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Christian Schmitt

Christian Schmitt © Uwe Arens

Christoph Sietzen

Christoph Sietzen © Lukas Beck

Christian Schmitt / Christoph Sietzen

Monday 21 November 2022
19:30 – ca. 21:15
Großer Saal

 

Performers

Christian Schmitt, Orgel

Christoph Sietzen, Schlagwerk

Programme

Sofia Gubaidulina

Detto I. Sonate für Orgel und Schlagzeug (1978)

Maki Ishii

Thirteen drums op. 66 für Percussion solo (1985)

Johann Sebastian Bach

Passacaglia c-moll BWV 582 (?)

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Andrea Tarrodi

Poseidon (EA)
Kompositionsauftrag der Kölner Philharmonie (KölnMusik), der Bamberger Symphoniker – Bayerische Staatsphilharmonie, der Philharmonie Luxembourg und des Wiener Konzerthauses

Toshi Ichiyanagi

The Source (2005)

Jean Langlais

Alleluia (Sieben Konzertetuden für Pedal solo) (1983)

Camille Saint-Saëns

Danse macabre. Symphonische Dichtung g-moll op. 40 (Bearbeitung für Schlagzeug und Orgel: Christian Schmitt und Christoph Sietzen) (1874)

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Zugabe:

Modest Mussorgski

Die Hütte der Baba-Jaga (Bilder einer Ausstellung) (Bearbeitung: Christian Schmitt und Christoph Sietzen) (1874)

Das große Tor von Kiew (Bilder einer Ausstellung) (Bearbeitung: Christian Schmitt und Christoph Sietzen) (1874)

Note

Freie Platzwahl

Subscription series Orgel

Links https://www.christianschmitt.info
http://www.christophsietzen.com

Presented by Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft

With mallets and pipes

They only need two instruments to make entire orchestral compositions resound: the two exceptional talents Christian Schmitt on organ and Christoph Sietzen on percussion. When they pull out all the stops, sonorous paintings with clattering skeletons by Camille Saint-Saëns build up, but also virtuoso cascades of sound by Jean Langlais - because each of them knows in his own way how to elicit fine nuances from his monumental instrument. They have already performed several times as soloists at the Wiener Konzerthaus, and now they can be heard here for the first time as a duo. The program also includes the premiere of »Poseidon«, a work for organ and percussion by the Swedish composer Andrea Tarrodi.
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