From Vienna to Paris

Max Bruch: Nos. 1-4 from 8 pieces op. 83
for violin, viola, piano

Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Quintet in E flat major op. 16
for piano, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon

Gabriel Fauré: Piano Quartet in C minor op. 15
for violin, viola, cello and piano

Three great European cultural metropolises are at the centre of the first concert: In Vienna in 1797, Beethoven launched his brilliant Quintet in E flat major op. 16 and, like Mozart 13 years earlier with his quintet for the same instrumentation, benefited from the excellent standard of wind instruments in Vienna at the time. In his late Berlin years, Max Bruch originally composed his beautiful Pieces op. 83 for clarinet, viola and piano in 1908, but at the same time also published an alternative version for violin instead of clarinet. Fauré's Piano Quartet op. 15 from 1879 takes us to Paris at the end, which helped to emancipate French chamber music from the then dominant German models in an impressive manner.

Angela Golubeva, violin
Nora Romanoff Schwarzberg, viola
Mattia Zappa, violoncello
Martin Lucas Staub, piano
ensemble fokus Adèle Bagein, oboe; Daniela Engel, clarinet; Alexander Rauch, bassoon; Pauline Zahno, horn

Culinary delights

Enjoy an aperitif riche prepared by Restaurant Aurelia before the concert. a delicious 3-course menu after the concert and meet the musicians at the end of the concert. musicians at the end of the evening.

Overnight stay on the Lilienberg

After completing your ticket booking, you will receive an e-mail with a booking link and access code. You can use this to book an overnight package for two or three nights at special conditions until 30 June.