PROGRAMME

Bach, Johann Sebastian:
Suite für Orchester D-Dur BWV 1068

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
Adagio für Violine und Orchester E-Dur KV 261

Bach, Johann Sebastian:
Suite für Violoncello solo Nr. 3 C-Dur BWV 1009

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
Adagio für Klavier h-Moll KV 540

Bach, Johann Sebastian:
Adagios KV 404a und Fugen KV 405

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Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
Konzert für Klavier und Orchester G-Dur KV 453

Bach, Johann Sebastian:
Ricercare a 6 aus dem Musikalischen Opfer BWV 1079

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
Adagio und Fuge c-Moll KV 546

Bach, Johann Sebastian:
Konzert für Klavier und Streichorchester d-Moll BWV 1052

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
"Non temer, amato bene", Rondo für Sopran mit obligater Solo-Violine KV 490 für Idomeneo KV 366

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
"Parto, ma tu ben mio", Arie des Sesto mit obligater Bassettklarinette aus La clemenza di Tito KV 621

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
"Non temer, amato bene", Arie (Rondo) für Sopran, obligates Klavier und Orchester KV 505

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus:
Serenade D-Dur KV 320 – Posthorn-Serenade

(Programme is subject to change)

ABOUT THE EVENT

The Camerata Salzburg celebrates Sándor Végh's 100th Birthday with works by Bach and Mozart at the Salzburg Festival.

Since its founding in 1920, the Salzburg Festival has established itself as the most important festival for opera, drama and concerts. The Salzburg Festival presents performances of opera, theatre and concerts of the highest artistic standards over a period of five to six weeks each summer. Conductors, stage-directors, orchestras, singers, actors and virtuoso instrumentalists of world renown can be seen and heard in July and August in the town on the river Salzach.

Even the most eminent opera stars come together here to rehearse productions intensively for several weeks, thereby fulfilling the creed of the Salzburg Festival as it was originally envisioned by Hugo von Hofmannsthal, one of the Festival’s founding fathers: “Dramatic play-acting in the strongest sense is our intention; routine, run-of-the-mill performances have no place here.”

Anna Prohaska, Soprano
Marie-Claude Chappuis, Mezzo-soprano
Erich Höbarth, Violin
Alexander Janiczek, Violin
Steven Isserlis, Violon-cello
Louise Pellerin, Oboe
Jörg Widmann, Clarinet
András Schiff, Piano
Camerata Salzburg

Last update 2012 Editorial Team Classictic.com

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Artists of Camerata Salzburg, Bach & Mozart: Salzburg Festival

Camerata Salzburg

, Orchestra

Prohaska, Anna

, Soloist
soprano

Höbarth, Erich

, Soloist
Erich Höbarth was born in Vienna in 1956. He studied with Franz Samohyl and Sandor Végh. Member of the Végh-Quartet; assistent at his master classes. He was 1st concertmaster of the Vienna Symphony from 1980-1987; concertmaster and soloist with the Concentus Musicus Wien under Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 1979-2004 member of the Vienna String Sextet, since 1987 he has been a member of the Quatour Mosaïques. Erich Höbarth appears frequently as a soloist with the Camerata Academica of Salzburg, the Vienna Chamber Orchestra, Chapelle Royale of Paris, the Baltic Philharmonia, RSO Vienna, the Vienna Symphony and many others.

Isserlis, Steven

, Soloist

Widmann, Jörg

, Soloist
Clarinet

Schiff, András

, Soloist
András Schiff is a Hungarian-born classical pianist. He was born in Budapest and began piano lessons at the age of 5 with Elisabeth Vadasz. Schiff studied at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, and later in London with George Malcolm.

Schiff is one of the best-known living interpreters of J.S. Bach and Robert Schumann.

In 1999 he formed his own chamber orchestra, the "Cappella Andrea Barca" (the name being "Andras Schiff" in Italian). He has since appeared as a conductor with many major orchestras.