Part of: Georges Aperghis
Music

Klangforum Wien

Georges Aperghis | Composer Portrait

Dates

Prices

8 — 40 €

Location

Onassis Stegi

Time & Date

Day
Time
Venue
Day
Friday
Time
20:30
Venue
Main Stage

Information

Tickets

15, 20, 30, 40 €
Concs 8 €

All the pieces in this concert were written since 2006, and one of them was commissioned for the Klangforum Wien ensemble's 25th anniversary celebrations.

Photo: Barbara Czartoryska

Over the last quarter of a century, the Klangforum Wien, a variable instrumental ensemble, has made history with over 500 world premieres of contemporary musical works, a series of international awards and distinctions, an extensive discography and regular appearances in some of the world’s greatest concert halls and most important contemporary music festivals making it one of the leading ensembles of its type.

The Klangforum Wien has always prioritized the exploration of the techniques and expressive possibilities of musical instruments, which has led to the emergence of a new generation of musical performers, but also of composers with whom they collaborate. In 2009, the ensemble as a whole was awarded an honorary professorship by the University of Music and Performing Arts, Graz.

A sizeable portion of the ensemble’s repertoire consists of instrumental works by Aperghis. All the pieces in this concert were written since 2006, and focus on the relationship between different sonic forces which sometimes tend towards harmony and sometimes towards conflict.

"Seesaw" (2010) was commissioned for the ensemble's 25th anniversary celebrations.

Program

"Seesaw"
"Teeter-totter"

Intermission

"Contretemps"

Credits

  • Musical director

    Emilio Pomarico

  • Soprano

    Agata Zubel

  • Flutes

    Eva Furrer

  • Flutes

    Doris Nicoletti

  • Oboe

    Markus Deuter

  • Clarinets

    Olivier Vivarès

  • Clarinets

    Bernhard Zachhuber

  • Bassoon

    Lorelei Dowling

  • Saxophone

    Gerald Preinfalk

  • Horn

    Christoph Walder

  • Trumpet

    Anders Nyqvist

  • Trombone

    Andreas Eberle

  • Violin

    Annette Bik

  • Violin

    Sophie Schafleitner

  • Viola

    Andrew Jezek

  • Viola

    Dimitris Polizoidis

  • Violoncello

    Benedikt Leitner

  • Violoncello

    Andreas Lindenbaum

  • Double bass

    Alexandra Dienz

  • Accordion

    Krassimir Sterev

  • Percussion

    Lukas Schiske

  • Percussion

    Björn Wilker

  • Piano

    Florian Müller

  • Piano

    Géraldine Dutroncy

  • Sound design

    Peter Böhm

  • Sound design

    Florian Bogner

  • With the support of

    l’Institut Français – Ministère des Affaires étrangères et européennes