Classical concert
Liebesliederwalzer
Stadtkirche Liestal
Stadtkirche Liestal
,
Rathausstrasse
23, 4410 Liestal
Works by Brahms, Liszt and other pianistic delicacies, two- and four-handed with Irina Georgieva, Irena Gulzarova and the Oratorio Choir Baselland conducted by Fritz Krämer.
Event details
The internationally renowned pianists Irina Georgieva and Irena Gulzarova, a well-rehearsed duo, and the Oratorio Choir Baselland perform together at the Don Bosco Music and Cultural Center in Basel and at the Stadtkirche Liestal.
The Liebeslieder waltzes, op. 52 by Johannes Brahms are at the center. In dialogue with this are piano pieces for two and four hands by Franz Liszt and Antonín Dvořák.
With his Liebesliederwalzer op. 52, Johannes Brahms created a work for four singing voices with four-hand piano accompaniment.
In 18 different waltzes, everything revolves around love; sometimes cheerful, sometimes sad, sometimes funny, sometimes melancholic, sometimes fast, sometimes slow, the various facets of love are presented by the choir and pianists in a varied sequence.
The concert is conducted by Fritz Krämer, conductor and choir director of the Oratorio Choir Baselland (www.fritzkraemer.de).
Irina Georgieva, born in Bulgaria, and Irena Gulzarova, born in Uzbekistan, have both perfected their training with Prof. Rudolf Buchbinder at the Music Academy in Basel and are both internationally active.
Further information about the two pianists can be found on their respective homepages: www.irinageorgieva.net and www.gulzarova.com.
Program:
F. Liszt, Spanish Rhapsody, p. 254
(Folies d'Espagne et Jota aragonesa)
Irena Gulzarova
J. Brahms, Liebeslieder waltzes 1 - 6
A. Dvořák, Slavonic Dances op. 46
No. 1 in C major and No. 8 in G minor
Irena Gulzarova and Irina Georgieva
J. Brahms, Liebeslieder waltzes 7 - 12
F. Liszt, Mephisto - Waltz I , p. 514
Episode: The dance in the village tavern from Lenau's "Faust
Irina Georgieva
J. Brahms, Liebeslieder Waltz 13 - 18
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
The Liebeslieder waltzes, op. 52 by Johannes Brahms are at the center. In dialogue with this are piano pieces for two and four hands by Franz Liszt and Antonín Dvořák.
With his Liebesliederwalzer op. 52, Johannes Brahms created a work for four singing voices with four-hand piano accompaniment.
In 18 different waltzes, everything revolves around love; sometimes cheerful, sometimes sad, sometimes funny, sometimes melancholic, sometimes fast, sometimes slow, the various facets of love are presented by the choir and pianists in a varied sequence.
The concert is conducted by Fritz Krämer, conductor and choir director of the Oratorio Choir Baselland (www.fritzkraemer.de).
Irina Georgieva, born in Bulgaria, and Irena Gulzarova, born in Uzbekistan, have both perfected their training with Prof. Rudolf Buchbinder at the Music Academy in Basel and are both internationally active.
Further information about the two pianists can be found on their respective homepages: www.irinageorgieva.net and www.gulzarova.com.
Program:
F. Liszt, Spanish Rhapsody, p. 254
(Folies d'Espagne et Jota aragonesa)
Irena Gulzarova
J. Brahms, Liebeslieder waltzes 1 - 6
A. Dvořák, Slavonic Dances op. 46
No. 1 in C major and No. 8 in G minor
Irena Gulzarova and Irina Georgieva
J. Brahms, Liebeslieder waltzes 7 - 12
F. Liszt, Mephisto - Waltz I , p. 514
Episode: The dance in the village tavern from Lenau's "Faust
Irina Georgieva
J. Brahms, Liebeslieder Waltz 13 - 18
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
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