Name: The Transformation Of Music – Trans-formation II
Start: 2024-08-08T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-08-08T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Church of St. Nicolas

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Gstaad Menuhin Festival

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Sayaka Shōji

Violon

Kian Soltani

Violoncelle

Beatrice Rana

Piano

Violinist

The Transformation Of Music – Trans-formation II

Rougemont

Suisse

Church of St. Nicolas

The Transformation Of Music – Trans-formation II: Piano Trio No.4, op.90 Dvořák (+3 More)

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Piano Trio No.4, op.90

Adagio et Allegro pour violon et piano en la bémol majeur, Op. 70

Sonate pour violon et piano en Sol mineur

Trio pour piano

Akshay C K

Valide

One and the same piece of music can adopt two entirely different characters! This definitely holds true for Brahms’s Piano Trio No. 1 – a composition that started its life as a youthful endeavor but, four decades later, underwent an absolute transformation. In a letter dated September 3, 1889, Brahms wrote to Clara Schumann: “You wouldn’t guess the childlike amusement I indulged in on beautiful summer days. I rewrote my B major Trio and can now label it, Op. 108 instead of, Op. 8.” Gathering for this “new” trio and Antonín Dvořák’s enchanting “Dumky” are artists who, in their previous Festival appearances, left indelible memories: violinist Sayaka Shoji, pianist Beatrice Rana (2nd prize winner of the Van Cliburn Competition 2013), and cellist Kian Soltani, who performed alongside Sol Gabetta in Gstaad in 2016.

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The Transformation Of Music – Trans-formation II by Dvořák, Schumann, Debussy, Brahms, Du (2024/2024), Church of St. Nicolas, Rougemont, Suisse

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