Concert Choir LGV Nuremberg
Conductor: Tarmo Vaask
Children's Opera Choir of the Nuremberg State Theater
Conductor: Philipp Roosz
Choir Semiseria Tübingen
Conductor: Frank Schlichter
Members of the Nuremberg State Philharmonic Orchestra
Manfred Meier-Appel, organ
Adeline Schebesch, speaker
Soloists
General direction: Tarmo Vaask
Helge Burggrabe (*1973): Lux in tenebris, oratorio for peace
"Lux in tenebris" is a work about war, destruction and the longing for peace, about the fall into darkness and the search for light. At its heart is the biblical drama of Cain and Abel - and the question of whether man can still see the human being in his counterpart. Helge Burggrabe's composition makes the stages from alienation and hatred to armed conflict musically tangible and uses core statements from the New Testament to develop a vision of better coexistence. The libretto with texts by Rainer Maria Rilke, Hilde Domin and others was written by the composer together with theologian Dr. Reinhard Göllner and journalist Angela Krumpen.
Before the concert, there will be an introductory talk at 8 pm with composer Helge Burggrabe and Prof. Dr. Julia Lehner, the second mayor of the city of Nuremberg.
This concert will be recorded by Deutschlandfunk Kultur. Broadcast date at: www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de.
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