Saturday
19.02. 15.00
Kierikki Stone Age Centre
FREE ADMISSION
Oulu Symphony Orchestra’s Chamber Musicians
Robert Schumann Fantasia (Fantasiestücke) for bassoon and piano, Op.73
August Klughardt 5 Schilflieder for oboe, viola and piano, Op.28
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Ludvig van Beethoven Sonata for horn and piano, Op.17
August Klughardt Wind Quintet, Op.79
In this program, we answer to a romantic call coming from Germany. Ludwig van Beethoven, laying the foundations for a new language and contributing to a change in the composers’ perspectives towards their own music. Robert Schumann, who collects Beethoven’s legacy and sets the canons of the Romantic idiom, and August Klughardt, whose name is less often encountered but who had an enormous influence on the cultural life of eastern Germany at the turn of the 19th century. His Wind Quintet, at the end of our program, is one of his most timeless works. Inspired by the stylings of Franz Liszt, Richard Wagner and Robert Schumann, Klughardt synthesises the dissimilar writing tendencies of his romantic contemporaries.
Robert Schumann Fantasia (Fantasiestücke) for bassoon and piano, Op.73
Ann-Louise Wägar, bassoon
Outi Nissi, piano
August Klughardt 5 Schilflieder for oboe, viola and piano, Op.28
Antti Turtiainen, oboe
Helinä Nissi, viola
Outi Nissi, piano
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Ludvig van Beethoven Sonata for horn and piano, Op.17
Lauri Vasala, french horn
Outi Nissi, piano
August Klughardt Wind Quintet, Op.79
Emma Tessier, flute
Markku Korhonen, clarinet
Antti Turtiainen, oboe
Ann-Louise Wägar, bassoon
Matias Nässi, french horn
Duration about 1 h 30 min including intermission
Free admission.