Philarmonisches Konzert by Beethoven, Haydn, Various, dom 02 ott 2022, Da (2022/2022), Direttore d'orchestra Felix Bender, Theater Ulm, Ulma, Germania

From a veritable ›storm at sea‹ to wind dances and ›dreaming water‹, this concert finally steers into calm, even sunny waters. With his »39. Symphony« Joseph Haydn broke new ground around 1765 at Esterházy Palace. With the work later titled "Tempesta di mare" he wrote one of his first minor symphonies, which incorporates elements of dramatic operatic language. The two flute concertos by Einojuhani Rautavaara and Tōru Takemitsu introduce two composers who are far too seldom performed in this country. Rautavaara wrote »Dances with the Winds« back in 1974 – an atmospherically dense, almost song-like concerto that also has a high show value thanks to the four different flutes that the soloist has to play with great virtuosity. Takemitsu's work transforms a Western Australian painting titled "Water Dreaming" into sound. The »4 anchors in clear waters. Symphony« by Ludwig van Beethoven. In the shadow of the overpowering "third party" and the subsequent "fifth party", it usually receives little attention. But their finely balanced play of colors, the transparency of chamber music and the cheerful character point between the lines beyond the classical era and are no less groundbreaking than the more famous ›Symphony Sisters‹.