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Konzerthaus Berlin: Academy of St Martin in the Fields

Berlin, Konzerthaus Berlin — Großer Saal

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About the Event

Performance by the Academy of St Martin in the Fields featuring violinist Tomo Keller, cellist Daniel Müller‐Schott, and pianist Jan Lisiecki, interpreting pieces by Gipps and Beethoven.

The collaboration between Jan Lisiecki and the Academy of St Martin in the Fields exudes sheer enthusiasm for music. Their synergy was first showcased in 2018, when Lisiecki seamlessly took over for the indisposed Murray Perahia during a tour, performing all five Beethoven concerts, including a memorable night at Konzerthaus Berlin. The event was met with roaring applause, and the live recording went on to become a tremendous hit. Since that pivotal moment, their partnership has flourished. Witness their renewed collaboration as they perform Beethoven's fifth and final piano concerto and the triple concerto, featuring concertmaster Tomo Keller and celebrated cellist Daniel Müller‐Schott alongside Lisiecki.

Program

  • Ruth Gipps – 'Seascape', Op. 53
  • Ludwig van Beethoven – Triple Concerto in C major, Op. 56; Piano Concerto No. 5 in E‐flat major, Op. 73
Program is subject to change

Artists

Orchestra: Academy of St. Martin in the Fields

The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields is an English chamber orchestra. The group was founded in London by Sir Neville Marriner, attracting some of the finest players in London, many of whom considered themselves to be refugees from conductors. Its name comes from Trafalgar Square's St Martin‐in‐the‐Fields church, in which its first concert was performed, on November 13, 1959. The initial performances at St. Martin's church were as a small, conductorless string group, and played a key role in the revival of baroque performances in England. It has since expanded to include winds, but is of flexible size, changing its make‐up to suit its repertoire, which ranges from the Baroque to contemporary works.

Violin: Tomo Keller
Piano: Jan Lisiecki
Cello: Daniel Müller‐Schott

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Konzerthaus Berlin, Gendarmenmarkt, Berlin, Germany — Google Maps

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