Archive: Gidon Kremer, Oleg Maisenberg & SolistInnen der Kremerata Baltica

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Between Heaven and Earth
© Gidon Kremes © Giedre Dirvanauskaite

Gidon Kremes

© Gidon Kremes © Giedre Dirvanauskaite

© Oleg Maisenberg © Promo

Oleg Maisenberg

© Oleg Maisenberg © Promo

Two of the most prolific musicians of our time, the violinist Gidon Kremer and the pianist Oleg Maisenberg, perform a chamber music passion together with soloists from the Kremerata Baltica orchestra. The Polish-Jewish composer Weinberg responded to international political events—which had a fateful influence on his life fleeing from the Nazis and in exile in the Soviet dictatorship—with a deeply humane music, like that to be performed by a string trio in Krems. The Jewish Volga-German Alfred Schnittke suffered under the repression of the Soviet dictatorship, which defamed his wonderful and wound-full music as “Western decadence”. His piano quintet presented at Imago Dei also bears the “Mozart-Schubert sound” that Schnittke acquired during his youth in Vienna. With Schubert’s sonatina in the “key of the grave” G-minor, Kremer and Maisenberg lead the way into the work of Schnittke.

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19:00
Introduction to the concert with Gidon Kremer and Rainer Lepuschitz

Followed by the concert


Programme:
Mieczysław Weinberg (1919–1996)
String Trio, Op. 48

Franz Schubert (1797–1828)
Sonatina for violin and piano in G-minor, D. 408

Alfred Schnittke (1934–1998)
Piano Quintet

Gidon Kremer (violin)
Oleg Maisenberg (piano)


Soloists from Kremerata Baltica:
Džeraldas Bidva (violin)
Kristina Anusevičiūtė (viola)
Giedrė Dirvanauskaitė (violoncello)

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