Camerata Salzburg 1 • Bach & Mozart

PROGRAMME

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH • Suite for Orchestra in D, BWV 1068

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Adagio for Violin und Orchestra in E, K. 261

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH • Suite for Cello Solo No. 3 in C, BWV 1009

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Adagio for Piano in B minor, K. 540

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH/ WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Fugues, K. 405

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in G, K. 453

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH • Ricercare a 6 from Musikalisches Opfer, BWV 1079

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Der Zauberer KV 472

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Sei du mein Trost KV 391 (340b)

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Das Veilchen, Lied KV 476

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Adagio and Fugue in C minor, K. 546

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH • Concerto for Piano and Strings in D minor, BWV 1052

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Marsch D-Dur KV 335/1

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • Serenade in D, K. 320 – "Posthorn" Serenade

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • "Non temer, amato bene" – Rondo for soprano and obbligato violin, K. 490, for Idomeneo, K. 366

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • "Parto, ma tu ben mio" - Aria of Sesto with obbligato basset clarinet from La clemenza di Tito, K. 621

WOLFGANG A. MOZART • "Non temer, amato bene" - Aria (Rondo) for soprano, obbligato piano and orchestra, K. 505

INFORMATION

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PERFORMERS

Anna Prohaska, Soprano
Marie-Claude Chappuis, Mezzo-soprano
Erich Höbarth, Violin
Alexander Janiczek, Violin
Steven Isserlis, Cello
Jörg Widmann, Clarinet
András Schiff, Piano
Camerata Salzburg

SERIES

• Camerata Salzburg 2 • Schubert & Bartók

ABOUT THE PRODUCTION

The great “Austrian-Hungarian” violinist and conductor Sándor Végh would have been one hundred years old on May 17, 2012. After founding his famous Végh Quartet and giving major cyclical performances of the complete quartets of Beethoven and Bartók, he set new standards of interpretation starting in 1978 with his Camerata Academica Salzburg. In memory of the great musician who also made Festival history, such close friends and musical companions as Erich Höbarth, Steven Isserlis, Alexander Janiczek, András Schiff, Jörg Widmann and many others will perform two large-scale concerts, which will certainly make you forget time, offering fascinating juxtapositions of works by Bach and Mozart in one and Schubert and Bartók, another friend of Végh’s, in the other. Furthermore, three master courses are devoted to the memory of Sándor Végh, who passed away 15 years ago: master students of the International Musicians Seminar Prussia Cove – founded by Végh in 1972 – will rehearse chamber music works by Mozart and Schubert and also perform them.

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