Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 5
International violinist Janine Jansen is a recurring guest at Berwaldhallen. She will be interpreting Mozart’s famous violin concerto and Ravel’s Le tombeau de Couperin, which he composed in memory of friends that had fallen in the First World War. The concert opens with Louise Farrenc’s exuberant Overture No. 2.
This production is part of one or more concert series.
Approximate concert lenght: 1 h
Bonus concert, Thursday, May 25 – Louise Farrenc: Nonet
We have the pleasure of inviting you to a chamber music recital after the concert on Thursday 25th of May. You are most welcome to stay, the performance will begin after a brief interval.
The French composer, concert pianist and teacher was the first woman to be appointed as professor at the Paris conservatory 1842. Her nonet, a chamber music piece written for nine musicians became so popular after its premier in 1849, that it spurred Farrence to make the conservatory to give her the same salary as her male colleagues.
Henrik Naimark Meyers, violin
Eriikka Nylund, viola
Aleksei Kiseliov, cello
Carina Sporrong, contrabass
Linda Taube Sundén, flute
Emmanuel Laville, oboe
Andreas Taube Sundén, clarinett
Daniel Handsworth, bassoon
Pedro Silva, french horn
LOUISE FARRENC Nonet Op.38 Ess-dur – 33 minuts
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