Scheduled concerts

• Marianna Martines (1744 Vienna - 1812 Vienna) Sinfonia n° 1 C-Dur 1. Satz

• Ferruccio Busoni (1866 Empoli/Florence - 1924 Berlin) Duettino Concertante based on the finale of W. A. Mozart’s Piano Concerto K. 459 for two pianos

• Joseph Haydn (1732 Rohrau - 1809 Vienna) Sinfonia n° 43 Es-Dur „Merkur“

• Wolfgang A. Mozart (1756 Salzburg - 1791 Vienna) Concerto for 2 Pianos, Es-Dur K. 365

• Françoise Choveaux (*1953 Lille) Tango op. 261 "Cristián en el Tortoni Buenos Aires“ 2 pianos, Bandoneon, Strings

Margarita Höhenrieder Piano
Antti Siirala Piano
Sébastien Innocenti Bandoneon
William Garfield Walker Conductor

• Marianna Martines (1744 Vienna - 1812 Vienna) Sinfonia n° 1 C-Dur 1. Satz

• Philipp Manuel Gutmann (*1993 Zwettl) Ich warf eine Rose ins Meer, GWV 95 A novella for string orchestra based on Richard Dehmel

• Joseph Haydn (1732 Rohrau - 1809 Vienna) Sinfonia n° 43 Es-Dur „Merkur“

• Wolfgang A. Mozart (1756 Salzburg - 1791 Vienna)  Concerto for Two Pianos, Es-Dur K. 365

• Françoise Choveaux (*1953 Lille) Tango op. 261 "Cristián en el Tortoni Buenos Aires“ 2 pianos, bandoneon, strings

Margarita Höhenrieder Piano
Antti Siirala Piano
Sébastien Innocenti Bandoneon
Andrea Götsch Conductor

The “Zauber der Dualität” describes the fascinating interplay of opposites – such as light and dark, self and world, mind and heart, or major and minor – which shape our experience and, through their balance, give rise to harmony and wholeness. It is a fundamental principle in philosophy, mathematics, spirituality and, not least, in music, which uses separation as a necessary means of understanding unity.

Ich warf eine Rose ins Meer,
eine blühende Rose ins grüne Meer.
Und weil die Sonne schien, Sonne schien,
sprang das Licht hinterher,
mit hundert zitternden Zehen hinterher.
Als die erste Welle kam,
wollte die Rose, meine Rose, ertrinken.
Als die zweite sie sanft auf ihre Schultern nahm,
musste das Licht, das Licht ihr zu Füßen sinken.
Da fasste die dritte sie am Saum,
und das Licht sprang hoch, zitternd hoch, wie zur Wehr;
aber hundert tanzende Blütenblätter
wiegten sich rot, rot, rot um mich her,
und es tanzte mein Boot,
und mein Schatten auf dem Schaum,
und das grüne Meer, das Meer - -

~ Richard Dehmel

• Giacomo Puccini Crisantemi

• Edvard Grieg Aus Holbergs Zeit

• Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Novellas 1 and 4

• Antonin Dvorak Serenade for String Orchestra in E major

Philippe Morard Conductor

• Dora Pejačević (1885 Budapest -1923 Munich) Piano Concerto op 33.  g moll 1. Satz Allegro Moderato

• Mirela Ivičević (*1980 Split) Piece for piano, percussion and string orchestra WORLD PREMIER

• Richard Strauss (1864 München - 1949 Garmisch-Partenkirchen)/Richard Dünser (*1959 Bregenz) Four Last Songs for Soprano and Orchestra, WoO, AV 150; arranged for chamber orchestra

• Frano Parać (*1948 Split) Concerto for Violin, Viola and Strings

• Ivo Josipović (*1957 Zagreb) Samba Brevis

• Franz Schubert (1797 Vienna - 1828 Vienna) Symphonie No. 3 in D-Dur, D. 200

• Richard Strauss/Richard Dünser Aber der Richtige, wenn‘s einen gibt für mich. Arabella’s aria from the opera of the same name WORLD PREMIERE of the arrangement for chamber orchestra    

Tonči Bilić Conductor
Darija Auguštan Soprano
Lovre Marušić Piano
Krunoslav Marić Violin
Hrvoje Philips Viola

The Zagreb Music Society has invited the Wiener Concert-Verein to perform the gala opening concert at the new Musikverein building in Zagreb and to embark on a concert tour of Croatia with this programme, which highlights the friendly musical ties between the two countries.

• Dora Pejačević (1885 Budapest -1923 Munich) Piano Concerto op 33.  g moll 1. Satz Allegro Moderato

• Mirela Ivičević (*1980 Split) Piece for piano, percussion and string orchestra

• Richard Strauss (1864 München - 1949 Garmisch-Partenkirchen)/Richard Dünser (*1959 Bregenz) Four Last Songs for Soprano and Orchestra, WoO, AV 150; arranged for chamber orchestra

• Frano Parać (*1948 Split) Concerto for Violin, Viola and Strings

• Ivo Josipović (*1957 Zagreb) Samba Brevis

• Franz Schubert (1797 Vienna - 1828 Vienna) Symphonie No. 3 in D-Dur, D. 200

• Richard Strauss/Richard Dünser Aber der Richtige, wenn‘s einen gibt für mich. Arabella’s aria from the opera of the same name WORLD PREMIERE of the arrangement for chamber orchestra

Tonči Bilić Conductor
Darija Auguštan Soprano
Lovre Marušić Piano
Krunoslav Marić Violin
Hrvoje Philips Viola

• Dora Pejačević (1885 Budapest -1923 Munich) Piano Concerto op 33.  g moll 1. Satz Allegro Moderato

• Mirela Ivičević (*1980 Split) Piece for piano, percussion and string orchestra

• Richard Strauss (1864 München - 1949 Garmisch-Partenkirchen)/Richard Dünser (*1959 Bregenz) Four Last Songs for Soprano and Orchestra, WoO, AV 150; arranged for chamber orchestra

• Frano Parać (*1948 Split) Concerto for Violin, Viola and Strings

• Ivo Josipović (*1957 Zagreb) Samba Brevis

• Franz Schubert (1797 Vienna - 1828 Vienna) Symphonie No. 3 in D-Dur, D. 200

• Richard Strauss/Richard Dünser Aber der Richtige, wenn‘s einen gibt für mich. Arabella’s aria from the opera of the same name WORLD PREMIERE of the arrangement for chamber orchestra

Tonči Bilić Conductor
Darija Auguštan Soprano
Lovre Marušić Piano
Krunoslav Marić Violin
Hrvoje Philips Viola

• Dora Pejačević (1885 Budapest -1923 Munich) Piano Concerto op 33.  g moll 1. Satz Allegro Moderato

• Mirela Ivičević (*1980 Split) Piece for piano, percussion and string orchestra

• Richard Strauss (1864 München - 1949 Garmisch-Partenkirchen)/Richard Dünser (*1959 Bregenz) Four Last Songs for Soprano and Orchestra, WoO, AV 150; arranged for chamber orchestra

• Frano Parać (*1948 Split) Concerto for Violin, Viola and Strings

• Ivo Josipović (*1957 Zagreb) Samba Brevis

• Franz Schubert (1797 Vienna - 1828 Vienna) Symphonie No. 3 in D-Dur, D. 200

• Richard Strauss/Richard Dünser Aber der Richtige, wenn‘s einen gibt für mich. Arabella’s aria from the opera of the same name WORLD PREMIERE of the arrangement for chamber orchestra

Tonči Bilić Conductor
Darija Auguštan Soprano
Lovre Marušić Piano
Krunoslav Marić Violin
Hrvoje Philips Viola

The Zagreb Music Society has invited the Wiener Concert-Verein to perform the gala opening concert at the new Musikverein building in Zagreb and to embark on a concert tour of Croatia with this programme, which highlights the friendly musical ties between the two countries.

• Dora Pejačević (1885 Budapest -1923 Munich) Piano Concerto op 33.  g moll 1. Satz Allegro Moderato

• Mirela Ivičević (*1980 Split) Piece for piano, percussion and string orchestra

• Richard Strauss (1864 München - 1949 Garmisch-Partenkirchen)/Richard Dünser (*1959 Bregenz) Four Last Songs for Soprano and Orchestra, WoO, AV 150; arranged for chamber orchestra

• Frano Parać (*1948 Split) Concerto for Violin, Viola and Strings

• Ivo Josipović (*1957 Zagreb) Samba Brevis

• Franz Schubert (1797 Vienna - 1828 Vienna) Symphonie No. 3 in D-Dur, D. 200

• Richard Strauss/Richard Dünser Aber der Richtige, wenn‘s einen gibt für mich. Arabella’s aria from the opera of the same name WORLD PREMIERE of the arrangement for chamber orchestra

Tonči Bilić Conductor
Darija Auguštan Soprano
Lovre Marušić Piano
Krunoslav Marić Violin
Hrvoje Philips Viola

The Zagreb Music Society has invited the Wiener Concert-Verein to perform the gala opening concert at the new Musikverein building in Zagreb and to embark on a concert tour of Croatia with this programme, which highlights the friendly musical ties between the two countries.

"We just borrow stars“

The programme and venue will be announced in due course

• Wolfgang A. Mozart (1756 Salzburg - 1791 Vienna) Gran Partita

• Friedrich Gulda (1930 Vienna - 2000 Weißenbach/Attersee) Cello Concerto

Aleksander Simić Violoncello
Glass Marcano Conductor

Friedrich Gulda dedicates his Cello Concerto to Heinrich Schiff, who premieres the work. In his music, Gulda turns to ‘Mr Mozart’ with striking frequency, building a bridge between the Classical period and contemporary music. The instrumentation of the Cello Concerto also echoes the unusual ensemble of Mozart’s Gran Partita.

In the Mozart Year, Radauer composes a piece inspired by the Gran Partita, which itself becomes a ‘cult’ work and is titled ‘Gran Partita’ not by Mozart but by an unknown composer, clearly demonstrating its status amongst the otherwise rather ‘folk-like’ serenades: the uncrowned, undisputed queen of concert music.

• Irmfried Radauer  (1928 Salzburg - 1999 Patras) "Hommage … Mozart 1984" (Partita correlativa) 1. Satz

• Wolfgang A. Mozart (1756 Salzburg - 1791 Vienna) Gran Partita

• Friedrich Gulda (1930 Vienna - 2000 Weißenbach/Attersee) Cello Concerto

Aleksander Simić Violoncello
Glass Marcano Conductor

Friedrich Gulda dedicates his Cello Concerto to Heinrich Schiff, who premieres the work. In his music, Gulda turns to ‘Mr Mozart’ with striking frequency, building a bridge between the Classical period and contemporary music. The instrumentation of the Cello Concerto also echoes the unusual ensemble of Mozart’s Gran Partita.

In the Mozart Year, Radauer composes a piece inspired by the Gran Partita, which itself becomes a ‘cult’ work and is titled ‘Gran Partita’ not by Mozart but by an unknown composer, clearly demonstrating its status amongst the otherwise rather ‘folk-like’ serenades: the uncrowned, undisputed queen of concert music.

• Mathilde Kralik von Meyerswalden (1819 Linz - 1944 Vienna) 1. Satz from the Violin Concerto

• Anton Bruckner (1824 Arnsfelden - 1896 Vienna) Adagio from the String Quintet

• L. van Beethoven (1770 Bonn - 1827 Vienna)/G. Mahler (1860 Kalischt - 1911 Vienna) String Quartet in F minor, Op. 95, arr. for string orchestra

• Sylvia Bodorova (*1954 in České Budějovice) "Concerto Danubiano" for violin, timpani and string orchestra   

Paul Kropfitsch violin
Marek Stilec conductor

Here, the Danube brings a sense of dynamism, swirling around the lives of the composers who moved in Gustav Mahler’s circle:

Mathilde Kralik von Meyerswalden, an outstanding student of Bruckner and, at the same time, Mahler’s colleague at the Vienna Conservatory of the Friends of Music;

Sylvia Bodorova, also a strong woman and one of the most significant contemporary Czech composers, who is developing her compositional style within this tradition and finds herself caught in the maelstrom: Mahler, who cannot rest easy with Beethoven’s late, compact string quartets...

• Mathilde Kralik von Meyerswalden (1819 Linz - 1944 Vienna) 1. Satz from the Violin Concerto

• Anton Bruckner (1824 Arnsfelden - 1896 Vienna) Adagio from the String Quintet

• L. van Beethoven (1770 Bonn - 1827 Vienna)/G. Mahler (1860 Kalischt - 1911 Vienna) String Quartet in F minor, Op. 95, arr. for string orchestra

• Sylvia Bodorova (*1954 in České Budějovice) "Concerto Danubiano" for violin, timpani and string orchestra   

Paul Kropfitsch Violin 
Marek Stilec Conductor

Here, the Danube brings a sense of dynamism, swirling around the lives of the composers who moved in Gustav Mahler’s circle:

Mathilde Kralik von Meyerswalden, an outstanding student of Bruckner and, at the same time, Mahler’s colleague at the Vienna Conservatory of the Friends of Music;

Sylvia Bodorova, also a strong woman and one of the most significant contemporary Czech composers, who is developing her compositional style within this tradition and finds herself caught in the maelstrom: Mahler, who cannot rest easy with Beethoven’s late, compact string quartets...

• Wolfgang A. Mozart (1756 Salzburg - 1791 Vienna) Symphonie Kv 385 „Haffner Symphonie“

• Pierre Wissmer (1915 Genf - 1992 Valcros/France) Croissière

• Maria Gstättner (*1977 Mürzzuschlag) sunshivery for chamber ensemble, WORLD PREMIER

• Amy Beach (1867 New Hampshire - 1944 New York) Pastorale for Wind Quintet

• Maurice Ravel (1875 Ciboure - 1937 Paris) Piano Concerto in G major

Karl Eichinger Piano
Glass Marcano Conductor

"Mozart, Ravel and the Beach !?", a whimsical, light-hearted listening experience that gets you in the mood for summer!

• Wolfgang A. Mozart (1756 Salzburg - 1791 Vienna) Symphonie Kv 385 „Haffner Symphonie“

• Pierre Wissmer (1915 Genf - 1992 Valcros/France) Croissière

• Maria Gstättner (*1977 Mürzzuschlag) sunshivery for chamber ensemble, WORLD PREMIER

• Amy Beach (1867 New Hampshire - 1944 New York) Pastorale for Wind Quintet

• Maurice Ravel (1875 Ciboure - 1937 Paris) Piano Concerto in G major

Karl Eichinger Piano
Glass Marcano Conductor

"Mozart, Ravel and the Beach !?", a whimsical, light-hearted listening experience that gets you in the mood for summer!

• Wolfgang A. Mozart (1756 Salzburg - 1791 Vienna) Symphonie Kv 385 „Haffner Symphonie“

• Pierre Wissmer (1915 Genf - 1992 Valcros/France) Croissière

• Maria Gstättner (*1977 Mürzzuschlag) sunshivery for chamber ensemble, WORLD PREMIER

• Amy Beach (1867 New Hampshire - 1944 New York) Pastorale for Wind Quintet

• Maurice Ravel (1875 Ciboure - 1937 Paris) Piano Concerto in G major

Karl Eichinger Piano
Glass Marcano Conductor

"Mozart, Ravel and the Beach !?", a whimsical, light-hearted listening experience that gets you in the mood for summer!