Wiener Concert-Verein

Artists:

Wiener Concert-Verein
Timothy Chooi, conductor and violin

Historically rooted in the private salon, chamber music thrives on intimacy and direct encounter. In small ensembles, a special closeness develops between musicians and audience, as can be ideally experienced in the Brahms Hall. The transparency of this intimate setting makes the precise interplay visible and allows for an immediate, intimate experience of spontaneous reactions. Thus, chamber music becomes a particularly direct, focused, and emotionally immediate musical experience.

program

Dror Binder
„Curfew“ für Streichquartett
Guadalupe Olmedo
Streichquartett D-Dur, op. 14 - 4. Satz
Edvard Grieg
Aus Holbergs Zeit. Suite im alten Stil für Streichorchester G-Dur, op. 40
Antonio Vivaldi
„Der Frühling” aus „Die vier Jahreszeiten”, op. 8
„Der Sommer” aus „Die vier Jahreszeiten”, op. 8

– Pause –

Fritz Kreisler
Tambourin Chinois, op. 3
Granville Bantock
Scenes From The Scottish Highlands
Antonio Vivaldi
„Der Herbst” aus „Die vier Jahreszeiten”, op. 8
„Der Winter” aus „Die vier Jahreszeiten”, op. 8

Ende ca. 21:30 Uhr

Place

The Brahms Hall of the Vienna Musikverein is an architectural jewel and is one of the most important chamber music halls in the world. Named after the composer Johannes Brahms, it impresses with its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics, which are ideal for chamber music, solo concerts and vocal music in particular. With its elegant decorations and warm, wood-panelled furnishings, the Brahms Hall offers an incomparable concert experience that captivates both artists and visitors.

A perfect venue for enjoying music in its purest form!