Konzert in der Kirche Sent | SOMMER-KLANGFEUER

Annika Starc – violin
Sarah Cohen – Violoncello
Simon Nádasi – organ / piano

Pablo de Sarasate: Introduction & Tarantelle
Claude Debussy: Trio in G major
Gabriel Fauré: Papillon op. 77
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Trio in D minor No. 1 op. 49

Annika Starc
As a passionate violinist and chamber musician, she has already worked with renowned artists such as Sir Simon Rattle, Zsolt Nagy, Mischa Maisky and Roby Lakatos, among others. Her concert activities as a soloist and chamber musician have taken her to major concert halls such as the Berlin Philharmonie, the Tonhalle Zurich and the KKL-Lucerne. She has also won various international prizes and competitions.

Sarah Cohen
The Swiss cellist Sarah Cohen is a distinguished soloist and chamber musician with international concert activities. She has performed in renowned halls such as the Charles Bronfman Auditorium Tel Aviv, Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Deutsche Philharmonie Berlin, Henry Crown Symphony Hall Jerusalem, KKL-Lucerne, Tonhalle St. Gallen, Tonhalle Zurich and has been awarded international prizes, awards and scholarships.

Simon Nádasi
Simon Nádasi is the main organist and répétiteur at the Catholic Church of St. Josef Schlieren (Zurich). International concert activity as organist and pianist, as a soloist and chamber musician. Compositions of sacred and secular works as well as arrangements of instrumental music for and with organ / piano. He teaches piano and organ privately, at the SMPV Association, as well as at Instrumentor, Zurich.

KEYWORDS ABOUT THE PROGRAM:

Pablo de Sarasate: Introduction & Tatantelle
Pablo de Sarasate was one of the most famous and celebrated violin virtuosos of the Romantic period. The tarantella is a folk dance and originates from southern Italy and originated from dance tunes.

Claude Debussy: Trio in G major
The main French master of musical impressionism. Stylistically, the trio betrays the influence of the young Debussy's great role models: Schumann, Fauré, Tchaikovsky.

Gabriel Fauré: Papillon op. 77
Gabriel Fauré was a French composer of the fin de siècle, known for his subtle genius and works such as the Requiem and the Pavane, which still have a great influence today and are characterized by a unique, almost hypnotic depth. Papillon is originally a salon piece that depicts a delicate natural impression of the flying butterfly.

Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Trio in D minor No. 1 op. 49
Mendelssohn Bartholdy was an important German composer, pianist and organist of the Romantic period, who distinguished himself through the rediscovery of Bach and Handel as well as the founding of the first conservatory in Germany and created works such as the Violin and Piano Concertos or A Midsummer Night's Dream. Quote: "In addition, a very important and very dear branch of piano music, trios, quartets and other things with accompaniment, such as real chamber music, is now completely forgotten and the need to have something new in it is too great for me. I would also like to do something about it ... and I'm thinking of writing a few trios soon."


After the concert, the KulturBus will take you free of charge to Scuol, Ftan, Ardez and Tarasp. Register at the box office.