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© Konzertdirektion Hans Adler
Rudolf Buchbinder, Hilary Hahn, Gautier Capuçon na Philharmonie Berlin
Berlim, Filarmonica de Berlin — Grosser Saal
Sobre o Evento
Para uma noite extraordinária de clássicos da música de câmara com o pianista Rudolf Buchbinder, a violinista Hilary Hahn e o violoncelista Gautier Capuçon, visite a impressionante Philharmonie Berlin em Berlim para ouvir as obras‐primas de Schubert.
Philharmonie Berlin
A Philharmonie é uma sala de concertos inaugurada em 1963 em Berlim Ocidental. É considerada o coração musical da capital alemã, bem como o novo centro urbano após a queda do infame Muro de Berlim. O seu exterior amarelo brilhante e a sua forma invulgar de tenda tornaram‐na rapidamente um marco da cidade. O design e a arquitetura surpreendentes foram inicialmente vistos de forma negativa por muitos, mas a Philharmonie é agora considerada um modelo para salas de concertos em todo o mundo. O arquiteto Hans Scharoun tinha como objetivo conceber uma sala de concertos em que o ponto central — os músicos na plataforma de concertos — fosse igualmente visível de todos os lugares, um objetivo que deu origem à forma invulgar da sala. Desde a sua inauguração, a Filarmónica de Berlim tem sido palco de numerosos concertos, muitas vezes com a participação de solistas e maestros de renome.
Programação
- Franz Schubert – Klaviertrio B‐Dur op. 99
- Franz Schubert – Klaviertrio Es‐Dur op. 100
Artistas
| Violino: | Hilary Hahn Award‐winning American violinist Hilary Hahn embarked on her musical education at the age of four, enrolling on the prestigious Suzuki program at Baltimore’s Peabody Institute. She later became a student of Klara Berkovich and Jascha Brodsky at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia, immersing herself in a rich repertoire of works by Kreutzer, Ševčik, Rode, and Paganini. Ms. Hahn made her international debut in 1995, performing Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in D major with the Bavarian Symphony Orchestra, and recorded her first album for Sony in 1996 at the age of 16. She has since gone on to record 14 albums and has played in both symphonic and chamber settings, picking up two Grammy awards and earning a reputation as a dazzling soloist and interpreter of both established and contemporary works along the way. |
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| Violoncelo: | Gautier Capuçon Gautier Capuçon has dedicated himself to the cello since he was only five years old, and is particularly enthusiastic about chamber music making. He records a great deal with his brother, renowned violinist Renaud Capuçon, and collaborates with numerous other celebrated artists such as Marta Argerich, Daniel Barenboim, Leonidas Kavakos, Mikhail Pletnev, Vadim Repin, Jean‐Yves Thibaudet, Maxim Vengerov, etc. |
| Solista, Condutor, Piano: | Rudolf Buchbinder Pianist Rudolf Buchbinder, with five years of age the youngest student ever to be admitted to the Vienna Musik Hochschule, began his comprehensive musical career as chamber musician. In the meantime, he performed as soloist with all great orchestras and conductors all over the world and is regular guest at the Salzburger Festspiele and all other major festivals. |
Morada
Filarmonica de Berlin, Herbert‐von‐Karajan‐Str. 1, Berlim, Germany — Veja no Google Maps
