ROPARTZ, BEETHOVEN & VERKLÄRTE NACHT

G. Ropartz: Prelude, Marine et Chansons Performers: Alexandra Guiraud, harp; Ragnhildur Jósefsdóttir, flute; Ulrike Kipp Christensen, violin; Victor Sørensen, viola; Perrine Pacherie-Basseux, cello L. v. Beethoven: Quintet in E-flat major, Op. 16 Performers: Albrecht Krauss, oboe; Ron Chen-Zion, clarinet; Niels Aamand Güntelberg, horn; Xanthe Arthurs, bassoon; David Strong, piano A. Schönberg: Verklärte Nacht, Op. 4 Performers: Stefan Burchardt, violin; Mads Haugsted Hansen, violin; Lars Anders Tomter, viola; Rafaell Altino, viola; Benjamin Lund Tomter, cello; Jonathan Slaatto, cello The French composer and poet Guy Ropartz was a contemporary of Debussy and studied with both Massenet and César Franck. From him we will hear Prelude, Marine et Chansons, three utterly magical movements for flute, harp and string trio. Afterwards we offer Beethoven's radiant, sunny quintet for piano and winds in E-flat major, a direct tribute to his esteemed colleague Mozart. And after the interval we will enjoy one of Arnold Schönberg's most popular works: Verklärte Nacht for string sextet, based on Richard Dehmel's poem about guilt, forgiveness and lasting love. Schönberg's music transforms as the poem's pair of lovers come to understand each other, and the night air is truly transformed. Programme: Ropartz: Prelude, Marine et Chansons Beethoven: Quintet in E-flat major, Op. 16 Schönberg: Verklärte Nacht, Op. 4

• Alexandra Guiraudharpe
• Ragnhildur Jósefsdóttirfløjte
• Ulrike Kipp Christensenviolin
• Victor Sørensenbratsch
• Perrine Pacherie-Basseuxcello
• Albrecht Kraussobo
• Ron Chen-Zionklarinet
• Niels Aamand Güntelberghorn
• Xanthe Arthursfagot
• David Strongklaver
• Stefan Burchardtviolin
• Mads Haugsted Hansenviolin
• Lars Anders Tomterbratsch
• Rafaell Altinobratsch
• Benjamin Lund Tomtercello
• Jonathan Slaattocello

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