Events

The Trio blanc (French for »white«) for bass clarinet, double bass and percussion is a brief lingering in peace – without the possibility of disturbing this peace in the long term. The composition was inspired by a theatre play.

• Ulrich Manafi - Bass Clarinet in Bb
• Nicolas Robert Lang - Double Bass
• Hiroshi Oyama - Percussion

The piece Scène champêtre for four solo violins and ensemble by Guido Papini, arranged for the Young Masters Ensemble, will be performed at the MuTh on 15 May.

• Emil Crudu - Violin
• Johanna Ott - Violin
• Michael Petrovic - Violin
• Iris Guthauer - Violin
• Young Masters Ensemble

As part of the KlangBildKlang series, the Young Masters Ensemble presents a unique collaboration with stage and costume designers from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Under the direction of director Philipp Lossau, the ensemble will create a fascinating programme that presents references between music and nature in a playful and creative way. Lina Eberle, Selma Lindgren, Ella Steinbach and Xandi Vogler from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna transform the young musicians and the stage into a dreamscape that turns the concert experience into a visual spectacle.

The repertoire includes works by Antonio Vivaldi, Camille Saint-Saëns, Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber, Joseph Haydn, Claude Debussy and Joaquín Rodrigo, performed with virtuosity, passion and great enthusiasm by the 14 to 20-year-old musicians of the Young Masters Ensemble. This concert was commissioned in June 2023 by the Wiener Konzerthaus together with Jeunesse - Musikalische Jugend Österreichs for the Concertino subscription for children aged 6-11.

• Young Masters Ensemble

As part of the KlangBildKlang series, the Young Masters Ensemble presents a unique collaboration with stage and costume designers from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Under the direction of director Philipp Lossau, the ensemble will create a fascinating programme that presents references between music and nature in a playful and creative way. Lina Eberle, Selma Lindgren, Ella Steinbach and Xandi Vogler from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna transform the young musicians and the stage into a dreamscape that turns the concert experience into a visual spectacle.

The repertoire includes works by Antonio Vivaldi, Camille Saint-Saëns, Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber, Joseph Haydn, Claude Debussy and Joaquín Rodrigo, performed with virtuosity, passion and great enthusiasm by the 14 to 20-year-old musicians of the Young Masters Ensemble. This concert was commissioned in June 2023 by the Wiener Konzerthaus together with Jeunesse - Musikalische Jugend Österreichs for the Concertino subscription for children aged 6-11.

• Young Masters Ensemble

Camille Saint-Saëns’ Havanaise, arranged for the Young Masters Ensemble, will be performed at the MuTh on 5 June.

• Young Masters Ensemble

Pilidsa for organ will be premiered as part of the celebratory concert to mark Gabi Kramer-Webinger’s 70th birthday.

• Gabi Kramer-Webinger - Organ

As part of the 21st International Carl von Ossietzky Composition Competition of the Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg, the work Blicke in den Himmel (Views into the sky) for violoncello and piano will be premiered.

• Paula Sagastibelza - Violoncello
• Olga Riazantceva-Schwarz - Piano

As part of the 21st International Carl von Ossietzky Composition Competition of the Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg, the work Blicke in den Himmel (Views into the sky) for violoncello and piano will be premiered.

• Paula Sagastibelza - Violoncello
• Olga Riazantceva-Schwarz - Piano

The work Silhouetten (Silhouettes) describes the movements in the shadows of various people who interact in different numbers and with different characters. There are also people who find themselves in the work but do not interact with each other. The piece in nine movements will be premiered as part of a composition class evening.

• Ulrich Manafi - Clarinet in Bb
• Jonathan Schlee - Horn in F
• Anna Maria Aigner - Violoncello
• Sang Ah Park - Piano

Three movements of Camille Saint-Saëns’ Le Carnaval des animaux arranged for the Young Masters Ensemble will be performed in the Berio Hall of the Vienna Konzerthaus on 10 & 11 June.

• Young Masters Ensemble

Three movements of Camille Saint-Saëns’ Le Carnaval des animaux arranged for the Young Masters Ensemble will be performed in the Berio Hall of the Vienna Konzerthaus on 10 & 11 June.

• Young Masters Ensemble

Three movements of Camille Saint-Saëns’ Le Carnaval des animaux arranged for the Young Masters Ensemble will be performed in the Berio Hall of the Vienna Konzerthaus on 10 & 11 June.

• Young Masters Ensemble

Three movements of Camille Saint-Saëns’ Le Carnaval des animaux arranged for the Young Masters Ensemble will be performed in the Berio Hall of the Vienna Konzerthaus on 10 & 11 June.

• Young Masters Ensemble

Gerald Schuhfried publishes personal stories or experiences of various personalities on radioCORE that are rarely spoken.

In the issue Vielleicht wird doch wieder alles gut (Maybe Everything Will Be All Right Again), a narrator talks about permanent feelings of anxiety, suicidal thoughts and attempts, helplessness and emptiness.

• Niklas A. Chroust - Piano

Three movements from Camille Saint-Saëns’ Le Carnaval des animaux, arranged for the Young Masters Ensemble, will be performed in the Festsaal of the Haus der Industrie on 15 May.

• Young Masters Ensemble

The Lions Annual Concert will feature three movements of Camille Saint-Saëns’ Le Carnaval des animaux arranged for the Young Masters Ensemble.

• Young Masters Ensemble

In the subsequent concert, the prizes of Jugend komponiert 2022 (Youth composes 2022) will be awarded.

• András Gergely Gerhardt - Trumpet in Bb
• Petra Seidl - Bassoon
• Karin Küstner - Accordion

Constellations - Astra II is the sequel to Constellations - Astra. This work is about six other constellations that have been set to music, but this time for the instruments trumpet in Bb, bassoon and accordion.

• András Gergely Gerhardt - Trumpet in Bb
• Petra Seidl - Bassoon
• Karin Küstner - Accordion

Gerald Schuhfried publishes personal stories or experiences of various personalities on radioCORE that are seldom expressed.

The issue Das machen wir jetzt! (Let’s do that now!) a couple talks about taking in a foster child.

• Tobias Antonic - Piano (Primo)
• Niklas A. Chroust - Piano (Secondo)

The work Entrückt (Engrossed) will be premiered at the final concert of the 4th Composing Workshop at the Arnold Schönberg Center in Vienna.
A work in three movements for oboe, clarinet in Bb, horn in F, bassoon and piano.

• Kamen Nikolov - Oboe
• Stefan Neubauer - Clarinet in Bb
• Reinhard Zmölnig - Horn in F
• Johannes Kafka - Bassoon
• Johannes Piirto - Piano

Gerald Schuhfried publishes personal stories or experiences of various personalities on radioCORE that are seldom expressed.

The issue Wie ein eingeschlafener Fuß (Like a foot fell asleep) tells about life with multiple sclerosis.

• Clara Wigelbeyer - Violoncello
• Niklas A. Chroust - Piano

Gerald Schuhfried publishes personal stories or experiences of various personalities on radioCORE that are seldom expressed.

In the edition of _Ma-Zach: Beinhart schön (_Ma-Zach: Really tough) the singer Isabella Zach-Antonic talks about the beautiful and less beautiful sides of the musician.

• Tobias Antonic - Piano

Gerald Schuhfried publishes personal stories or experiences of various personalities on radioCORE that are seldom expressed.

In the edition Ultima fermata Trieste, a Pakistani who, despite his difficult escape across many national borders, always kept a smile, tells about cold, hunger, blackmail and violence.

• Niklas A. Chroust - Piano

Gerald Schuhfried publishes personal stories or experiences of various personalities on radioCORE that are seldom expressed.

In the issue of Die Kirche im Dorf (The church in the village), an East German Protestant pastor tells how she takes care of church services and the parish in Transylvania.

• Tobias Antonic - Piano

Gerald Schuhfried publishes personal stories or experiences of various personalities on radioCORE that are seldom expressed.

In the issue of Luft zu Atmen (Air to Breathe), a young man talks about life in Transylvania, Romania.

• Niklas A. Chroust - Piano

Unfortunately, due to the corona pandemic, the final concert of Jugend komponiert 2021 (Youth composes 2021) will only take place via live stream.

• Raimund Weichenberger - Flute
• Ferdinand Steiner - Clarinet in Bb
• Per Rundberg - Piano

Gerald Schuhfried publishes personal stories or experiences of various personalities on radioCORE that are seldom expressed.

In the issue Another World, a Dutch woman speaks about her activities as a development worker in India, the Philippines and Nigeria.

• Tobias Antonic - Alto Saxophone
• Niklas A. Chroust - Piano

Gerald Schuhfried publishes personal stories or experiences of various personalities on radioCORE that are seldom expressed.

In the issue Ab 80 wird es gefährlich (From 80 it gets dangerous), an 82-year-old woman talks about getting older.

• Tobias Antonic - Piano

Tobias Antonic and Niklas A. Chroust play on the occasion of the online advent calendar of the Johann Sebastian Bach Music School January 7th.

• Niklas A. Chroust - Piano (Primo)
• Tobias Antonic - Piano (Secondo)

At the final concert of Jugend komponiert 2020 (Youth composes 2020), the Winter-Quartet will be performed by the NAMES Ensemble. Unfortunately, the concert cannot be held in public due to the Corona pandemic.

• Anna Lindenbaum - Violin
• Jacobo Hernández Enríquez - Violin
• Silvija Čiuladytė - Viola
• Leo Morello - Violoncello

The string quartet will be premiered at the final concert of the composing workshop of the Arnold Schönberg Center. In addition to this, five other compositions for string quartet will be premiered.

• Johannes Fleischmann - Violin
• Robert Olisa Nzekwu - Violin
• Lena Fankhauser - Viola
• Melissa Coleman - Violoncello

The work will be premiered by three musicians from the Johann Sebastian Bach Music School.

• Johanna Hechwartner - Violin
• Rebekka Rennert - Violoncello
• Defne Saydam - Piano

The closing concert of the composing workshop will take place on Wednesday as part of Styriarte 2019 under the direction of Helmut Schmidinger. Six pieces by six composers will be premiered.

• Harald Martin Winkler - Violin
• Simon Schuller - Piano

The work January 7th will be performed as part of the annual concert of the Johann Sebastian Bach Music School.

• Niklas A. Chroust - Piano (Primo)
• Tobias Antonic - Piano (Secondo)

World premiere of the four-hand piano piece January 7th, on the occasion of a piano recital.

• Niklas A. Chroust - Piano (Primo)
• Tobias Antonic - Piano (Secondo)