Campus Grafenegg

Nikola Hillebrand © Christian Kleiner

© Christian Kleiner

EASTER CONCERT

Grafenegg Schlossklänge Grafenegg Auditorium

Nikola Hillebrand

André Schuen © Guido Werner

© Guido Werner

EASTER CONCERT

Grafenegg Schlossklänge Grafenegg Auditorium

André Schuen

Werner Güra © Marie Capesius

© Marie Capesius

EASTER CONCERT

Grafenegg Schlossklänge Grafenegg Auditorium

Werner Güra

Fabien Gabel © Maison Simons

© Maison Simons

EASTER CONCERT

Grafenegg Schlossklänge Grafenegg Auditorium

Fabien Gabel

  1. Grafenegg Auditorium

    Tonkünstler-Orchester · Nikola Hillebrand · Johanna Krokovay · Werner Güra · Andrè Schuen · Arnold Schoenberg Chor · Fabien Gabel

    MENDELSSOHN BARTHOLDY

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    At this point this concert is exclusively available in our Schlossklänge subscription. The single ticket purchase starts on 24 August (exclusively for members of the Friends of Grafenegg and GRAFENEGG-Card holders), respectively 31 August (general purchase).
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Artists

  • Tonkunstler Orchestra
  • Nikola Hillebrand , soprano
  • Johanna Krokovay , alt
  • Werner Güra , tenor
  • Andrè Schuen , baritone
  • Arnold Schoenberg Chor
  • Fabien Gabel , conductor

Programme

FELIX MENDELSSOHN BARTHOLDY
«Paulus» Oratorio for Soloists, Choir and Orchestra op. 36

Introduction/abstract

Tonkunstler Orchestra · Nikola Hillebrand · Johanna Krokovay · Werner Güra · Andrè Schuen · Arnold Schoenberg Chor · Fabien Gabel

MENDELSSOHN BARTHOLDY

Some sixty years separate the death of Johann Sebastian Bach from the birth of Mendelssohn Bartholdy - yet each would prove significant to the other's advancement. While Mendelssohn Bartholdy brought his forgotten idol back into the public consciousness in the nineteenth century, Bach exerted a formative influence on Mendelssohn's own creative work. An impressive testimony to this is the oratorio «Paulus», performed in Grafenegg on Easter Sunday with a star-studded cast of soloists that includes the captivating soprano Nikola Hillebrand. Taking the podium is the Frenchman Fabien Gabel, presently one of the Tonkunstler Orchestra's favourite conductors. The exhilarating choruses of this glorious work are sung by the Arnold Schoenberg Choir.

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