Wiener Mélange
Ode aan Wenen: Schubert, Strauss, Lehár en WeberExpected end time: 12:00 hour
Theater Kerkrade - Grote Zaal
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A festive programme full of Viennese warmth, charm and virtuosity.
In Wiener Mélange, the 'J.M. Vogl Foundation for the Art of Singing' pays a sparkling tribute to Vienna: the city of song, waltz and operetta. The intimate sound world of Franz Schubert and the irresistible charm of Viennese operetta meet in one festive programme on this Sunday morning in Theater Kerkrade.
From Viennese salons to the sparkling world of operetta
The concert opens with a series of pearls from the repertoire Franz Schubert wrote especially for male quartet and then immerses you in the sparkling world of Viennese operetta. Familiar arias and duets by Johann Strauss, Carl Millöcker and Franz Lehár bring to life the elegance, humour and zest for life of Viennese theatres. This creates a programme full of Viennese warmth, charm and virtuosity: a musical mélange that takes it from the intimate atmosphere of Viennese salons to the sparkling world of operetta.
Shining on stage is bass-baritone Robert Holl, a living legend within the international art of song and one of the great Schubert interpreters of our time, alongside soprano Fenna Ograjensek, tenors Mark Heines and Mitch Raemaekers and baritone Vincent Kusters. They are accompanied on piano alternately by Roger Braun and Enrico Delamboye.
Musicians
Fenna Ograjensek, Soprano
Mark Heines, Tenor
Mitch Raemaekers, Tenor
Vincent Kusters, Baritone
Robert Holl, Bass-baritone
Roger Braun, Piano
Enrico Delamboye, Piano
Presentation: Vincent Kusters
Programme
Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
Im Gegenwärtigen Vergangenes, D 710 (text: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
Geist der Liebe, D 747 (Friedrich von Matthisson)
Ständchen, D 920 (Franz Grillparzer)
Die Nachtigall, D 724 - 4'30 (Johann Carl Unger) - 5'00
Die Advokaten, D 37 (Eduard von Rustenfeld Baron Engelhart)
Gondelfahrer, D 809 (Johann Mayrhofer)
Zur guten Nacht, D 903 (Friedrich Rochlitz)
Johann Strauss II (1825-1899):
From: Die Fledermaus - Rosalinde's aria "Klänge der Heimat
From: Eine Nacht in Venedig - Caramello's aria "Komm in die Gondel
Ernst Schandl (1920-1997)
Mein Donautal (national anthem)
Carl Millöcker (1842-1899)
From: Der Bettelstudent - Ollendorf's aria "Ach, ich hab' sie ja nur auf die Schulter geküsst"
From: Der Bettelstudent - Symon & Jan's duet "Die Welt hat das genialste Streben"
Karl Viktor Ludwig (1889-1959)
A klaner Schwips (Wachauer Weinlied)
Franz Lehár (1870-1948)
From: Das Land des Lächelns - Sou-Chong's aria "Dein ist mein ganzes Herz"
From: Die lustigen Witwe - Hanna's aria "Vilja Lied"
From: Die lustigen Witwe - Hanna & Danilo's duet "Lippen Schweigen"
