ECHOHOLLIGER

Swiss music with rarely performed works by Klaus Huber, Frank Martin and Heinz Holliger.

Heinz Holliger as an oboist and as a composer: from his early works for piano to his most recent works, such as the «Etudes» for solo harp, his compositional range spans; plus music by his companion Klaus Huber, here also with his earlier works in the programme. This «rencontre» of Swiss music from the 1950s and 1960s will of course also feature Frank Martin. The programme features exciting, in part almost forgotten music from a time of new beginnings.

The performing musicians, the Swiss Chamber Soloists, are musicians from Switzerland or who teach and perform at universities in Switzerland, as well as the Swiss Chamber Academy, young students who will be given a platform to perform together with experienced musicians.

With

Juliane Banse (soprano), Conrad Steinmann (recorder), Felix Renggli (flute), Heinz Holliger (oboe), Jürg Dähler (violin/viola), Daniel Haefliger (violoncello), Tjasha Gafner (harp), Anton Kernjak (piano/harpsichord)

Program

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791): Flute Quartet in D major, KV 285

Klaus Huber (1924-2017): «Concerto per la camerata» for six instruments (1954/55); «6 kleine Vokalisen» for alto, violin and violoncello (1955); «Auf die ruhige Nacht-Zeit» for voice, flute, viola and violoncello (1958)

Heinz Holliger (*1939): «Sonate» for oboe solo,(à la mémoire de mon cher maître Émile Cassagnaud) (1956-57/1999); "Sonatina" for piano (1958); «Etudes» for harp solo (2024)

Frank Martin (1890-1974): «Etude rythmique» for piano (1965); «Esquisse» for piano(1965); «Petite complainte» (from «Cinderella») for oboe and piano(1941)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Oboe Quartet in F major KV 370

Duration

60 minutes, no break

Prices

CHF 35.-/25.-/15.- (free choice at the box office or in advance)
Free admission applies to persons with residence permit N, F or S. / CHF 5.- students of the Hochschule für Musik FHNW and the Musicology Seminar of the University of Basel / CHF 10.- members Colourkey and children under 12 years.

Links

→ swisschamberconcerts.ch