
Basel Sinfonietta — Von Maria zu Fatimah
Jessica Cottis — conductor, Ilse Eerens — soprano, Simone Zgraggen — violin, Marie Stockmarr Becker — viola, Fran Lorkovic — vibraphone
Lera Auerbach — Sogno di Stabat Mater (2005)
Anna Clyne — Within Her Arms (2009)
Helga Arias — I breathe every sound you leave behind (2025)
Liza Lim — Annunciation Triptych (2020)
l’Orchestre Valéik Philharmonik cond. Laurent Zufferey
Piotr Ilych Tchaikovsky — The Nutcracker Ballet / Der Nussknacker / Casse-Noisette
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Ensemble Proton & Nouvel Ensemble Contemporain present SPEICHER
Enno Poppe — Speicher I-VI (2008/2013) for large ensemble
Gregor A. Mayrhofer — conductor
Susanne Peters — piccolo, flute, bass flute
Bettina Berger — flute, alto & bass flutes
Martin Bliggenstorfer — oboe, cor anglais
Richard Elliot Haynes — E-flat, B-flat & bass clarinets
Jean-François Lehmann — B-flat & bass clarinets
Vincent Daoud — soprano & alto saxophones
Elise Jacoberger — bassoon, contraforte
Jorge Manuel Fuentes Arce — horn
Alain Bertholet — piccolo trumpet, trumpet and slide-trombone
Martial Rosselet — trombone
Vera Schnider — harp
Coco Schwarz — piano, celesta
Julien Mégroz & Jens Ruland — percussion
Nejc Grm — accordion
Maximilian Haft & Sarah Saviet — violin
Sophie Wahlmüller & Léa Legros Pontal — viola
Martina Brodbeck & Jan-Filip Ťupa — violoncello
Noëlle Reymond — double bass
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Ensemble Proton & Nouvel Ensemble Contemporain present SPEICHER
Enno Poppe — Speicher I-VI (2008/2013) for large ensemble
Gregor A. Mayrhofer — conductor
Susanne Peters — piccolo, flute, bass flute
Bettina Berger — flute, alto & bass flutes
Martin Bliggenstorfer — oboe, cor anglais
Richard Elliot Haynes — E-flat, B-flat & bass clarinets
Jean-François Lehmann — B-flat & bass clarinets
Vincent Daoud — soprano & alto saxophones
Elise Jacoberger — bassoon, contraforte
Jorge Manuel Fuentes Arce — horn
Alain Bertholet — piccolo trumpet, trumpet and slide-trombone
Martial Rosselet — trombone
Vera Schnider — harp
Coco Schwarz — piano, celesta
Julien Mégroz & Jens Ruland — percussion
Nejc Grm — accordion
Maximilian Haft & Sarah Saviet — violin
Sophie Wahlmüller & Léa Legros Pontal — viola
Martina Brodbeck & Jan-Filip Ťupa — violoncello
Noëlle Reymond — double bass
Basel Sinfonietta - Disruptive Tradition
Alice Di Piazza — piano, Titus Engel — conductor, Laurent Zufferey — associate conductor
Un-suk Chin — Rocaná (Room of Light)
Sofia Gubaidulina — Introitus
Sofia Gubaidulina — Chaconne
Sofia Gubaidulina — Figures of Time
Neues Orchester Basel
Christian Knüsel - conductor
Zofia Neugebauer - flute
Programm
Charles Ives — The Yale-Princeton Football Game
Bohuslav Martinů — Half-Time
Arthur Honegger — Rugby: Mouvement Symphonique
Philharmonia Zürich: Ensemble Opera Nova
Hans-Peter Achberger — conductor
Bartlomiej Niziol, Xiaoming Wang — violin
Alfred Schnittke — Stille Nacht op. 130
Alfred Schnittke — Concerto grosso Nr. 3 op. 188 für 2 Violinen und Kammerorchester
Alfred Schnittke — Concerto Nr. 3 op. 128 für Violine und Kammerorchester
Walter Feldmann « une géométrie » (2005–2007) based on the triptych « une géométrie » von Anne-Marie Albiach
I. « figurations de mémoire » Synchroniestudie Nr. 2 (2005–2006), version for reed quintet (2017)
II. « incantation » (2007) for solo guitar, bass flute, baritone saxophone and viola
III. « vertical et blanc » (2006) for alto/bass flute, bass clarinet, baritone saxophone, two violas and guitar
Elise Jacoberger — bassoon
Ivana Pristašová — viola
Jonas Tschanz — baritone saxophone
Karin Dornbusch — bass clarinet
Martin Bliggenstorfer — cor anglais
Mats Scheidegger — guitar
Nils Kohler — bass clarinet
Petra Ackermann — viola
Richard Elliot Haynes — clarinet, bass clarinet
Walter Feldmann — alto & bass flute
Christoph-Mathias Mueller — conductor
Mein Lied von der Erde / My Song of the Earth
Based on Gustav Mahler’s original work Das Lied von der Erde
I. Das Trinklied vom Jammer der Erde — arr. Leo Hofmann & Sasha Amaya
II. Der Einsame im Herbst — arr. Yiran Zhao
III. Von der Jugend — arr. Leo Hofmann & Sasha Amaya
IV. Von der Schönheit — arr. Richard Elliot Haynes
V. Der Trunkene im Frühling — arr. Sasha Amaya
VI. Der Abschied — arr. Leo Hofmann, Yiran Zhao, Richard Elliot Haynes & Sasha Amaya
Ensemble Proton
Bettina Berger — piccolo, flute, bass flute
Martin Bliggenstorfer — oboe, cor anglais, lupophone
Richard Elliot Haynes — clarinet in Eb, basset horn in G, contrabass clarinet
Elise Jacoberger — bassoon, contraforte
Vera Schnider — harp
Coco Schwarz — piano, synthesiser
Malwina Aram-Sosnowski — violin
Jan-Filip Ťupa — violoncello
Leo Hofmann — performance
Sasha Amaya — performance
Yiran Zhao — performance
Mein Lied von der Erde / My Song of the Earth
Based on Gustav Mahler’s original work Das Lied von der Erde
I. Das Trinklied vom Jammer der Erde — arr. Leo Hofmann & Sasha Amaya
II. Der Einsame im Herbst — arr. Yiran Zhao
III. Von der Jugend — arr. Leo Hofmann & Sasha Amaya
IV. Von der Schönheit — arr. Richard Elliot Haynes
V. Der Trunkene im Frühling — arr. Sasha Amaya
VI. Der Abschied — arr. Leo Hofmann, Yiran Zhao, Richard Elliot Haynes & Sasha Amaya
Ensemble Proton
Bettina Berger — piccolo, flute, bass flute
Martin Bliggenstorfer — oboe, cor anglais, lupophone
Richard Elliot Haynes — clarinet in Eb, basset horn in G, contrabass clarinet
Elise Jacoberger — bassoon, contraforte
Vera Schnider — harp
Coco Schwarz — piano, synthesiser
Malwina Aram-Sosnowski — violin
Jan-Filip Ťupa — violoncello
Leo Hofmann — performance
Sasha Amaya — performance
Yiran Zhao — performance
Paul Wranitzky — Parthia in F Major arr. R. Haynes
Isaac Albéniz — Iberia: Suite arr. R. Haynes
George Gershwin — An American in Paris arr. R. Hekkema
Elise Jacoberger — bassoon
Jonas Tschanz — alto saxophone
Martin Bliggenstorfer — oboe & cor anglais
Nils Kohler — clarinet in C & Bb, bass clarinet
Richard Elliot Haynes — clarinet in Eb & A, basset horn, bass clarinet
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Paul Wranitzky — Parthia in F Major arr. R. Haynes
Isaac Albéniz — Iberia: Suite arr. R. Haynes
George Gershwin — An American in Paris arr. R. Hekkema
Elise Jacoberger — bassoon
Jonas Tschanz — alto saxophone
Martin Bliggenstorfer — oboe & cor anglais
Nils Kohler — clarinet in C & Bb, bass clarinet
Richard Elliot Haynes — clarinet in Eb & A, basset horn, bass clarinet
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Paul Wranitzky — Parthia in F Major arr. R. Haynes
Isaac Albéniz — Iberia: Suite arr. R. Haynes
George Gershwin — An American in Paris arr. R. Hekkema
Elise Jacoberger — bassoon
Jonas Tschanz — alto saxophone
Martin Bliggenstorfer — oboe & cor anglais
Nils Kohler — clarinet in C & Bb, bass clarinet
Richard Elliot Haynes — clarinet in Eb & A, basset horn, bass clarinet
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Mauricio Kagel ~ Die Stücke der Windrose (1988-1994): West & North-West
Ensemble Paul Klee, cond. Kaspar Zehnder
Richard Haynes — clarinet
Philippe Talec & Felicia Pasca — violin
Shelley Sörensen — viola
Matthias Schranz — cello
Ivan Nestic — double bass
Roberto Fiscato — piano
Camille Sublet — harmonium
Mathis Pellaux — percussion
Tickets: www.musikfestivalbern.ch
Mauricio Kagel ~ Die Stücke der Windrose (1988-1994): South & South-West
Ensemble Paul Klee, cond. Kaspar Zehnder
Richard Haynes — clarinet
Philippe Talec & Felicia Pasca — violin
Shelley Sörensen — viola
Matthias Schranz — cello
Ivan Nestic — double bass
Roberto Fiscato — piano
Camille Sublet — harmonium
Mathis Pellaux — percussion
Tickets: www.musikfestivalbern.ch
Mauricio Kagel ~ Die Stücke der Windrose (1988-1994): East & South-East
Ensemble Paul Klee, cond. Kaspar Zehnder
Richard Haynes — clarinet
Philippe Talec & Felicia Pasca — violin
Shelley Sörensen — viola
Matthias Schranz — cello
Ivan Nestic — double bass
Roberto Fiscato — piano
Camille Sublet — harmonium
Mathis Pellaux — percussion
Tickets: www.musikfestivalbern.ch
Helena Winkelman — Rechterhand die Sonne (2024) for vocal quartet
Annette Schmucki — grenze&flur_west (2024) for four voices and four instruments
Daniel Ott — 6/7 gare du sud (2014/20) for bass clarinet, harp, violin and violoncello
Michael Pelzel — Ruta del fin del mundo (2024) for four voices and ensemble
Cantando Admont cond. Cordula Bürgi
Elina Viluma-Helling — soprano
Helena Sorokina — alto
Bernd Lambauer — tenor
Piotr Pieron — bass
Ensemble Proton
Bettina Berger — piccolo, flute & bass flute
Martin Bliggenstorfer — oboe
Richard Elliot Haynes — Eb & Bb clarinet, bass clarinet
Sergei Khvorostianov — bassoon
Vera Schnider — harp
Coco Schwarz — synthesiser
Maximilian Haft — violin
Jan-Filip Ťupa — violoncello
Mauricio Kagel ~ Die Stücke der Windrose (1988-1994): North & North-East
Ensemble Paul Klee, cond. Kaspar Zehnder
Richard Haynes — clarinet
Philippe Talec & Felicia Pasca — violin
Shelley Sörensen — viola
Matthias Schranz — cello
Ivan Nestic — double bass
Roberto Fiscato — piano
Camille Sublet — harmonium
Mathis Pellaux — percussion
Tickets: www.musikfestivalbern.ch
Charles Chaplin — Les Temps modernes / Modern Times (1936)
Orchestre des Jardins Musicaux cond. Valentin Reymond
Coproduction: Opéra Décentralisé Neuchâtel, La Lanterne Magique, Cinémathèque suisse
Modern Times marks the last appearance of The Tramp, who brought worldwide glory to Charles Chaplin and who remains a universal fictional character. The world that the vagabond leaves is very different from the one where he was born, two decades earlier. At the time, it symbolised the suffering of all the under-privileged of a world that emerged from the 19th century. Mass unemployment in the face of the beginnings of industrial automation. Chaplin is deeply concerned about the social problems of this new age, with unemployment being the central question. Machines should serve the good of humanity, instead of causing tragedy and job-loss. In Modern Times, he transforms his worries into comedy: an immortal work magnified by the exceptional music composed by the filmmaker himself.
Johann Sebastian Bach arr. Raaf Hekkema — Goldberg Variations: Selections
Clara Schumann arr. Elise Jacoberger — Soirées musicales: Suite
Claude Debussy arr. Oliver Boekhoorn — Suite Bergamasque
George Gershwin arr. Raaf Hekkema — An American in Paris
Blattwerk has established itself as one of the leading reed quintets in Europe and fascinates audiences with its captivating yet sensitive style of playing. The ensemble regularly performs in the context of festivals and chamber music series, for example at the Davos Festival, Musikfestival Bern and Murten Classics. The ensemble makes a mark with its own arrangements of works by Mel Bonis, Carlo Gesualdo, Paul Wranitzky, Joachim Raff and Clara Schumann, and others. With an emphasis on instrumental diversity, the quintet explores new sonic terrain, gives world premieres and enters into collaborations with other artists. Outside of their work at the Blattwerk, the individual musicians can be heard regularly with orchestras and ensembles such as the Berner Symphonieorchester, Tonhalle Orchester Zurich, Ensemble Musikfabrik, Ensemble Proton and the Basel Sinfonietta. In spring 2022, their debut album "figurations" featuring works by Béla Bartók, Claude Debussy, Walter Feldmann and Maurice Ravel was released on the label Schweizer Fonogramm. The recording was enthusiastically received by the critics, was nominated in three different categories for the Opus Klassik Award and received a place on the Gold Best List of the German Record Critics.
Charles Chaplin — Les Temps modernes / Modern Times (1936)
Orchestre des Jardins Musicaux cond. Valentin Reymond
Coproduction: Opéra Décentralisé Neuchâtel, La Lanterne Magique, Cinémathèque suisse
Modern Times marks the last appearance of The Tramp, who brought worldwide glory to Charles Chaplin and who remains a universal fictional character. The world that the vagabond leaves is very different from the one where he was born, two decades earlier. At the time, it symbolised the suffering of all the under-privileged of a world that emerged from the 19th century. Mass unemployment in the face of the beginnings of industrial automation. Chaplin is deeply concerned about the social problems of this new age, with unemployment being the central question. Machines should serve the good of humanity, instead of causing tragedy and job-loss. In Modern Times, he transforms his worries into comedy: an immortal work magnified by the exceptional music composed by the filmmaker himself.
Charles Chaplin — Les Temps modernes / Modern Times (1936)
Orchestre des Jardins Musicaux cond. Valentin Reymond
Coproduction: Opéra Décentralisé Neuchâtel, La Lanterne Magique, Cinémathèque suisse
Modern Times marks the last appearance of The Tramp, who brought worldwide glory to Charles Chaplin and who remains a universal fictional character. The world that the vagabond leaves is very different from the one where he was born, two decades earlier. At the time, it symbolised the suffering of all the under-privileged of a world that emerged from the 19th century. Mass unemployment in the face of the beginnings of industrial automation. Chaplin is deeply concerned about the social problems of this new age, with unemployment being the central question. Machines should serve the good of humanity, instead of causing tragedy and job-loss. In Modern Times, he transforms his worries into comedy: an immortal work magnified by the exceptional music composed by the filmmaker himself.
Charles Chaplin — Les Temps modernes / Modern Times (1936)
Orchestre des Jardins Musicaux cond. Valentin Reymond
Coproduction: Opéra Décentralisé Neuchâtel, La Lanterne Magique, Cinémathèque suisse
Modern Times marks the last appearance of The Tramp, who brought worldwide glory to Charles Chaplin and who remains a universal fictional character. The world that the vagabond leaves is very different from the one where he was born, two decades earlier. At the time, it symbolised the suffering of all the under-privileged of a world that emerged from the 19th century. Mass unemployment in the face of the beginnings of industrial automation. Chaplin is deeply concerned about the social problems of this new age, with unemployment being the central question. Machines should serve the good of humanity, instead of causing tragedy and job-loss. In Modern Times, he transforms his worries into comedy: an immortal work magnified by the exceptional music composed by the filmmaker himself.
Charles Chaplin — Les Temps modernes / Modern Times (1936)
Orchestre des Jardins Musicaux cond. Valentin Reymond
Coproduction: Opéra Décentralisé Neuchâtel, La Lanterne Magique, Cinémathèque suisse
Modern Times marks the last appearance of The Tramp, who brought worldwide glory to Charles Chaplin and who remains a universal fictional character. The world that the vagabond leaves is very different from the one where he was born, two decades earlier. At the time, it symbolised the suffering of all the under-privileged of a world that emerged from the 19th century. Mass unemployment in the face of the beginnings of industrial automation. Chaplin is deeply concerned about the social problems of this new age, with unemployment being the central question. Machines should serve the good of humanity, instead of causing tragedy and job-loss. In Modern Times, he transforms his worries into comedy: an immortal work magnified by the exceptional music composed by the filmmaker himself.
Charles Chaplin — Les Temps modernes / Modern Times (1936)
Orchestre des Jardins Musicaux cond. Valentin Reymond
Coproduction: Opéra Décentralisé Neuchâtel, La Lanterne Magique, Cinémathèque suisse
Modern Times marks the last appearance of The Tramp, who brought worldwide glory to Charles Chaplin and who remains a universal fictional character. The world that the vagabond leaves is very different from the one where he was born, two decades earlier. At the time, it symbolised the suffering of all the under-privileged of a world that emerged from the 19th century. Mass unemployment in the face of the beginnings of industrial automation. Chaplin is deeply concerned about the social problems of this new age, with unemployment being the central question. Machines should serve the good of humanity, instead of causing tragedy and job-loss. In Modern Times, he transforms his worries into comedy: an immortal work magnified by the exceptional music composed by the filmmaker himself.
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