Konzerthaus Berlin: Vogler Quartett

Berlin, Konzerthaus Berlin — Kleiner Saal

Seating plan Best seats 2 h 30 min Give as a gift card

About the Event

Experience the lovely sounds of strings in this highly anticipated concert at the esteemed and world‐famous Konzerthaus Berlin.

Individuality that unfolds in the collective — this is probably the secret of the Vogler Quartet, which has been pursuing a unique career worldwide in an unchanged line‐up since 1985. With chamber music intelligence, technical sovereignty and interpretive sensitivity, Tim Vogler, Frank Reinecke, Stefan Fehlandt and Stephan Forck create an unmistakable string quartet sound which, thanks to the lively ensemble culture, always gains new perspectives. They have had a concert series at the Konzerthaus Berlin since 1993.

Program

Joseph Haydn – Streichquartett G‐Dur op. 54 Nr. 1 Hob III:58
Anton Webern – "In zarter Bewegung" from Five Movements Op. 5
Franz Schubert – Streichquartett d‐Moll D 810 – Der Tod und das Mädchen

Program is subject to change

Artists

Quartet:	Vogler‐Quartett Founded in East Berlin in January 1985, the Vogler Quartet celebrate their 20th anniversary in 2005 with its members unchanged. They quickly established themselves as one of the finest quartets of their generation. Mastering a repertoire of over 200 works from all periods of music, they are widely characterised by their extraordinary musical intelligence, highly creative playing with homogenous sounds, rich nuances, powerful interpretations and unconventional programming.

Quartet:

Vogler‐Quartett

Founded in East Berlin in January 1985, the Vogler Quartet celebrate their 20th anniversary in 2005 with its members unchanged. They quickly established themselves as one of the finest quartets of their generation. Mastering a repertoire of over 200 works from all periods of music, they are widely characterised by their extraordinary musical intelligence, highly creative playing with homogenous sounds, rich nuances, powerful interpretations and unconventional programming.