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hr-Sinfonieorchester

Orchestra

Großer Saal, Casals Forum
Kronberg Festival - K30

ABSCHLUSSKONZERT I / MIDORI / HR-SINFONIEORCHESTER / MICHAEL SANDERLING

Midori, hr-Sinfonieorchester, Sanderling

Participants

  • Midori violin
  • hr-Sinfonieorchester
  • Michael Sanderling conducting

Programme

Johannes Brahms (1833–1897)
Variations on a Theme by Haydn, Op. 56a

Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1809–1847)
Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64

Concert without intermission

What kind of artists does tomorrow's world need? Artists who not only excel at music, but also take on social responsibility – that is the conviction of the Kronberg Academy, which is presenting the “Pablo Casals Award 2025,” sponsored by Flossbach von Storch, to violinist Midori for her social and educational commitment. As part of the award ceremony, the exceptional violinist will also give a musical performance – with Felix Mendelssohn's sparkling, vibrant violin concerto. Experience an artist who shows attitude and lets us forget the world through music – on October 5 at the Casals Forum.

As part of the concert, the PABLO CASALS AWARD - FOR A BETTER WORLD 2025 will be presented to violinist Midori for her commitment to social and educational projects, including “Midori & Friends” and “Music Sharing”.
 
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Großer Saal, Casals Forum
Kronberg Festival - K31

ABSCHLUSSKONZERT II / WOLFGANG EMANUEL SCHMIDT / HR-SINFONIEORCHESTER / MICHAEL SANDERLING

Schmidt, hr-Sinfonieorchester, Sanderling

Participants

  • Wolfgang Emanuel Schmidt cello
  • hr-Sinfonieorchester
  • Michael Sanderling conducting

Programme

Edward Elgar (1857–1934)
Cello concerto in E minor op. 85

Robert Schumann (1810-1857)
Symphony no. 4 in D minor op. 120

Concert without intermission

Robert Schumann's Fourth is not a classical symphony: its movements flow into one another without pause, merging into a single whole. The result is an organic sound that draws the listener in. Melancholic, comforting sounds envelop the listener in Edward Elgar's elegiac cello concerto with its vibrant tonal language, which can also be healing. Above all, the dark, intense cello tone of soloist Wolfgang Emanuel Schmidt captivates the audience. All in all, it promises to be a rousing final concert of the Kronberg Festival on October 5.

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