Name: Klaus Mäkelä & Frank Peter Zimmermann
Start: 2021-10-07T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2021-10-08T00:00:00.000Z
Location: München Residenz

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Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks

Singer

Anna Lucia Richter

Mezzo-soprano

Conductor

Klaus Mäkelä

Orchestra

Instrumentalist

Frank Peter Zimmermann

Violin

Violinist

Klaus Mäkelä & Frank Peter Zimmermann

Munich

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Concert

Symphony 4

Suite Concertante For Violin And Orchestra

Violin Rhapsody No.2, Sz.90

Sushant Karmakar

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Ein Programm mit gleich drei solistisch besetzten Werken – das ist etwas Besonderes! Ebenso, dass Frank Peter Zimmermann zwei Stücke mitbringt, die in den Konzerten des BRSO bisher noch nie gespielt wurden: Bartóks rund zehnminütige Rhapsodie Nr. 2 für Violine und Orchester von 1928 sowie die Suite concertante aus dem Jahr 1944 von Martinů – in ihrer viersätzigen Anlage eine Art verschleiertes Violinkonzert. Beide Werke leben von der Spannung zwischen originalen osteuropäischen Volksmelodien, modernem Klanggewand und dem unverkennbaren Personalstil ihres jeweiligen Schöpfers. Einer ganz anderen Art von Volkston huldigen die »himmlischen Freuden«, die die Sopranistin Anna Lucia Richter im Finalsatz von Mahlers Vierter Symphonie anstimmt. Doch die kindlich-naive Idylle trägt ihre Brüche unverblümt zur Schau, und vielleicht ist keine Mahler-Symphonie so rätselhaft wie die vermeintlich »einfache« Vierte. Am Pult: der junge finnische Dirigent Klaus Mäkelä, der nach seinem Debüt im Februar 2020 schon zum zweiten Mal zum BRSO zurückkehrt.

Deutsch

A programme with three works requiring solo singers is certainly something special – so that Frank Peter Zimmermann has brought along two pieces never heard before in the concerts of the BRSO: Bartók’s roughly ten-minute Rhapsody No. 2 for violin and orchestra (1928) and Martinů’s Suite concertante (1944), a four-movement violin concerto in everything but name. Both works thrive on the tension between original eastern European folk melodies, modern sonic garb and the unique individual styles of their respective creators. A folk inflection of a quite different kind depicts the “heavenly joys” that soprano Anna Lucia Richter invokes in the final movement of Mahler’s Fourth Symphony. But the childlike naivety of this idyll openly displays its fractures, and perhaps no Mahler symphony is as enigmatic as his purportedly “simple” Fourth. Standing at the rostrum is the young Finnish conductor Klaus Mäkelä, now in his second appearance with the BRSO following his début of February 2020.

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Klaus Mäkelä & Frank Peter Zimmermann by Mahler, Martinů, Bartók, Frá (2021/2021), Hljómsveitarstjóri Klaus Mäkelä, München Residenz, Munich, Germany

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