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Upcoming Concerts
Beethoven ◦ Trio in D Major, Op. 70, No. 1 “Ghost”
with Benjamin Beilman, violin
and Nina Lee, cello
Mozart ◦ Piano Concerto No. 7 in F Major, K.242
with Inon Barnatan, piano
and TBA, piano
and SummerFest Festival orchestra
Robert Schumann ◦ “Geistervariationen” (Ghost Variations), WoO 24
Amy Beth Kirsten ◦ “speak to me”
György Kurtág ◦ “Quiet Talk with the Devil” and “Silence” (hommage à Endre Szervánszky), from Játékok (Games)
Robert Schumann ◦ Fantasy in C Major, Op. 17
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Schubert ◦ Lied aus der Ferne, D.107
Schubert ◦ Erntelied, D.434
Schubert ◦ Der Sänger am Felsen, D.482
Schubert ◦ An den Mond, D.193
Schubert ◦ Abends unter der Linde, D.235
Schubert ◦ Die Sommernacht, D.289
Schubert ◦ Erinnerung, D.101
Schubert ◦ Klage, D.436
Schubert ◦ Leichenfantasie, D.7
Schubert ◦ Sehnsucht, D.123
Schubert ◦ An die Laute, D.905
Schubert ◦ Der Morgenkuss, D.264
Schubert ◦ Blondel zu Marien, D.626
Schubert ◦ Der Flüchtling, D.402
Schubert ◦ Das Weinen, D.926
Schubert ◦ Die Rose, D.745
Schubert ◦ Abschied von der Erde, D.829
with Ema Nikolovska, mezzo-soprano
Beethoven ◦ Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major, Op. 58
with Robert Kružík, conductor
Bohuslav Martinů Philharmonic Orchestra
Felix Mendelssohn ◦ Songs without Words (selections)
Leoš Janáček ◦ Words Fail!
Leoš Janáček ◦ Unutterable Anguish
György Kurtág ◦ Quiet Talk with the Devil
György Kurtág ◦ Silence
Amy Beth Kirsten ◦ (speak to me)
Robert Schumann ◦ Geistervariationen
Robert Schumann ◦ Fantasie in C Major, Op. 17
Franz Schubert ◦ Der Wanderer an den Mond, D.870
Franz Schubert ◦ Im Freien, D.880
Franz Schubert ◦ Nachtstück, D.672
Franz Schubert ◦ Romanze (Rosamunde) D.797
Franz Schubert ◦ An die Leier D.737
Franz Schubert ◦ Im Frühling D.882
Franz Schubert ◦ Alinde D.904
Franz Schubert ◦ Der Einsame D.800
Franz Schubert ◦ Der Winterabend D.938
Robert Schumann ◦ From H.C. Andersen Lieder, Op. 40
Robert Schumann ◦ Kerner Lieder, Op. 35
with Mark Padmore, tenor
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Franz Schubert ◦ Der Wanderer an den Mond, D.870
Franz Schubert ◦ Im Freien, D.880
Franz Schubert ◦ Der Einsame, D.800
Franz Schubert ◦ Der Winterabend, D.938
Robert Schumann ◦ Kerner Lieder, Op. 35
with Mark Padmore, tenor
Franz Schubert ◦ Der Wanderer an den Mond, D.870
Franz Schubert ◦ Im Freien, D.880
Franz Schubert ◦ Nachtstück, D.672
Franz Schubert ◦ Romanze (Rosamunde) D.797
Franz Schubert ◦ An die Leier D.737
Franz Schubert ◦ Im Frühling D.882
Franz Schubert ◦ Alinde D.904
Franz Schubert ◦ Der Einsame D.800
Franz Schubert ◦ Der Winterabend D.938
Robert Schumann ◦ From H.C. Andersen Lieder, Op. 40
Robert Schumann ◦ Kerner Lieder, Op. 35
with Mark Padmore, tenor
Mozart ◦ Piano Concerto in G Major, K 453
with Peter Whelan, conductor
National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland
Franz Schubert ◦ Der Wanderer an den Mond, D.870
Franz Schubert ◦ Im Freien, D.880
Franz Schubert ◦ Nachtstück, D.672
Franz Schubert ◦ Romanze (Rosamunde) D.797
Franz Schubert ◦ An die Leier D.737
Franz Schubert ◦ Im Frühling D.882
Franz Schubert ◦ Alinde D.904
Franz Schubert ◦ Der Einsame D.800
Franz Schubert ◦ Der Winterabend D.938
Robert Schumann ◦ From H.C. Andersen Lieder, Op. 40
Robert Schumann ◦ Kerner Lieder, Op. 35
with Mark Padmore, tenor
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Felix Mendelssohn ◦ Songs without Words (selections)
Leoš Janáček ◦ Words Fail!
Leoš Janáček ◦ Unutterable Anguish
György Kurtág ◦ Quiet Talk with the Devil
György Kurtág ◦ Silence
Amy Beth Kirsten ◦ (speak to me)
Robert Schumann ◦ Geistervariationen
Robert Schumann ◦ Fantasie in C Major, Op. 17
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Felix Mendelssohn ◦ Songs without Words (selections)
Leoš Janáček ◦ Words Fail!
Leoš Janáček ◦ Unutterable Anguish
György Kurtág ◦ Quiet Talk with the Devil
György Kurtág ◦ Silence
Amy Beth Kirsten ◦ (speak to me)
Robert Schumann ◦ Geistervariationen
Robert Schumann ◦ Fantasie in C Major, Op. 17
Beethoven ◦ Piano Sonata in e minor, Op. 90
Beethoven ◦ Concerto in E♭ Major for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 73 "Emperor"
with Andreas Delfs, Conductor
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
Why make false idols?
Image by Bryce WymerClick below to read Jonathan’s latest Op-Ed, “Push Your Musical Gods Off Their Pedestals,” featured in the Sunday, August 23rd edition of The New York Times.
“Beethoven’s personal life may have been short on joy, but listening to Jonathan Biss leaves one feeling grateful that he was able to discover it in composing.”
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