Sebastian Knauer - Odessa Classics 2020
English version is below Transferred from 9 worms Quotes, yak dribbles for 9 worms Uwaga! The program has been changed! Sebastian Knauer (piano) solo concert Sebastian Knauer is the most beautiful German pianist of our days, who is in the middle of his kar'єri. Feeling hostile in his own intelligence and understanding of interpretation, the artist will present at the festivals a program of absolutely new musical lights. Sebastian Knauer was born in Gamburz in 1971. In an hour of his hostile kar'єri, the pianist has entered more than 50 countries of the world on some continents. Knauer regularly enters the great halls of the world, the middle of the Berlin Philharmonic, the Tsurich Tonhalle, the London Wigmore Hall, the New York Lincoln Center, the head halls of Tokyo, Hong Kong, Milan, Munich, Amsterdam, Paris and others. Among the number of orchestras with yaky vikonuvav solo artist - Dresdner Staatskapelle, Bamberg Symphony, NDR Symphony, Hamburg Philharmonic, New York City Opera Orchestra, Shanghai Philharmonic, Zurich Chamber Orchestra. Knauer played with many artists in special artistic projects, starry with conductor Ser Roger Norrington, violinist Daniel Hope, sponsored Anna Sophia von Otter and Olaf Berom, Emerson Quartet Berlіponom Quartet Police "by Steward Copland. In 2012, Sebastian Knauer fell asleep at the Mozart @ Augsburg International Festival. In the program BachChoral prelude "Nun komm der Heiden Heiland" BWV 659 Choral prelude "Wohl mir dass ich Jesum habe" BWV 147 Mendelssohn "Pisnі without words" Schubert "Ugorska melody" Allegretto in C minor Ekspromti =============================================== Rescheduled from 10 June All tickets purchased for the concert on June 10 are valid The program was changed! Sebastian Knauer (piano) solo recital J.S. Bach: Choral Prelude "Nun komm der Heiden Heiland" BWV 659 Choral Prelude "Wohl mir dass ich Jesum habe" BWV 147 F. Mendelssohn: Piano pieces & Songs without words (selection) F. Schubert: Ungarian melody Allegretto c Minor Impromptus op. 90 & op. 142 (selection) ===============================================
