Chamber Concert
Saturday, 05. March 2022, 8.00 pm
Munich, Max Joseph Saal
Sunday, 06. March 2022, 6.00 pm
Tutzing, Evangelische Akademie
Programme
Carl Nielsen
Serenata in vano
Carl Nielsen
String Quartet No. 3 in E-Flat Major, op. 14
Interval
Edvard Grieg
String Quartet No. 2 in F Major
Jean Sibelius
Serenade for two Violins and Cello
Franz Berwald
Septet in B-Flat Major
Werner Mittelbach, Clarinet
Susanne Sonntag, Bassoon
Ursula Kepser, Horn
Tobias Reifland, Viola
Anne Schoenholtz, Violin
Andrea Eun-Jeong Kim, Violin
Jaka Stadler, Cello
Teja Andresen, Double Bass

about the programme
This evening of Nordic chamber music covers a wide range of styles by composers from four Scandinavian countries. The historical starting point is the Septet for Winds and Strings, written in 1817 by the Swedish romantic composer Franz Berwald. It is unmistakably modelled on Beethoven’s masterpiece for the same combination of instruments. Grieg’s unfinished F major String Quartet of 1891 exudes a lilting charm and a Norwegian hue, while the E flat major Quartet by his Danish colleague Carl Nielsen (1898) strikes out on noticeably more modern paths. Rounding off the programme are two pièces de occasion: an enchanting Serenade with a touch of Vienna, composed by Sibelius during a holiday on Finland’s Archipelago Sea, and a humorous “unrequited” nocturnal serenade by Carl Nielsen, written during a concert tour in 1914.
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