Mozart Week 2012 - Stiftung Mozarteum Salzburg

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Mozart Week 2012
World premiere by Sasha Waltz
You are again cordially invited to the Mozart Week of the Mozarteum Foundation Salzburg
from January 27 to February 5, 2012. A few highlights of the programme include the world
premiere of the new interdisciplinary project by choreographer Sasha Waltz and composer
Mark Andre, Mitsuko Uchida as “Artist in Residence”, Mark Andre as “Composer in
Residence”, a string quartet cycle performed by the renowned Minguet Quartet as well as
Mozart as center of the programme 2012. Mozart’s original instruments will be heard and
several of his original handwritten manuscripts of works presented in the programme will be
on display. As every year, internationally acclaimed Mozart interpreters will enhance the
extensive programme of Mozart Week 2012. The festival will be complemented by
conversations with the artists, pre-concert introductory discussions, children’s projects and a
film programme.
A new departure – and a new question
The Mozart Weeks of recent years were marked by a new departure. Mozart’s music, always
the central focus, was combined with contemporary music. The aim of these concerts,
staging encounters between different musical languages, was to offer a new kind of listening
experience – more sensitive, more attentive – for both Mozart and contemporary music.
The 2012 Mozart Week takes up this programmatic idea and carries it a step further, posing
a new question: Can there be artistic forms, apart from the classic concert format, in which
Mozart and contemporary music are also elements of staged and performative work?
How can we think about the development of an artistic situation where forms of art which
otherwise rarely come into direct contact might be brought together without constraints and
questioned about the potential of their mutual influence – music in the classic concert format
on the one hand, dramatic art on the other? What kind of encounter could that be? What kind
of encounter of works and forms – and above all, of musicians from various music scenes?
What kind of project might evolve from such an encounter? How can the listening experience
and the perception of the performative develop – and how can Mozart and contemporary
music be the field and the object of this encounter?
A choreographic concert
Sasha Waltz is one of the leading international choreographers of our day. In spring 2009,
she was asked whether she could imagine using Mozart’s music in the course of her work,
and at the same time – as so often in her works – to think about including contemporary
music.
From this initial conversation, from listening to Mozart, from further conversations and with
Sasha Waltz’s suggestion of inviting the collaboration of the composer Mark Andre, a project
has taken shape, to be premièred at the 2012 Mozart Week: “gefaltet” (“folded” working
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title) – a choreographic concert by Sasha Waltz and Mark Andre. Musicians and dancers,
together with Sasha Waltz and Mark Andre, will work out a staged project with music by
Mozart and Mark Andre, with musicians and dancers on stage together – a project “beyond
the conventional hierarchies of artists and the arts” (Sasha Waltz). The musicians will be
Carolin Widmann (violin), Nicolas Altstaedt (cello) and Alexander Lonquich (piano). This
world premiere will open the 2012 Mozart Week.
Mozart and contemporary music
As the central figure in the 2012 encounter between Mozart and contemporary music, Mark
Andre, Composer in Residence, will also be represented in orchestra and chamber music
concerts, a concert with discussion, and late-night concerts. In the field of modern music, we
have also planned a concert series juxtaposing Mozart with works by Arnold Schoenberg.
Artists in Residence
This section of the programme will include the pianist Mitsuko Uchida as soloist in
concertos by Mozart and Schoenberg, with the Vienna Philharmonic conducted by
Pierre Boulez. As 2012 Artist in Residence, Mitsuko Uchida will continue this theme in her
piano recital. Here as well as in a further chamber concert, she will be – for the first time in
Salzburg – joined in performance by young musicians: the pianist Jonathan Biss and the
Quatuor Ébène. Also in residence at the 2012 Mozart Week is the Minguet Quartet, one of
today’s leading young string quartets. Following the example of Schoenberg’s second
String Quartet with soprano, we have planned a series of string quartets with voice, with the
addition of Mozart’s Clarinet Quintet and Oboe Quartet. The vocal soloists will be the
baritone Christian Gerhaher and sopranos Mojca Erdmann and Claron McFadden.
Focus on Mozart
Mozart and leading Mozart performers are the focal point of the other 2012 Mozart Week
programmes. Guest conductors will be Daniel Barenboim, Pierre Boulez, Ivor Bolton, Ivan
Fischer, John Eliot Gardiner, René Jacobs, Louis Langrée, Marc Minkowski, András Schiff
and Peter Rundel, and the young conductor David Afkham will make his début at the Mozart
Week. Once again this year – as ever since the inception of the Mozart Week more than 50
years ago – the three Vienna Philharmonic concerts, conducted by Daniel Barenboim,
Pierre Boulez and Ivan Fischer, are at the centre of the Festival. For the first time, we
welcome the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra under John Eliot Gardiner and, as in
recent years, the Musiciens du Louvre · Grenoble with conductor Marc Minkowski. Soloists
invited to the orchestra and chamber music concerts include Emanuel Ax, Nicolas
Altstaedt, Annette Dasch, Mojca Erdmann, the Hagen Quartet, Patricia Kopatchinskaja,
Alexander Lonquich, Miklós Perény, Radu Lupu, András Schiff, Carolin Widmann and Jörg
Widmann.
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Mozart’s original instruments and autographs
Performances will again be given on Mozart’s original instruments: his fortepiano (played by
Robert Levin) and his violin. Two of Mozart’s original manuscripts will be on view in the Large
Concert Hall before and after a concert at which the piece will be performed by Fazil Say:
Mozart’s piano variations on “Ah, vous dirai-je, Maman” K. 265 and the Sonata in A major K.
331.
Conversations with Artists, Film programme, children’s and youth projects
The programme will be enriched by live discussions with artists participating in the festival
(with the pianist Mitsuko Uchida as well as with the conductor René Jacobs). In addition to
the world premiere of the choreographic concert by Sasha Waltz and Mark Andre, an
accompanying film programme will enhance the offering. The Mozarteum Foundation will
integrate its children’s youth and family project “Ohren auf!” with the Mozart Week 2012
programme with the goal of exciting these audiences for music (the children’s, youth and
family programme will be presented at a later date). Pre-concert introductory discussions will
provide interesting information regarding the concert programme and are open to audience
members.
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ARTISTS
“GEFALTET” („FOLDED“) – A COREOGRAPHIC CONCERT
Sasha Waltz, Mark Andre, Sasha Waltz & Guests, Carolin Widmann, Nicolas Altstaedt, Alexander
Lonquich, Thomas Schenk, Beate Bormann
CONDUCTORS
David Afkham, Daniel Barenboim, Ivor Bolton, Pierre Boulez, Douglas Boyd, Ivan Fischer, Sir John
Eliot Gardiner, René Jacobs, Louis Langrée, Marc Minkowski, Peter Rundel, András Schiff
ORCHESTRAS
Camerata Salzburg, Cappella Andrea Barca, Les Musiciens du Louvre · Grenoble,
Mozarteumorchester Salzburg, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonieorchester der
Universität Mozarteum, Wiener Philharmoniker
SINGERS
Colin Balzer, Annette Dasch, Mojca Erdmann, Christian Gerhaher, Julia Lezhneva, Claron McFadden,
Marita Solberg, Nathalie Stutzmann, Luca Titotto
SOLOISTS
Nicolas Altstaedt, Emanuel Ax, Jonathan Biss, Gerold Huber, Sharon Kam, Patricia Kopatchinskaja,
Robert Levin, Radu Lupu, Ramón Ortega Quero, Miklós Perény, Fazil Say, András Schiff, Peter Sigl,
Frank Stadler, Janne Thomsen, Mitsuko Uchida, Dénes Várjon, Carolin Widmann, Jörg Widmann
ENSEMBLES & CHOIRS
Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Hagen Quartett, Minguet Quartett, oenm. oesterreichisches
ensemble für neue musik, Quatuor Ébène
Tickets and Information:
Ticket office of the Mozarteum Foundation Salzburg:
Theatergasse 2, A-5024 Salzburg Tel: 0043/662 873154, Fax: 0043 662 874454
tickets@mozarteum.at, www.mozarteum.at
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Programme of the Mozart Week 2012
Friday, 27.01.2012
17.30 Salzburger Landestheater/Kammerspiele
movie
„Garten der Lüste – Die Choreographin Sasha Waltz“
Garden of Earthly Delights – the choreographer Sasha Waltz
A movie by Brigitte Kramer. ARTE/ZDF 2006, 60 Min.
Friday, 27.01.2012
19.30 Salzburger Landestheater #01
„gefaltet“ („folded“)
A choreographic concert by Sasha Waltz and Mark Andre
Music by Mozart and Mark Andre
World Premiere
Sasha Waltz: Stage Direction, Choreography
Mark Andre: Composition
Sasha Waltz & Guests: Dance, Choreography
Carolin Widmann: Violin
NN: Viola
Nicolas Altstaedt: Violoncello
Alexander Lonquich: Piano
Thomas Schenk: Stage
Beate Bormann: Costumes
Saturday, 28.01.2012
11.00 Stiftung Mozarteum, Großer Saal #02
Cappella Andrea Barca
Soloist and Direction: András Schiff
Mozart
Concert in E-flat major for Piano and Orchestra K. 271 „Jenamy“
Franz Schubert
Symphony Nr. 2 in B-flat mayor D 125
Ludwig van Beethoven
Concerto Nr. 5 in E-flat major for Piano and Orchestra op. 73
Christian Gerhaher, Baritone
Gerold Huber: Piano
Sharon Kam: Clarinet
Minguet Quartett
(Ulrich Isfort and Annette Reisinger, Violin; Aroa Sorin, Viola; Matthias Diener, Violoncello)
Othmar Schoeck
Notturno for Baritone und String Quartett
Robert Schumann
Six Poems and Requiem by Nikolaus Lenau for Voice and Piano op. 90
Mozart
Clarinet Quintet in A major K. 581 „Stadler“
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19.30 Großes Festspielhaus #04
Wiener Philharmoniker
Conductor: Pierre Boulez
Mitsuko Uchida, Piano
Arnold Schoenberg
„Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Scene“ („Begleitmusik zu einer Lichtspielszene“) op. 34
Mozart
Concerto F major for Piano and Orchestra K. 459
Arnold Schönberg
Concert for Piano and Orchestra op. 42
Igor Strawinsky
„Pulcinella Suite“
Sunday, 29.01.2012
Cappella Andrea Barca
Soloist and Direction: András Schiff
Mozart
Concerto in E-flat major for Piano and Orchestra K. 271 „Jenamy“
Franz Schubert
Symphony Nr. 2 in B major D 125
Concert Nr. 5 in E-flat major for Piano and Orchestra op. 73
Sunday, 29.01.2012
13.30 Salzburger Landestheater / Kammerspiele
Movie
„Dialogues 09 – New Museum“
A movie by Sasha Waltz
Sunday, 29.01.2012
15.00 Salzburger Landestheater #06
„gefaltet“ („folded“)
A choreographic concert by Sasha Waltz and Mark Andre
Music by Mozart and Mark Andre
World Premiere
Sasha Waltz: Stage Direction, Choreography
Mark Andre: Composition
Sasha Waltz & Guests: Dance, Choreography
Carolin Widmann: Violin
NN: Viola
Nicolas Altstaedt: Violoncello
Alexander Lonquich: Piano
Thomas Schenk: Stage
Beate Bormann: Costumes
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Sunday, 29.01.2012
Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Sir John Eliot Gardiner
Emanuel Ax, Piano
Mozart
Ballett music from „Idomeneo“ K. 367
Mozart
Concert in E-flat major for Piano and Orchestra K. 482
Robert Schumann
Symphony Nr. 2 in C major op. 61
Monday, 30.01.2012
Camerata Salzburg
Conductor: Louis Langrée
Carolin Widmann, Violin
Mozart
Symphony in C major K. 338
Mozart
Concerto in G major for Violin and Orchestra K. 216
Frank Martin
„Polyptyque“ for Solo Violin and two String Orchestras
Mozart
Symphony in C major K. 551 „Jupiter“
Monday, 30.01.2012
15.00 Stiftung Mozarteum, Wiener Saal #09
Conversation Concert
Robert Levin, Mozart´s Pianoforte
Frank Stadler, Mozart´s Violin
Peter Sigl, Violoncello
Mozart
Trio in B-flat major for Piano, Violin and Violoncello K. 502
Mozart
Sonata in C major for Piano and Violin K. 403 (385c)
with a completion of the final movement by Robert Levin (World Premiere)
Mozart
Twelve Variations in B major on an Allegretto K. 500
Mozart
Trio in G major for Piano, Violin und Violoncello K. 564
In this concert, Robert Levin will talk about the works and Mozart´s original instruments.
Monday, 30.01.2012
Mozarteumorchester Salzburg
Conductor: David Afkham
Mojca Erdmann, Soprano
Arnold Schönberg
„Verklärte Nacht“ (“Transfigured Night”) op. 4 (arranged for String Orchestra)
Arias by Mozart and Mozart´s Contemporaries:
Ignaz Holzbauer
Aria from „Günther von Schwarzburg“
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Mozart
Arias from „Zaide“ K. 344 (336b) and „Idomeneo“ K. 366
Antonio Salieri
Recitative and Aria from „Les Danaïdes“
Mozart
Symphony in G minor K. 550
Following, ca. 21.45: Nach(t)stücke 1
Mark Andre
„üg“ for Ensemble and Electronics
oenm. oesterreichisches ensemble für neue musik, Direction: Peter Rundel
Admission free!
Tuesday, 31.01.2012
Symphonic Orchestra / Universität Mozarteum
Conductor: Douglas Boyd
Soloists: Competition awardees / Universität Mozarteum
Works by Mozart and Arnold Schoenberg
The detailed programme will be announced later
Tuesday, 31.01.2012
17.00 Universität Mozarteum, Solitär #12
Portrait Concert Mark Andre
oenm. oesterreichisches ensemble für neue musik
Direction: Peter Rundel
Mark Andre
„ni“ for Kammerensemble
„...es...“ for Ensemble
In this concerto the composer Mark Andre will talk about his works.
Tuesday, 31.01.2012
Jonathan Biss, Piano
Mozart
Works for Piano solo
Frédéric Chopin
Two Nocturnes op. 62
Polonaise-Fantasy in As-flat major op. 61
Robert Schumann
“Waldszenen“ („Forest Scenes“) op. 82
Arnold Schoenberg
“Six little pieces for Piano” (“Sechs kleine Klavierstücke”) op. 19
Mozart
Sonata in F major for Piano four-hands K. 497
Following, ca. 21.45: Nach(t)stücke 2
Mark Andre
„iv 4“ for Flut , Oboe, Clarinet and Tuba
oenm. oesterreichisches ensemble für neue musik
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Wednesday, 01.02.2012
Hagen Quartett
(Lukas Hagen and Rainer Schmidt, Violin; Veronika Hagen,
Viola; Clemens Hagen, Violoncello)
Mozart
String Quartet in D major K. 575
Béla Bartók
String Quartet Nr. 4 in C major SZ 91
Johannes Brahms
String Quartet Nr. 3 in B-flat major op. 67
15.00 Stiftung Mozarteum, Wiener Saal
Conversation with René Jacobs
René Jacobs in conversation with Artistic Director Stephan Pauly
and Director of Research Ulrich Leisinger
Conductor: Ivan Fischer
Radu Lupu, Piano
Mozart
Serenade D major K. 239 „Serenata notturna“
Mozart
Concert in B-flat major for Piano and Orchestra K. 595
Mozart
Marsch in D major K. 335 (320a) Nr. 1
Mozart
Symphony in D major K. 504 „Prager“
Thursday, 02.02.2012
Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Violin
Fazil Say, Piano
Mozart
Piano Sonata in A major K. 331 (300i)
Mozart
Sonata in B-flat major for Piano and Violin K. 454
Mozart
Piano variations on „Ah, vous dirai-je, Maman“ K. 265 (300e)
Sonata in A major for Piano and Violin op. 47 „Kreutzer-Sonate“
In this concert, Mozart´s original manuscripts of the solo piano works performed – K. 265 and K. 331 –
will be on display.
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18.00 Stiftung Mozarteum, Wiener Saal
Encounter with Mitsuko Uchida
Camerata Salzburg
Conductor: René Jacobs
Jörg Widmann, Clarinet
Joseph Haydn
Symphony in D major Hob. I:104 „Salomon“
Mozart
Concert in A major for Clarinet and Orchestra K. 622
Mozart
Symphony in D major K. 385 „Haffner“
Following, ca 21.30 Uhr: Nach(t)stücke 3
Mark Andre
„iv 3“ for Clarinet solo
NN Clarinet
Friday, 03.02.2012
Quatuor Ébène
(Pierre Colombet and Gabriel Le Magadure, Violin; Mathieu Herzog, Viola; Raphaël Merlin,
Violoncello)
Mozart
String Quartet in D minor K. 421 (417b)
Claude Debussy
String Quartet in G minor op. 10
César Franck
Piano Quintet in F minor
Friday, 03.02.2012
15.00 Universität Mozarteum, Solitär #19
Conversation Concert
Mojca Erdmann, Soprano
Ramón Ortega Quero, Oboe
Minguet Quartett
(Ulrich Isfort and Annette Reisinger, Violin; Aroa Sorin, Viola; Matthias Diener, Violoncello)
Mozart
Quartett in F major for Oboe, Violin, Viola and Violoncello K. 370 (368b)
Peter Ruzicka
„Erinnerung und Vergessen“, String Quartet Nr. 6 with Soprano
In this concert, Peter Ruzicka will talk with Stephan Pauly abut his String Quartet Nr. 6 and the works
in the Minguet Quartet´s series, which features string quartets in combination with voice or solo
instruments.
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Friday, 03.02.2012
19.30 Haus für Mozart #20
Les Musiciens du Louvre · Grenoble
Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir
Conductor: Marc Minkowski
Marita Solberg, Soprano I
Julia Lezhneva, Soprano II
Nathalie Stutzmann, Alto
Colin Balzer, Tenor
Luca Titotto, Bass
Claron McFadden, Soprano
Minguet Quartett
Johann Sebastian Bach
Magnificat in D major BWV 243
Mozart
Litaniae de venerabili altaris Sacramento K. 243
Nach(t)stücke 4
Jörg Widmann
„Experiment on a Fugue“ (“Versuch über die Fuge”) for String Quartet and Soprano
(String Quartet Nr. 5)
Claron McFadden, Soprano
Jörg Widmann, Clarinet
Janne Thomsen, Flute
Carolin Widmann, Violin
Nicolas Altstaedt, Violoncello
Dénes Várjon, Piano
Minguet Quartett
Arnold Schönberg
Chamber Symphony op. 9 arranged by Anton Webern for Flute
Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano
Béla Bartók
„Contrasts“ for Clarinet, Violin and Piano Sz 111
Alban Berg
Four pieces for Clarinet and Piano op. 5
Arnold Schönberg
String Quartet Nr. 2 in F-sharp minor op. 10 (for String Quartett with Soprano)
Daniel Barenboim: Director and Piano
Mozart
Concert in D major for Piano and Orchestra K. 537 “Coronation” („Krönungskonzert“)
Arnold Schönberg
Chamber Symphony for fifteen Solo Instruments op. 9
Mozart
Concert C minor for Piano and Orchestra K. 491
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Sunday, 05.02.2012
András Schiff, Piano
Miklós Perény, Violoncello
Twelve Variations in F major for Piano and Violoncello on „Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen“
from “The Magic Flute” („Die Zauberflöte“) op. 66
Franz Schubert
Sonata in A minor for Violoncello and Piano D 821 „Arpeggione“
Anton Webern
3 little pieces for Violoncello and Piano op. 11
Mozart
Rondo A-Minor K. 511
Mozart
Minuet in D major K. 355 (576b)
Mozart
Gigue in G major K. 574
Seven Variations in E-flat major for Piano and Violoncello on „Bei Männern, welche Liebe fühlen“
WoO 46
Sunday, 05.02.2012
Mozarteumorchester Salzburg
Conductor: Ivor Bolton
Annette Dasch, Soprano
Mark Andre
„kar“ für String Orchestra
Mozart
Concert Arias
Anton Webern
Five pieces for Orchestra op. 10
Mozart
Symphony in C major K. 425 „Linzer“
Nach(t)stücke 5
György Kurtág
„Ligatura – Message to Frances-Marie“ op. 31b
Mozart
„Abendempfindung an Laura“ K. 523
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