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Artist in Residence Seong-Jin Cho and members of the Berliner Philharmoniker unfold a panorama of Hungarian musical styles in this concert. Johannes Brahms was often inspired by Hungarian music in his works, for instance in the finale of his clarinet trio, which oscillates between deep emotion and serenity. The trio for violin, horn and piano, which the Hungarian György Ligeti wrote in homage to Brahms, is characterised by folk rhythms. The piano quintet by the young Béla Bartók, who would go on to revolutionise Hungarian music, is still very much rooted in the Romantic period. But even here – according to Seong-Jin Cho – you can sense “Bartók's musical future”.
Artists
Seong-Jin Cho piano
Marlene Ito violin
Simon Roturier violin
Sebastian Krunnies viola
Bruno Delepelaire cello
Wenzel Fuchs clarinet
Stefan Dohr french horn
Programme
Johannes Brahms
Trio for Piano, Clarinet and Violoncello in A minor, op. 114
György Ligeti
Trio for Violin, Horn and Piano
Interval
Béla Bartók
Piano Quintet, Sz 23
Chamber Music Hall
16 to 38 €
Introduction
19:15
Series W: Artist in Residence
Artist in Residence Seong-Jin Cho
in conversation
Find out when microphones make Seong-Jin Cho nervous, that a pianist’s work never ends, and why the sound of the piano cannot be replaced by artificial intelligence.
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