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PERFORMANCE
DATES FOR 2010 |
OPERA
PERFORMANCE DETAILS |
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27
July
19:30
30
July
20:00
05
August
20:00
08
August 15:00 |
Text by Wolfgang Rihm after
Friedrich Nietzsche's Dionysus
Dithyrambs
Ingo Metzmacher, Conductor
Pierre Audi,
Stage
Director
Jonathan Meese, Set Design
Jorge Jara,
Costume
Design
Jean Kalman, Lighting
Klaus Bertisch,
Dramaturgy
CAST
Johannes Martin Kränzle, Dionysos
Mojca Erdmann,
Soprano
Elin
Rombo, Soprano
Matthias Klink,
Tenor
Virpi
Räisänen, Mezzo-soprano
Deutsches
Symphonie-Orchester Berlin
Concert Association of the Vienna
State Opera Chorus
ABOUT THE
PRODUCTION
Friedrich Nietzsche's
late cycle of poems Dionysus-Dithyrambs is the
inspiration and point of departure for Wolfgang Rihm's latest
music-theater work, which will have its world premiere at the
Salzburg Festival. The director Pierre Audi, who has ample
experience in working with visual artists, shows how the god of
inebriation finds his way into the texts of the philosopher, already
marked by madness, how his erotic, traumatized, platonic and
pathological relationships with the most important women in his life
can be revealed through music, motion and images, how the author
himself, racked by illness and yet highly sensitized, becomes a
theatrically exuberant event.
For the first time, Audi will
collaborate with the visual inspiration of multi-talent Jonathan
Meese, who has repeatedly dealt with the subject of Nietzsche
before. His opulent and sometimes rigorously structured associations
with Nietzsche make him a natural choice for this work. The composer
develops a plot without wanting to follow a linear narrative
structure - instead, he unfolds a kaleidoscope of images - an almost
Dionysian action.
Klaus
Bertisch |
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31
July
19:30
03
August
20:00
07
August
20:00
13
August
20:00
19
August
20:00
21
August
20:00
24
August
20:00
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Azione teatrale per musica in three
acts
Riccardo Muti, Conductor
Dieter Dorn,
Stage
Director
Jürgen Rose, Set Design and Costume
Design
Tobias Löffler, Lighting
Hans-Joachim
Ruckhäberle, Dramaturgy
Thomas Lang,
Chorus
Director
CAST
Elisabeth Kulman, Orfeo
Genia Kühmeier,
Euridice
Christiane Karg,
Amore
Vienna
Philharmonic
Concert Association of the Vienna State Opera Chorus
ABOUT THE
PRODUCTION
In the beginning, the
beloved dies: grief, lamenting, pain, loneliness and
defiance; in the end, the victory of love and music. Orpheus does
not accept Eurydice's death, he demands her return; if need be, he
will bring her back from the underworld by force. The interference
of the gods in the shape of Eros is not only an act of mercy.
Orpheus is taken at his word: he is allowed to descend to the
netherworld and retrieve his beloved wife, on the condition that he
does not look at her and gives her no explanation. With the help of
the power of music, Orpheus overcomes all obstacles, except for
Eurydice's resistance: she wants him to look at her and desire her,
consciously. He cannot resist her, and she dies a second time.
Orpheus wants to die with her. However, there is another life for the lovers,
this time as a gift from the gods.
Gluck's azione teatrale per musica,
premiered in 1762 in Vienna, irritates its audiences with its
subjectivity and intimacy. The figures are taken from mythology; but
everything that happens is motivated by love alone. There is no
empire to be saved, no children, no social obligations, but no guilt
either. Thus, the happy ending - often considered conventional - is
actually a celebration of the absoluteness of individual feeling and
its triumph over the absolutism of any power.
Hans-Joachim Ruckhäberle
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01
August
20:00
04
August
20:00
06
August
20:00
11
August
20:00
14
August
20:00
17
August
20:00
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Text by Alban Berg after Frank
Wedekind's plays Erdgeist and Die Büchse der
Pandora
Marc Albrecht, Conductor
Vera Nemirova,
Stage
Director
Daniel Richter, Set Design
Klaus Noack,
Costume
Design
Sonja Nemirova, Dramaturgical
assistance
CAST
Patricia Petibon, Lulu
Tanja Ariane
Baumgartner, Countess
Geschwitz
Cora Burggraaf, A Theatrical Dresser
Cora
Burggraaf, A High-School
Boy
Pavol Breslik, The Painter
Pavol Breslik,
A Negro
Michael
Volle, Dr. Schön,
editor-in-chief
Michael Volle, Jack
Michael Schade,
Alwa, Dr. Schön's son, a
composer
Franz Grundheber, Schigolch, an old
man
Thomas J. Mayer, An Animal Tamer
Thomas J.
Mayer, An
Athlete
Heinz Zednik, The Prince
Heinz Zednik,
The
Manservant
Vienna
Philharmonic
ABOUT THE
PRODUCTION
Now that I have an
overview, I am even more convinced of the profound
morality of the piece, Lulu's rise and fall balance each other; in
the middle, there is the great turn-around, until - like Don Juan -
the Devil gets her. I say - like Don Juan - on purpose, not in order
to compare myself - how could I!!! - with Mozart, but only to point
out that the two figures, Lulu and Don Juan, are equal." (Alban
Berg, 1934)
Wedekind's Lulu tragedies deal with the
absolute power of Eros in mythical forcefulness. In 1928, Berg
decided that they would be the basis of his second opera, which he
had completed in short score in 1934; by the time of his death,
however, he had only been able to orchestrate the first two acts
fully.
Lulu is surrounded by the seductive aura of the natural,
the untamed. A "nightwalker of love" (Karl Kraus) without memories
who moves outside of conventional morals, she seems to exist for her
male surroundings only as a projection, as an image, and yet evades
any attempt at control: Lulu unnerves men, scoffs at their claims of
possession, disrupts their bourgeois order. And thus, they take
revenge: Lulu's social ascent is followed by her humiliation as part
of the "retaliation of a male world that dares to avenge its own
guilt" (Kraus).
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08
August
20:00
12
August
20:30
16
August
20:00
20
August
20:00
23
August
20:00
28
August 20:00 |
Opera in one act - Text by Hugo von
Hofmannsthal after Sophocles' tragedy
Daniele Gatti, Conductor
Nikolaus
Lehnhoff, Stage
Director
Raimund Bauer, Set Design
Andrea
Schmidt-Futterer, Costume
Design
Duane Schuler, Lighting
Denni Sayers,
Choreography
Thomas Lang,
Chorus
Master
CAST
Waltraud Meier, Klytämnestra
Iréne Theorin,
Elektra, her
daughter
Eva-Maria Westbroek, Chrysothemis, her
daughter
Robert Gambill, Aegisth
René Pape, Orest
Oliver Zwarg,
Orest's
Tutor
Benjamin Hulett, A Young Servant
Josef
Stangl, An Old
Servant
Orla Boylan, The Overseer
Maria Radner,
First
Maidservant
Stephanie Atanasov, Second Maidservant
Eva
Leitner, Fourth
Maidservant
Arina Holecek, A Confidante
Barbara
Reiter, A
Trainbearer
Vienna Philharmonic
Concert Association
of the Vienna State Opera Chorus
ABOUT THE
PRODUCTION
Electra is obsessed
with the idea of avenging her father's murder. Agamemnon is
the center and demon of her idée fixe. Electra lives exclusively in
the past; as a figure, she is only existent in combination with this
idea. Through this absolute fixation upon the idea, the person
becomes a marionette - a cruel act of self-abandonment and loss of
identity.
The opera takes place in a space occupied primarily by
Electra, a command center of her obsession. She has almost walled
herself up in the fortress of her thoughts, a shell that is a refuge
and a trap at the same time. The piece is about the visualization of
inner states, about existential emergencies and forced
situations.
In the end, what remains is self-deception and
self-destruction, culminating in a dance of death. The drama ends
with the same basic problems as it began. Only the roles have been
changed. There is no way out of the cycle of crime. The curse
remains. The Erinyes are just outside the door.
Nikolaus
Lehnhoff
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10
August
19:30
13
August
15:00
16
August
19:30
18
August
19:30
20
August
19:30
23
August
19:30
24
August
15:00
27
August
19:30
30
August 19:30 |
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Charles Gounod . Roméo et Juliette
Felsenreitschule
Opera in five
acts
Text by Jules Barbier and Michel Carré after
William Shakespeare's tragedy
Romeo and
Juliet
Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Conductor
Bartlett Sher,
Stage
Director
Michael Yeargan, Set Design
Catherine Zuber,
Costume
Design
Jennifer Tipton, Lighting
Chase Brock,
Choreography
B. H.
Barry, Battle
scenes
Thomas Lang, Chorus
Master
CAST
Anna Netrebko, Juliette
Nino Machaidze
(18.08, 24.08, 27.08, 30.08), Juliette
Piotr Beczala,
Roméo
Stephen
Costello (18.08, 24.08), Roméo
Mikhail Petrenko,
Frère
Laurent
Dimitry Ivashchenko (27.08, 30.08), Frère Laurent
Darren
Jeffery, Le Comte
Capulet
Russell Braun, Mercutio, friend to
Roméo
Cora Burggraaf, Stéphano, page to
Roméo
Michael Spyres, Tybalt, nephew of
Capulet
Susanne Resmark, Gertrude, nurse to
Juliet
David Soar, Le Duc de Vérone
Mathias
Hausmann, Le Comte
Paris
Robert Murray, Benvolio, nephew of
Montaigu
Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra
Concert
Association of the Vienna State Opera Chorus
ABOUT THE
PRODUCTION
Shakespeare's
extraordinary play, Romeo and Juliet, was a
radical text in the Renaissance. In it, he took new ideas, popular
in court among the neo-Platonists, and dramatized them. The
neo-Platonists found a path to engage the world through individual
love. Shakespeare expanded this to social tragedy, where love heals
the public strife of two warring families.
Gounod, writing 250
years later, is interested in something completely different.
Influenced by Wagner (particularly Tristan), he explores how
individual love offers access to the divine, something blasphemous
to Shakespeare's audience. His opera is an emotional dreamscape of
the play, and placing it amidst the templar walls of the
Felsenreitschule creates the opportunity to experience the ecstasy
of falling in love through Gounod's music. But he pushes this choice
further toward the radical implications of two young people finding
meaning not only in love, but in death as a path to the
divine.
That experience and its emotional implications for the
society in which they live is the dreamlike journey of Gounod's
opera.
Bartlett
Sher
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09
August
19:30
14
August
19:30
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Vincenzo Bellini .
Norma
Grosses
Festspielhaus
Tragedia lirica in two
acts
Text by Felice Romani after Alexandre
Soumet's tragedy Norma,
ou L'Infanticide
Friedrich Haider, Conductor
CAST
Edita Gruberova, Norma, druidess, daughter of
Oroveso
Joyce DiDonato, Adalgisa, young priestess at the temple
of Irminsul
Marcello Giordani, Pollione, Roman proconsul in
Gaul
Ferruccio Furlanetto, Oroveso, head of the
Druids
Ezgi Kutlu, Clotilde, Norma's
confidante
Camerata Salzburg
Concert Association of
the Vienna State Opera Chorus
ABOUT THE
PRODUCTION
Is not all that we feel
there true and great?" the young Richard Wagner asked in a
review of Norma
(1831), which he did not hesitate to compare to the tragedies of
Antiquity. The central figure in Bellini's opera is a druid
priestess: among the Gauls, Norma occupies a position of power, but
inwardly, she finds no peace. As the secret lover of Pollione,
proconsul of the Roman occupying forces and the father of her two
children, she has broken her vows and violated her patriotic duties.
However, even more than by her conscience, she is tortured by the
fact that Pollione has turned away from her. When Norma learns of
Pollione's liaison with the novice Adalgisa, the conflict
escalates.
For their "most perfect tragedy" (Schopenhauer),
Bellini and his librettist used a contemporary French drama, but
they gave Soumet's Norma, who resembles the figure of Medea, greater
humanity and dignity: thus, she combines pride and vulnerability,
passion and tenderness, a thirst for revenge and compassion. Bellini
expresses all these facets in his controlled and intensively
expressive melodies: invariably inspired by the dramatic and poetic
content of the text, song unfolds here with the power of an
incantation.
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PERFORMANCE
DATES FOR 2010 |
CONCERT
PERFORMANCE
DETAILS |
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26
July
20:00
27
July
20:00
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Vienna Philharmonic 1 · 50 Jahre
Grosses
Festspielhaus
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Performers: Dorothea
Röschmann, Elina Garanca, Klaus-Florian Vogt, René Pape, Concert
Association of the Vienna State Opera Chorus , Daniel
Barenboim
Works by Ludwig v. Beethoven, Pierre Boulez, Anton
Bruckner |
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08
August
11:00
10
August
21:00
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Vienna Philharmonic 2
Grosses
Festspielhaus
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Performers: Anne-Sophie
Mutter, Riccardo Chailly
Works by Wolfgang Rihm, Anton
Bruckner
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15
August
11:00
16
August
11:00
17
August
11:00
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Vienna Philharmonic 3 Grosses
Festspielhaus
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Performers: Gérard
Depardieu, Olga Borodina, Ildar Abdrazakov, Salzburg Festival
Children's Choir, Concert Association of the Vienna State Opera
Chorus , Riccardo
Muti
Works by Sergey
Prokofiev |
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21
August
11:00
22
August
11:00
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Vienna Philharmonic 4 Grosses
Festspielhaus
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Performers: Tzimon
Barto, Christoph Eschenbach
Works by Robert Schumann, Wolfgang
Rihm |
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27
August
11:00
28
August
11:00
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Vienna Philharmonic 5 Grosses
Festspielhaus
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Performers: Bernard
Haitink
Works by Anton Bruckner |
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29
August
20:00
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Berlin Philharmonic Grosses
Festspielhaus
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Performers: Karita
Mattila, Sir Simon Rattle
Works by Richard Wagner, Richard
Strauss, Arnold SPchoenberg, Anton Webern, Alban Berg |
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06
August 20:00
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World Orchestra for Peace
Grosses
Festspielhaus
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Performers: Camilla Tilling, World Orchestra
for Peace, Valery Gergiev
Works by Gustav
Mahler |
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12
August
20:00 |
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ORF Radio-Symphonieorchester Wien Felsenreitschule
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Performers: Fanny
Ardant, Jean-Philippe Lafont, Maria Bengtsson, Elin Rombo, N.N.,
Gilles Ragon, Alain Vernhes, Salzburg Festival Children's Choir,
Wiener Singverein, ORF Radio-Symphonieorchester Wien, Bertrand de
Billy
Works by Arthur Honegger |
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26
August
20:00 |
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Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra
Grosses
Festspielhaus
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Performers: Hilary
Hahn, Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester, Herbert Blomstedt
Works by
Johannes Brahms, Paul Hindemith
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27
August
20:00 |
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Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam
Grosses
Festspielhaus
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Performers: Ferruccio
Furlanetto, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam, Mariss
Jansons
Works by Béla Bartók, Modest Musorgsky, Igor
Stravinsky |
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28
August
20:30 |
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Nina Stemme · Swedish Chamber Orchestra
Haus für
Mozart
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Performers: Nina
Stemme, Swedish Chamber Orchestra, Thomas Dausgaard
Works by
Robert Schumann, Hector Berlioz, Richard Wagner, Ludwig v.
Beethoven |
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28
July
20:00
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Camerata Salzburg 1
Haus für
Mozart
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Performers:
Ivo Pogorelich, Philippe Herreweghe
Works by Robert Schumann,
Frédéric Chopin |
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31
July
20:00
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Camerata Salzburg 2 Haus für
Mozart
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Performers: Ivo
Pogorelich, Philippe Herreweghe
Works by Robert Schumann,
Frédéric Chopin |
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29
July
20:00
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Kontinent Rihm 1 Felsenreitschule
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Performers: Lucy Crowe,
Jean-Luc Ballestra, Dörte Lyssewski, Martin Wuttke, Martin Grubinger
& The Percussive Planet Ensemble, Salzburger Bachchor, Deutsches
Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Ingo Metzmacher
Works by Darius
Milhaud, Wolfgang Rihm
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02
August
20:30 |
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Kontinent Rihm 2 Kollegienkirche
Performers: The Hilliard Ensemble, SWR
Vokalensemble Stuttgart, SWR Sinfonieorchester Baden-Baden und
Freiburg, Sylvain Cambreling
Works by Carlo Gesualdo, Klaus
Huber, Wolfgang Rihm |
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05
August
20:30 |
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Kontinent Rihm 3 Kollegienkirche
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Performers: Klangforum
Wien, Emilio Pomárico
Works by John Dowland, Wolfgang Rihm, Anton
Webern, Karlheinz Stockhausen
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07
August
15:00 |
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Kontinent Rihm 4 Great Hall of the
University
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Performers: Arditti
Quartet
Works by Wolfgang Rihm
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07
August
20:30 |
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Kontinent Rihm 5 Kollegienkirche
Performers: The Hilliard Ensemble, Arditti
Quartet
Works by Wolfgang Rihm |
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08
August
11:00
10
August
21:00 |
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Kontinent Rihm 6 Grosses
Festspielhaus
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Performers: Anne-Sophie
Mutter, Vienna Philharmonic, Riccardo Chailly
Works by Wolfgang
Rihm, Anton Bruckner
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09
August
20:30 |
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Kontinent Rihm 7 Kollegienkirche
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Performers: Klangforum
Wien, Sylvain Cambreling
Works by Jörg Widmann, Wolfgang Rihm,
Morton Feldman
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10
August
20:00
11
August
20:30
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· Kontinent Rihm 8
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Ensemble Modern & Sasha Waltz & Guests
Perner-Insel,
Hallein
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Performers: Sasha
Waltz, Martin Hauk, Beate Borrmann, Yoreme Waltz, Ensemble Modern,
Franck Ollu
Works by Wolfgang Rihm
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13
August
20:00
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Kontinent Rihm 9
Great Hall of the
University
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Performers: Georg Nigl,
Jean-Pierre Collot, trio recherche
Works by Wolfgang
Rihm
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21
August
11:00
22
August
11:00 |
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Kontinent Rihm 10 Grosses
Festspielhaus
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Performers: Tzimon
Barto, Vienna Philharmonic, Christoph Eschenbach
Works by Robert
Schumann, Wolfgang Rihm |
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03
August
19:30 |
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Brahms-Szenen
1
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Valery Afanassiev
Works by Johannes Brahms
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04
August
19:30 |
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Brahms-Szenen
2
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Diana Damrau, Michael Nagyy,
Valery Afanassiev, Markus Hinterhäuser, Balthasar-Neumann-Chor,
Thomas Hengelbrock, Zehetmair Quartett
Works by Johannes Brahms,
Dmitri Shostakovich |
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06
August
19:30 |
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Brahms-Szenen
3
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Quatuor Ysaÿe, Isabel
Charisius, Valentin Erben
Works by Johannes Brahms, Arnold
Schoenberg |
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08
August
19:30 |
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Brahms-Szenen
4
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Tabea Zimmermann, Angelika
Kirchschlager, Alexander Lonquich
Works by Johannes Brahms, Max
Reger, Robert Schumann |
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10
August
19:30 |
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Brahms-Szenen
5
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Miklós Perényi, Jörg
Widmann, András Schiff
Works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Johannes
Brahms, Jörg Widmann, Alexander Zemlinsky |
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12
August
19:30 |
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Brahms-Szenen
6
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Christian Tetzlaff,
Martin Fröst, Clemens Hagen, Tabea Zimmermann, Leif Ove
Andsnes
Works by Leo¨ Janácek, Johannes Brahms, Alban
Berg |
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14
August
19:30 |
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Brahms-Szenen
7
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Christian Tetzlaff,
Stefan Dohr, Alexander Lonquich
Works by Heinrich Ignaz Franz
Biber, György Ligeti, Johannes Brahms |
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19
August
19:30 |
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Brahms-Szenen
8
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Hagen Quartett, Jörg
Widmann
Works by Heinrich Isaac, Anton Webern, György Kurtág,
Johannes Brahms |
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29
July
19:30 |
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Chamber Concert 1 · Martha Argerich I
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Martha
Argerich, Renaud Capuçon, Géza Hosszu-Legocky, Lida Chen Argerich,
Gautier Capuçon, Mischa Maisky, Nelson Goerner .Works by Robert
Schumann, Edvard Grieg, Sergey Rakhmaninov, Dmitry Shostakovich and
others
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01
August
19:30 |
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Chamber Concert 2 · Martha Argerich II
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Martha
Argerich, Dora Schwarzberg, Nora Romanoff-Schwarzberg, Mischa
Maisky, Walter Delahunt, Karin Merle, Lilya Zilberstein, Géza
Hosszu-Legocky & The 5 DeViLs
Works by Johannes Brahms,
Antonín Dvorák, Leo¨ Janácek, Dmitry Shostakovich and others, as
well as Géza Hosszu-Legocky & The 5 DeViLs
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13
August
20:30 |
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Performers: Gidon
Kremer, Giedre Dirvanauskaite, Khatia Buniatishvili
Works by
Robert Schumann, Victor Kissine, Peter Iljitsch
Tschaikowsky
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16
August
19:30 |
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Chamber Concert 4
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Frank Peter
Zimmermann, Antoine Tamestit, Christian Poltéra
Works by Ludwig
v. Beethoven
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24
August
19:30 |
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Chamber Concert 5
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Hagen
Quartett, Krystian Zimerman
Works by Grazyna Bacewicz, Leo¨
Janácek, Robert Schumann
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30
July
21:00 |
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Performers:
Evenly Kissin
Works by Frédéric Chopin, Robert
Schumann
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02
August
21:00 |
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Performers:
Evgeny Kissin
Works by Robert Schumann, Frédéric
Chopin
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05
August
21:00 |
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Performers:
Grigory
Sokolov
Works by Robert Schumann
Complete
program to be announced later
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11
August
21:00 |
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Performers:
András Schiff
Works by Ludwig v. Beethoven, Robert Schumann |
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17
August
21:30 |
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Performers:
Gidon Kremer, Valery Afanassiev
Works by Johannes Brahms, Dmitri
Shostakovich, Valentin Silvestrov
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18
August
20:00 |
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Performers:
Krystian Zimerman
Works by Frédéric Chopin
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22
August
20:30 |
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31
July
11:00
01
August
11:00 |
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Mozart Matinee 1
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Lisa
Batiashvili, Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra, Ivor Bolton
Works by
Wolfgang A. Mozart
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07
August
11:00
08
August
11:00 |
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Mozart Matinee 2
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Julia Lezhneva, Francesco
Corti, Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra, Marc Minkowski
Works by
Wolfgang A. Mozart
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14
August
11:00
15
August
11:00 |
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Mozart Matinee 3
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Diana Damrau, Salzburg
Mozarteum Orchestra, Jérémie Rhorer
Works by Wolfgang A.
Mozart
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21
August
11:00
22
August
11:00 |
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Mozart Matinee 4
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Fazil Say, Salzburg
Mozarteum Orchestra, Ivor Bolton
Works by Wolfgang A.
Mozart
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28
August
11:00
29
August
11:00 |
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Mozart Matinee 5
Stiftung Mozarteum Großer Saal
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Performers: Salzburg
Mozarteum Orchestra, Ton Koopman
Works by Wolfgang A. Mozart,
Leopold Mozart
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11
August
20:00
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Performers: Malin
Hartelius, Christiane Karg, N.N., Klemens Sander, Michaela Aigner,
Salzburger Bachchor, Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra, Jérémie
Rhorer
Works by Wolfgang A. Mozart
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