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BEETHOVEN MARATHON: COMPLETE CHAMBER MUSIC


  • Dates
    11 de gener 2020
  • Price
    Free Admission. Limited Capacity.
  • Location
    Sala 2 Oriol Martorell
  • Duration aprox.
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10.00 am
CONCERT 1:

PIANO TRIOS
TRIO LUDWIG
Piano trios, op. 1, Nos. 1 and 2‎

11.20 am
CONCERT 2:

VIOLIN SONATAS
VERA MARTÍNEZ MEHNER AND CLAUDIO MARTÍNEZ MEHNER
Violin sonatas Nos. 2 and 3 (op. 12), 5 (op. 24) and 8 (op. 30)‎

1.00 pm
CONCERT 3:‎
PIANO TRIOS

TRIO LUDWIG
Piano trios op. 1 No. 3 and op. 11‎

4.00 pm
CONCERT 4:‎
CELLO SONATAS

DANIEL CLARET AND ÀLEX RAMÍREZ
Cello sonatas Nos. 1 (op. 5), 3 (op. 69) and 4 (op. 102)‎

5.30 pm
CONCERT 5:‎
VIOLIN SONATAS

MIGUEL COLOM AND VÍCTOR DEL VALLE
Violin sonatas Nos. 1 (op. 12), 10 (op. 96) and 7 (op. 30)‎

7.00 pm
CONCERT 6:‎
PIANO TRIOS

TRIO ARRIAGA
Piano trios, op. 70, Nos. 1 and 2‎

8.15 pm
CONCERT 7:‎
CELLO SONATAS

ARNAU TOMÀS AND KENNEDY MORETTI
Cello sonatas Nos. 2 (op. 5) and 5 (op. 102)‎

9.30 pm
CONCERT 8:‎
VIOLIN SONATAS

JOSEP COLOMÉ AND ENRIQUE BAGARÍA
Violin sonatas Nos. 4 (op. 23), 6 (op. 30) and 9 (op. 47)‎

11.10 pm
CONCERT 9:‎
PIANO TRIOS

TRIO FORTUNY
Piano trios, WoO. 38 and op. 97‎

Artists

Trio Ludwig ‎
Vera Martínez Mehner and Claudio Martínez Mehner ‎
Daniel Claret and Àlex Ramírez ‎
Miguel Colom and Víctor del Valle
Trio Arriaga ‎
Arnau Tomàs and Kennedy Moretti
Josep Colomé and Enrique Bagaría ‎
Trio Fortuny

Program

The Chamber Music season will form part of L’Auditori’s celebrations to commemorate the ‎‎250th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig van Beethoven. Audiences will be able to enjoy an ‎immersive day consisting of 9 concerts and a total of 14 hours of the composer’s finest ‎chamber music.‎The Chamber Music season will form part of L’Auditori’s celebrations to commemorate the ‎‎250th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig van Beethoven. Audiences will be able to enjoy an ‎immersive day consisting of 9 concerts and a total of 14 hours of the composer’s finest ‎chamber music. The concerts will be given by acclaimed groups and performers with ties to ‎Catalonia, who will play Beethoven’s piano trios and the complete violin and piano sonatas ‎and cello and piano sonatas.‎
Trio Ludwig, formed by brothers Abel and Arnau Tomàs and pianist Hyo-Sun Lim, Trio Arriaga ‎with Felipe Rodríguez, David Apellániz and Daniel Ligorio, and the young Trio Fortuny, with ‎Joel Bardolet, Pau Codina and Marc Heredia, invite us to appreciate Beethoven’s evolution in ‎composing for piano trio. If, in his three op. 1 trios he had already demonstrated that he had ‎made the genre his own, moving away from the Haydn and Mozart models, his two op. 70 ‎trios reflect a mature Beethoven capable of conceiving works full of detail. In the op. 97 trio, ‎‎“Archduke”, which is undoubtedly his most refined composition, Beethoven achieves co-‎existence between the three instruments under equal conditions.‎
Siblings Vera and Claudio Martínez Mehner, specialists in the chamber music repertoire, and ‎the duo formed of Miguel Colom and Víctor del Valle will perform for us the ten violin and ‎piano sonatas, in which Beethoven integrates the language of both instruments to perfection, ‎while experimenting with and expanding the form of the genre.‎
Finally, seasoned musicians Arnau Tomàs and Kennedy Moretti and the young duo Daniel ‎Claret and Àlex Ramírez will offer us an interpretation of the cello and piano sonatas. These ‎five works allow us to explore Beethoven’s different compositional periods, from the two op. ‎‎5 sonatas of 1796, the first examples of this instrumental combination, to the two op. 102 ‎sonatas of 1815, intimate works in which Beethoven perfectly integrates their various ‎elements.‎

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BEETHOVEN MARATHON: COMPLETE CHAMBER MUSIC


  • Dates
    11 de gener 2020
  • Price
    Free Admission. Limited Capacity.
  • Location
    Sala 2 Oriol Martorell
  • Duration aprox.
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