Name: Frankfurter Opern- Und Museumsorchester
Start: 2025-05-26T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2025-05-26T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Alte Oper

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Alte Oper Frankfurt

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Duncan Ward

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Frankfurter Opern- und Museumsorchester

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Martin Helmchen

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Oper Frankfurt

Frankfurter Opern- Und Museumsorchester

Frankfurt am Main

Germany

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Großer Saal

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Symphony No. 88 in G major

Burleske, TrV 145

Serenata No. 1, op. 11

Saurav Kumar

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„So wie dieser Satz sollte meine Neunte Sinfonie klingen!“ – so soll sich Johannes Brahms über den Largo-Satz von Joseph Haydns Sinfonie Nr. 88 geäußert haben. Überhaupt war Brahms ein großer Bewunderer des „Vaters der Wiener Klassik“, mit dessen Kompositionen er sich sein Leben lang intensiv beschäftigt hat. Entstanden zwischen den „Pariser“ und den „Londoner“ Sinfonien, kommt der 88. Sinfonie eine Sonderstellung im Werk Haydns zu. Sie ragt heraus wegen ihrer großen stilistischen Bandbreite, die vom klanglich anrührenden Largo-Satz bis hin zum burlesken Charakter des Finales reicht.
Brahms‘ eigene Orchesterwerke waren stark von Haydns Sinfonik beeinflusst, insbesondere die frühen Orchesterserenaden, in denen der Komponist erste eigenständige Versuche einer neuen Sinfonik unternahm.
Nicht weniger beeinflusst war der junge Richard Strauss vom Vorbild Johannes Brahms. Mit seinem frühen einsätzigen Klavierkonzert wagte auch er erste Schritte in eine ganz eigene Richtung. „Klavierkonzert“ nannte er das Werk nicht, sondern zunächst „Scherzo“, schließlich „Burleske“. Die Anklänge an Brahms, den der junge Strauss während der Kompositionszeit persönlich kennenlernte, sind deutlich zu hören – und doch klingt schon viel Eigenes durch, wie etwa der originelle Instrumentationseinfall, das Hauptthema von der Pauke vortragen zu lassen.

Deutsch

“My Ninth Symphony should sound like this!” – this is how Johannes Brahms is said to have said about the Largo movement of Joseph Haydn’s Symphony No. 88. In general, Brahms was a great admirer of the “Father of Viennese Classicism”, whose compositions he worked intensively on throughout his life. Created between the “Paris” and the “London” symphonies, the 88th Symphony has a special position in Haydn's work. It stands out because of its wide stylistic range, ranging from the tonally touching Largo movement to the burlesque character of the finale.
Brahms' own orchestral works were strongly influenced by Haydn's symphonies, especially the early orchestral serenades, in which the composer made his first independent attempts at a new symphony.
The young Richard Strauss was no less influenced by the role model of Johannes Brahms. With his early one-movement piano concerto he also took his first steps in a very unique direction. He did not call the work a “piano concerto,” but first called it “scherzo,” and finally “burlesque.” The echoes of Brahms, whom the young Strauss got to know personally during the composition period, can be clearly heard - and yet a lot of his own sounds come through, such as the original instrumentation idea of ​​having the main theme performed by the timpani.

English

Frankfurter Opern- Und Museumsorchester by Haydn, Strauss, Brahms, Fra (2025/2025), Dirigent Duncan Ward, Alte Oper, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

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