Name: French Open
Start: 2021-3-4T19:30+1:00
End: 2021-3-4T23:50+1:00

04March19:30PostponedFrench OpenLinz - Schlossmuseum Linz, Baroque HallDue to the current restrictions this concert is postponed to Thursday, 27 May 2021.

10March19:30CancelledSeliges Erwägen – Passion OratorioLinz - Brucknerhaus Linz, Great HallDue to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, this concert had to be cancelled.

14March16:00PostponedPublic rehearsal with L'OrfeoOslo - Oslo CathedralDue to the current restrictions this event had to be postponed.

28March17:00PostponedSeliges Erwägen – Passion OratorioMerano - Parrocchia San NicolòDue to the current restrictions this concert had to be postponed.

29March20:00PostponedSeliges Erwägen – Passion OratorioBressanone - Duomo di BressanoneDue to the current restrictions this concert had to be postponed.

28April20:00CancelledIn love ... with SchubertHohenems - Markus Sittikus HallDue to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, this concert has to be cancelled.

03May19:30Cancelled25 Years of L’Orfeo Barockorchester - Jubilee ConcertLinz - Anton Bruckner Private University, Great HallDue to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, this concert has to be cancelled.

04May19:30Cancelled25 Years of L’Orfeo Barockorchester - Jubilee ConcertVienna - Musikverein Wien, Great HallDue to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, this concert has to be cancelled.

22May20:00PostponedMusical Souvenirs - From the wellsprings of Mozart’s inspirationMelk - Melk Abbey, KolomanisaalDue to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, this concert has to be postponed.

Event Details

Giuseppe Misliwecek, detto il Boemo: Sinfonia V B-flat major EvaM 10:B3 from: Six Overtures (London 1772)
Carl Stamitz: Simphonie concertante in E-flat major for violin, oboe, viola and bassoon, strings and 2 horns (Paris 1775)
Ludwig Lebrun: Concerto No. 1 in d minor for oboe and orchestra from: Six Concertos (Offenbach 1804)
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Symphony in D major Wq 183,1 / H 663 with 12 obligato parts (1775/76)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No. 33 in B-flat major K 319 (Salzburg, 9 July 1779)

Carin van Heerden and Philipp Wagner, oboes
Julia Huber-Warzecha, violin
Lucas Schurig-Breuß, viola
Makiko Kurabayashi, bassoon
L’Orfeo Barockorchester
Michi Gaigg, conductor

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart spent ten years, two months and eight days – all in all nearly a third of his lifetime – travelling. During these sojourns he met with countless, mainly older, colleagues. These encounters turned out to be never ending sources of inspiration for the rest of his life. The “musical souvenirs” which Mozart collected are included on our Grand Tour of pre-Classical Europe during the 1770s: from Milano to London, from Paris to Berlin. Other leading contributors include a Bohemian in Italy, two much-travelled composers from Mannheim and the Bach of the (late) 18th century.

Time

Saturday, 22. May 2021 20:00

Event Details

Opening the donauFESTWOCHEN im strudengau 2021:

Georg Philipp Telemann: March in F major (for the price shooting of the Francfort canonry) TWV 50:43, for 2 corni da caccia, 3 oboes and bassoon
Ouverture á 5 in F major TWV 44:12, for 2 oboes, 2 corni da caccia and a thorough bass
Menuet in C major TWV 40:110, for two corni da caccia without a bass from Der getreue Music-Meister (1728/29)
Suite in F major TWV 44:13, for 2 oboes, 2 corni da caccia and bassoon
Johann Mattheson: Trio in g minor op.1 no. 3 (1708), for 3 recorders
Conrad Friedrich Hurlebusch: Suite in c minor from Compositioni musicali per il cembalo, Hamburg (c. 1735), for Harpsichord solo
Reinhard Keiser: Ouverture à 4 in D major for 3 oboes and bassoon

L’Orfeo Bläserensemble:
Carin van Heerden, Philipp Wagner and Anabel Röser, oboe and recorder
Stephan Katte and Jens Pribbernow, natural horn
Makiko Kurabayashi, bassoon
Alexander Gergelyfi, harpsichord

„Spick and span“ is how the hautboy players were described as they preceded the Frankfurt artilleries in 1716. Apparently they played a march by Georg Philipp Telemann especially composed for the occasion. These regimental hautboy players didn’t only play during military parades though but also entertained their audiences with the finest art music for 2 oboes, 2 horns and bassoon. The programme otherwise focuses on works from Telemann’s Hamburg period. In Hamburg he enjoyed a high reputation and was exceedingly active. Works by his Hamburg colleagues Reinhard Keiser, Johann Mattheson and Conrad Friedrich Hurlebusch are also included.

Time

Friday, 30. July 2021 18:00

Venue

Schloss Greinburg

Greinburg 1
4360 Grein

Organizer

Donaufestwochen im Strudengau

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Event Details

Georg Philipp Telemann: March in F major (for the price shooting of the Francfort canonry) TWV 50:43, for 2 corni da caccia, 3 oboes and bassoon
Ouverture á 5 in F major TWV 44:12, for 2 oboes, 2 corni da caccia and a thorough bass
Menuet in C major TWV 40:110, for two corni da caccia without a bass from Der getreue Music-Meister (1728/29)
Suite in F major TWV 44:13, for 2 oboes, 2 corni da caccia and bassoon
Johann Mattheson: Trio in g minor op.1 no. 3 (1708), for 3 recorders
Conrad Friedrich Hurlebusch: Suite in c minor from Compositioni musicali per il cembalo, Hamburg (c. 1735), for Harpsichord solo
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach:March in F major H 637 no. 1, for 2 corni da caccia, 2 oboes and bassoon
Georg Friedrich Handel: Aria in F major HWV 411, for 2 corni da caccia, 2 oboes and bass
Reinhard Keiser: Ouverture à 4 in D major for 3 oboes and bassoon

L’Orfeo Bläserensemble:
Carin van Heerden, Philipp Wagner and Anabel Röser, oboe and recorder
Stephan Katte and Jens Pribbernow, natural horn
Makiko Kurabayashi, bassoon
Alexander Gergelyfi, harpsichord

„Spick and span“ is how the hautboy players were described as they preceded the Frankfurt artilleries in 1716. Apparently they played a march by Georg Philipp Telemann especially composed for the occasion. These regimental hautboy players didn’t only play during military parades though but also entertained their audiences with the finest art music for 2 oboes, 2 horns and bassoon. The programme otherwise focuses on works from Telemann’s Hamburg period. In Hamburg he enjoyed a high reputation and was exceedingly active. Works by his Hamburg colleagues Reinhard Keiser, Johann Mattheson, Conrad Friedrich Hurlebusch and Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach are also included – along with George Frederic Handel, with whom Telemann was in regular correspondence.