Charlottenburger Chaussee 109
13597 Berlin
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marian@ich.ms
Romantic chamber music with book presentation
Friedrich Kiel (1821 – 1885) is an important composer of the 19th century between academicism and romanticism. He is apostrophized as a 'Wittgensteiner Brahms', but also as a 'modern Bach'. The focus of his musical work primarily includes chamber, piano and church music. There is also a small selection of orchestral works, songs and solo concerts.
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Friedrich Kiel (1821 – 1885)
His first grave site was in the Old Twelve Apostle Cemetery in Berlin-Schöneberg, before he was reburied in 1971 in the cemetery of his birthplace, Puderbach. The wall grave still exists and is a sponsorship grave of the Friedrich Kiel Society.
Program:
Friedrich Kiel: Small Suite for violin and piano op. 77 (1881)
Two Nocturnos o. Op. (1875)
Johannes Brahms: Violin Sonata No. 2 A major op. 100 (Thun Sonata, 1886)
At the event, Anja Ganschow presents the anniversary volume for the 200th birthday of Friedrich Kiel.
In cooperation with the Friedrich Kiel Society
Participants: Anja Ganschow - moderation & reading, Farhad Billimoria - violin, András Vermesy - piano
Free entry
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Accessibility
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Dates
September 2024
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