Festkonzert 2
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From Source to Sea
Part of the «Kammermusikfest»Franz Liszt: «Au bord d’une source» from Années de pèlerinage – Première année: SuisseArrangement for three Violins by Edmund Singer (1831–1912)Chiara Sannicandro, Violin | Matteo Cimatti, Violin | Daniel Bard, ViolinBedřich Smetana: «Vltava» («The Moldau») aus Má vlast (My Fatherland) JB 1:112Arrangement for piano four hands by Bedřich SmetanaJoonas Ahonen, Piano | Alasdair Beatson, PianoCamille Saint-Saëns: Barcarolle for Violin, Viola, Violoncello and Piano Op. 108Maria Wloszczowska, Violin | Alessandro D’Amico, Viola | Miquel Garcia Ramon, Violoncello | Joonas Ahonen, PianoPer Nørgård: «Towards Completion: Fire over Water» for Percussion solo from I Ching (The Book of Changes) (1982)Santiago Villar Martín, PercussionClaude Debussy: La Mer. Trois esquisses symphoniques pour orchestre L. 109Arrangement for Piano Trio by Sally Beamish (*1956)Maja Horvat, Violin | Samuel Niederhauser, Violoncello | Alasdair Beatson, PianoDuration approx. 80 minutes, no intervalConcert Bus Shuttle: Oberwald-Ernen, Ernen-Oberwald, Ernen-BinnTickets: 0-45 CHFThis concert programme focuses on the flow of water, ranging from the gentle trickling of an Alpine mountain spring (Franz Liszt's inspiration for “Au bord d'une source” on his journey through the Goms) to the roaring waves of Claude Debussy's La Mer.It also includes Bedřich Smetana's well-known and popular piece ‘The Moldau’ in a rarely heard version for piano four hands, as well as the fascinating percussion sounds of Per Nørgård.More about the KammermusikfestVideo recordings of past concertsPlaylist ‘Kammermusikfest 2026’ on Spotify
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Kirche St. Georg Kirchweg 5 3995 Ernen Switzerland |
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| Event Homepage | https://agenda.culturevalais.ch/fr/en/event/show/41168 |
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Event dates
- 04 August 2026