Paganini Ensemble at the Vienna Musikverein

Vienna, Wiener Musikverein — Brahms Saal

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About the Event

Experience the beautiful chamber music of Nicolò Paganini, Rainer Bischof, and Gheorghi Arnaudov at Vienna's iconic Wiener Musikverein in this highly‐anticipated concert. Classical legends like Franz Schubert and Johann Strauss (father) were enthralled by Paganini's performances at this legendary venue, showcasing his profound influence on Romantic era music. The 'Paganini Ensemble,' led by expert Mario Hossen, presents a special program at the Musikverein on Friday, 10th May 2024 at 19:30, delving into rarely performed chamber music compositions that highlight Paganini's virtuosity and passionate musical style. Join us for a unique musical journey celebrating the maestro's enduring legacy.

Program

Nicolò Paganini – Quartetto Nr. 15 a‐Moll, M.S. 42
Rainer Bischof – Nicolo. Quartett für Violine, Viola, Violoncello und Gitarre
Nicolò Paganini – Terzetto D‐Dur, M.S. 69
Nicolò Paganini – „La Campanella“ für Violine, Viola, Violoncello und Gitarre; Bearbeitung von Rudolf Leopold
Gheorghi Arnaudov – Canzoni Oscure. Quartett für Violine, Viola, Violoncello und Gitarre (Uraufführung)
Nicolò Paganini – Quartetto Nr. 14 A‐Dur, M.S. 41

Program is subject to change

Artists

Violin:	Mario Hossen
Viola:	Marta Potulska
Cello:	Liliana Kehayova
Ensemble:	Paganini Ensemble Wien
Guitar:	Alexander Swete

Wiener Musikverein

The Wiener Musikverein is one of the world's great concert halls. The home of the Vienna Philarmonic Orchestra and the centre of Viennese musical life, the building was opened in 1870 as a part of an ambitious plan to create an elegant cultural boulevard along the Ringstrasse. Designed in the Neo-Classical style to resemble an Ancient Greek temple, the Great Hall of the Musikverein is deemed to be one of the best music halls in the world thanks to its impeccable acoustics. In 2004 four new halls were added to the building. The Austrian architect Wilhelm Holzbauer recognised the aesthetic importance of the existing building and sought out ways to echo the style in a modern language of form. Each of the four New Halls focuses on a different material - glass, metal, stone, and wood.

Address

Wiener Musikverein, Bösendorferstraße 12, Vienna, Austria — Google Maps