5. Profile-Konzert - Barocke Formen, moderne Farben

In the organizer's words:

Baroque forms, modern colors
Profile concert "Plus"

Stephan Dreizehnter flute
Qing Lin oboe
Carl-Sönje Montag Bassoon
Wenjing Liu Harpsichord
Henry Flory Violin
Robert Kruzlics Violoncello
Michael Naebert double bass
Mikhail Zhuravlev oboe | harpsichord
String Quartet of the Duisburg Philharmonic

Works by Bach, Handel, Zelenka, Huber and Isang Yun

Baroque music meets modern music, yesterday meets today: one of Johann Sebastian Bach's famous "Brandenburg Concertos", for example, meets Isang Yun's "Inventions for Two Oboes". But unlike Bach's inventions, the Korean composer is primarily concerned with special playing techniques, such as trills and glissandi. And while Handel uses the Baroque concerto form, Klaus Huber only wrote his "Noctes intelligibilis lucis" in 1961, but he played it on the harpsichord, an instrument typical of the Baroque period. The program thus plays with sounds, forms and instrumentation, creating connections across eras.

Find out more about the Profile Concerts "Plus", the accompanied visit to the Profile Concerts of the Duisburg Philharmonic Orchestra.

Accompanied concert visit
Information and registration (absolutely necessary):
Anja Renczikowski
E-mail: a.renczikowski@t-online.de
Phone: 0151 28 88 85 64