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Dominik Wagner and Lauma Skride
Dominik Wagner and Lauma Skride have created a colorful program together, that can be heard on CD, too – they recorded an album together in the late summer […] more ...
Marc Gruber – Duo recital program
Marc Gruber | Horn Zeynep Artun-Kircher | Piano “Powerful and bright, he blasts the fanfare-like prelude and then lets the soft sound of the instrument blend […] more ...
Martin Stadtfeld | Piano Baroque Colours J. S. Bach French Overture B-flat minor BWV 831 Italian Concerto f major BWV 971 Praeludium E-flat major from The Well-Tempered […] more ...
Upon request Beauty of the Renaissance Monteverdi Orfeo toccata* Liszt Sposalizio – after Raphael‘s painting Marriage of the Virgin Mary Byrd The Irishe marche The bagpipe […] more ...
Marc Gruber with Judith Stampf and Zeynep Artun-Kircher
Marc Gruber | Horn Judith Stampf | Violin Zeynep Artun-Kircher | Piano Program K. Tuner Quarter-After-Four for horn, violin and piano or E. Ewazen Trio for horn, […] more ...
Martin Stadtfeld with Eldbjørg Hemsing
Martin Stadtfeld | Piano Eldbjørg Hemsing | Violin In this duo, Martin Stadtfeld is joined by the internationally renowned Norwegian violinist Eldbjørg Hemsing. Together they deliver […] more ...
Trio Jean Paul- Season Programs 2025/26
Eckart Heiligers | Piano Ulf Schneider | Violin Martin Löhr | Violoncello “It is very rare to experience so much emotion and conviction at such a high level. And […] more ...
Christian Poltéra with Esther Hoppe
Christian Poltéra | Violoncello Esther Hoppe | Violin The two form a wonderfully harmonious duo and have been playing together for many years Program J. S. Bach Suite […] more ...
Monet Quintett – Seasonal programs
Daniela Koch | Flute Johanna Stier | Oboe Nemorino Scheliga | Clarinet Theo Plath | Bassoon Marc Gruber | Horn “A great interaction with perfect technique and humor.” […] more ...
Till Fellner and Viviane Hagner
“Here, a supposedly simple work was transformed into a piece of highly artificial sensibility in an eloquent and glowing tonal language.” (Westfalen-Blatt, March 19th 2024) Till Fellner […] more ...
