«Made in Switzerland» mit Daniel Behle & Oliver Schnyder

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Thu, 18. January 2024 | 12:30 UhrLukaskirche,Luzern

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«Made in Switzerland»

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Program

  • Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1809 ‒ 1847)

    • Präludium and Fuge e-Moll op. 35 | 9’

  • Franz Schubert (1797 ‒ 1828)

    • «Ständchen» from the «Schwanengesang» | 4’

  • Franz Schubert (arr. Franz Liszt)

    • «Ständchen» from the «Schwanengesang» | 6’

  • Franz Liszt (1811 ‒ 1886)

    • Aus «Années de pèlerinagee», 1ère année, Suisse:

  • Suisse:

    • «Au Lac de Walenstadt» | 3’

    • «Vallée d’Obermann» | 15’

  • Richard Wagner (1813 – 1883)

    • «Tout n’est qu’images fugitives» | 2’

  • Franz Liszt Aus Années de pèlerinage, Première année, Suisse:

    • «Les Cloches de Genève» | 7’

  • Richard Strauss (1864 – 1949) Frühling September Beim Schlafengehen Im Abendrot

    • «Ständchen» | 3’

    • «Vier letzte Lieder» | 23’

    • Frühling, September, Beim Schlafengehen, Im Abendrot

The estimated duration of this program is 75 minutes, no break.

Made in Switzerland: There are some great compositions with an eminent Swiss reference. Starting with the first volume of Franz Liszt’s piano cycle “Années de pèlerinage”, in which he musically recreated impressions of his Swiss journey, which he undertook together with Marie d’Agoult in 1835/36, in a most impressive manner. This ultimately became the first volume of his three-part cycle “Années de pèlerinage”. For the elderly Richard Strauss, on the other hand, it was not a tourist educational trip that took him to Switzerland after the Second World War, but a retreat to a country preserved from the ravages of war. Here he wrote his “Four Last Songs”, staying in noble hotels in Montreux and Pontresina. He himself saw it as a pastime – but the result is one of the most profound, grandest orchestral song cycles ever: a touching farewell to life composed on poems by Hermann Hesse and Joseph Eichendorff for soprano voice Now Daniel Behle sings it to piano accompaniment. By the way: Made in Switzerland – this also applies to the pianist Oliver Schnyder …

  • Mécène Fondatrice et Principale
  • Anchor sponsor
  • Sponsor
    • Kurt and Silvia Huser-Oesch Stiftung
    • Maestro’s & Director’s Impulse Fund, Adrian and Isabelle Weiss-Zweifel
    • Michael and Emmy Lou Pieper Fonds
    • Dr. Dolf and Maria Stockhausen
    • Isaac Dreyfus-Bernheim Foundation
    • Nadia Guth-Biasini