Name: 11. Sinfoniekonzert
Start: 2024-06-13T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-06-14T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Theater Erfurt

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Conductor

Clemens Fieguth

Theater Erfurt

Orchestra

Philharmonisches Orchester Erfurt

11. Sinfoniekonzert

Erfurt

Germany

Großes Haus

11. Sinfoniekonzert: The Hebrides, op. 26 Mendelssohn (+3 More)

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The Hebrides, op. 26

The Water Goblin, Op.107

The Flying Dutchman

Four Sea Interludes from "Peter Grimes", Op. 33a

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In 1829, the 20-year-old Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy embarked on a concert and educational tour, visiting places of cultural significance. He was so impressed by the natural phenomena of the Hebridean archipelago that he wrote down 21 bars that same day, which he expanded into the famous concert overture The Hebrides when he got home . The music, which premiered in 1833, captures the mood of the sea, wind and water in a very atmospheric way.

The year 1896 – the year in which his symphonic poem The Aquarius and other works of the same genre were written – was a turning point for Antonín Dvořák: previously he had only written absolute music, but from then on he composed exclusively programmatically. For four of his symphonic poems, Dvořák was inspired by Karel Jaromir Erben's ballads, which are full of fairytale, colorful moods, which the Czech composer was able to impressively translate into music.

Richard Wagner wrote the opera The Flying Dutchman under the impression of a two-week voyage. The work, which was premiered in Dresden at the beginning of 1843, was not a great success at the time. Today, however, the opera is seen as Wagner's breakthrough into his own style. In 1860, the composer revised the overture and the ending in particular – the intervention of a mature master, which, however, sounds stylistically different from the original version.

Benjamin Britten was also inspired by the sea and raging winds - but unlike the composers mentioned above, he himself came from the sea: the English east coast. The British composer incorporated the impressions of his youth into his first successful opera Peter Grimes in 1945. The Four Sea Interludes taken from it capture the multi-faceted moods of the sea with a powerful sound.

English

Im Jahr 1829 brach der 20-jährige Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy zu einer Konzert- und Bildungsreise auf, bei der er kulturell bedeutende Orte besuchte. Die Naturphänomene der Inselgruppe der Hebriden beeindruckten ihn dabei so sehr, dass er sich noch am selben Tag 21 Takte notierte, die er – wieder zu Hause angekommen – zu der berühmten Konzert-Ouvertüre Die Hebriden ausweitete. Die 1833 zur Uraufführung gebrachte Musik fängt die Stimmung von Meer, Wind und Wasser sehr atmosphärisch ein.

Für Antonín Dvořák bildete das Jahr 1896 – das Jahr der Entstehung seiner Sinfonischen Dichtung Der Wassermann und anderer Werke derselben Gattung – einen Wendepunkt: Hatte er zuvor nur absolute Musik geschrieben, komponierte er ab hier ausschließlich programmatisch. Dvořák ließ sich zu vier seiner Sinfonischen Dichtungen von Balladen Karel Jaromir Erbens inspirieren, welche voller märchenhafter, farbenprächtiger Stimmungen sind, die der tschechische Komponist eindrucksvoll in Musik umzusetzen wusste.

Die Oper Der fliegende Holländer schrieb Richard Wagner unter dem Eindruck einer zweiwöchigen Schiffsreise. Dem Werk, welches zu Beginn des Jahres 1843 in Dresden seine Uraufführung erlebte, war seinerzeit kein großer Erfolg beschieden. Heutzutage wird die Oper jedoch als Durchbruch Wagners zu seinem eigenen Stil angesehen. Im Jahr 1860 überarbeitete der Komponist vor allem die Ouvertüre und den Schluss – der Eingriff eines gereiften Meisters, der jedoch stilistisch hörbar anders wirkt als die Urfassung.

Auch Benjamin Britten hat sich durch das Meer und tosende Winde inspirieren lassen – doch anders als bei den oben genannten Komponisten, kam er selbst von der See: der englischen Ostküste. Die Eindrücke seiner Jugend ließ der britische Komponist in seiner ersten erfolgreichen Oper Peter Grimes aus dem Jahr 1945 einfließen. Die daraus entnommenen Four Sea Interludes fangen die facettenreichen Stimmungen des Meeres klanggewaltig ein.

Deutsch

11. Sinfoniekonzert by Mendelssohn, Dvořák, Wagner, Richard, Britten, Vin 14 Iun. 2024, De la (2024/2024), Dirijor Clemens Fieguth, Theater Erfurt, Erfurt, Germany

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