NEW: Notturno Extra: ›200 Years of Beethoven’s Ninth‹

  • Mon 6.5.
05.05. 11.05.

Programme

›200 Years of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony‹

Ludwig van Beethoven
Excerpts from the Symphony Nr. 9 in D minor, arranged for flute, violin, cioloncello and piano by Johann Nepomuk Hummel

Lecture
›Beethoven travels to Berlin – Why the autograph of the 9th Symphony is kept in the Stabi‹ (in German)

Ludwig van Beethoven
Bagatelle in E flat major op.126/6 for piano solo

Robert Schumann
Piano Quartet in e flat major

Artists

  • Kornelia Brandkamp Flute
  • Eva-Christina Schönweiß Violin
  • Annemarie Moorcroft Viola
  • Claudia Benker-Schreiber Violoncello
  • Jonathan Aner Piano
  • Dr. Martina Rebmann Lecture

In cooperation with

  • Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin

Artists

Kornelia Brandkamp
© Peter Adamik

Kornelia Brandkamp

Flute

Eva-Christina Schönweiß
© Peter Adamik

Eva-Christina Schönweiß

Violin

Annemarie Moorcroft
© Peter Adamik

Annemarie Moorcroft

Viola

Claudia Benker-Schreiber
© Peter Adamik

Claudia Benker-Schreiber

Violoncello

Jonathan Aner
© Felix Broede

Jonathan Aner

Piano

Dr. Martina Rebmann
© Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, Preußischer Kulturbeseitz

Dr. Martina Rebmann

Lecture

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