Campus Grafenegg

Die Wiener Sängerknaben © Lukas Beck

© Lukas Beck

Carmina Austriaca

Grafenegg Summer Concerts Grafenegg Wolkenturm

Die Wiener Sängerknaben

Slowakischer Philharmonischer Chor © Peter Brenkus

© Peter Brenkus

Carmina Austriaca

Grafenegg Summer Concerts Grafenegg Wolkenturm

Slowakischer Philharmonischer Chor

Michael Schønwandt © Hans van der Woerd

© Hans van der Woerd

Carmina Austriaca

Grafenegg Summer Concerts Grafenegg Wolkenturm

Michael Schønwandt

Kurt Streit

Carmina Austriaca

Grafenegg Summer Concerts Grafenegg Wolkenturm

Kurt Streit

Katrin Wundsam © Julia Spicker

© Julia Spicker

Carmina Austriaca

Grafenegg Summer Concerts Grafenegg Wolkenturm

Katrin Wundsam

Instrumentation

  • Tonkunstler Orchestra
  • Regine Hangler, soprano
  • Katrin Wundsam, mezzosoprano
  • Kurt Streit, tenor
  • Peter Rose, bass
  • Wiener Sängerknaben, choir
  • Slowakischer Philharmonischer Chor, choir
  • Michael Schønwandt, conductor

Programme

«Carmina Austriaca – The Middle Ages in Austria» Medieval music from Austria. Cantata by Michael Korth and Gerald Wirth | Commissioned by the Federal State of Lower Austria (premiere)

Introduction/abstract

Tonkunstler Orchestra · Regine Hangler · Katrin Wundsam · Kurt Streit · Peter Rose · Wiener Sängerknaben · Slowakischer Philharmonischer Chor · Michael Schønwandt

Carmina Austriaca

The Middle Ages in Austria: Minstrels in love, bawdy peasant ballads and lusty drinking songs – all wrapped in archaic rhythms, lyrical longing and a pulsating thirst for life. In their staged cantata, «Carmina Austriaca», Gerald Wirth and Michael korth present the era of monks, wine and minstrels in Austria.

What was once heard in forts and castles now rings out from the Wolkenturm: music by the oldest Germanspeaking minstrel, Kürenberger, songs by Walther von der Vogelweide and selections from Austrian minstrels. A gallop across the earth and through heaven and hell.

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