How did Schumann get to know Bach's music? What relationship could a ländler and European polyphonic music of the Renaissance and Baroque have? What role did Lutheran chorales play in 19th century salon music? Questions like these are essential foundations of the program that Ossian's Dream will present with a flexible instrumental line-up at Schloss Waldegg, focusing on the inspiration that musicians of the late 18th and 19th centuries drew from earlier aesthetics, especially the music of J. S. Bach. A fascinating selection of works, played on rarely heard historical instruments, which can bring the canonical repertoire to life from a new perspective.
Performers:
Jaume Guri Batlle (violin)
Claudia Reyes Segovia (clarinet)
Anne Sophie van Riel (viola)
Martin Egidi (cello)
Pau Fernández Benlloch (fortepiano)
Number of places limited, registration via waldegg@dbk.so.ch
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