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Pro Brass

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Heinz Ferlesch

Heinz Ferlesch © Michaela Grabner

Pro Brass / Wiener Singakademie / Ferlesch

»La Passione«

Monday 1 May 2023
19:30 – ca. 21:20
Großer Saal

 

Performers

Pro Brass

Jürgen Ellensohn, Trompete

Gábor Tarkövi, Trompete

Martin Griebl, Trompete

Bertold Stecher, Trompete

Aneel Soomary, Trompete

Lorenz Raab, Trompete

Walter Voglmayr, Posaune

Andreas Eitzinger, Posaune

Hansi Reiter, Baritonhorn

Siegi Punz, Baritonhorn

Gerald Pöttinger, Bassposaune

Peter Stadlhofer, Tuba

Eberhard Reiter, Saxophon

Christian Mühlbacher, Schlagzeug, Percussion

Stefan Reichinger, Schlagwerk

Philipp Gattringer, Schlagwerk

Wiener Singakademie

Heinz Ferlesch, Dirigent

Programme

»La Passione«. Wie im Himmel also auch auf Erden

Note

Medienpartner Ö1 Club

Subscription series The Art of Brass

Links https://www.wienersingakademie.at
https://www.heinzferlesch.com
https://www.probrass.at

Presented by Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft

Fire & Passion

Burning for a cause - that is also the motto of Wiener Singakademie and Pro Brass under the direction of Heinz Ferlesch on May 1st. But unlike various traditional May Day rallies, which have already more or less run out of fire, here a collective of singers and musicians glows with musical passion. Pro Brass combines the highest brass art with new arrangements of Handel's "Fireworks Music" and the Coronation Anthem "Zadok the priest". (The latter, by the way, should also ring in the ears of passionate soccer fans). In addition, there is the third movement from Werner Pirchner's "Firewater Music" and the two-choir "Miserere" by Gregorio Allegri; the legendary work that was intoned annually during Holy Week in the Sistine Chapel from the 1630s until 1870 and whose copying ban the 14-year-old Mozart elegantly circumvented by writing it down from memory after hearing it once.

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