Events Calendar 2009 16 January 2009 Conservatoire de Musique de la Ville de Luxembourg 20.00 «Europe meets China» L’orchestre Luxembourg Sinfonietta présente des chefs-d’œuvre de compositeurs européens (Claude Debussy, Béla Bartók) ainsi que des musiques traditionnelles chinoises. La soliste Ling Peng interprétera des œuvres spécialement écrites pour l’Erhu, le violon chinois. Mariette Lentz chantera « Ancient Voice » du compositeur chinois Hu Xiao. Luxembourg Sinfonietta Conductor: Marcel Wengler Soloists: Ling Peng, Erhu   Mariette Lentz soprano     Programme: Béla Bartók Danses roumaines Claude Debussy Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune Xiao Hu Ancient Voice Richard Tsang Temple Rituals Ding Shan De Dances from Xinjiang Province Chinese Highlights The moonlight reflect on the lake   Colored clouds chase the moon The flow of the river Horse Race Supported by IBM Luxembourg Reservation: www.luxembourgticket.lu Tel. : 47 08 951     (lundi - vendredi 10.00 – 18.30 h) plein tarif : 12 / 9 / 6 € tarif jeunes : 8 / 6 / 2,50 € 18 January 2009 International Composition Prize Luxembourg 2009 Deadline for Entries:   1 July 2009 Composers of any age or nationality are invited to present new compositions for the ensemble Luxembourg Sinfonietta. More information in English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese homepage: www.luxembourg-sinfonietta.lu 17 February 2009 Philharmonie Luxembourg – Espace Découverte 20.00 The Luxembourg Sinfonietta casts a glance at three generations of composers from the Grand Duchy. Luxembourg Sinfonietta Conductor: Marcel Wengler Soloist: Mariette Lentz soprano     Programme: Marcel Reuter Interludio   3 Bagatellen   Trio III   At the faint sound so brief   She dwelt so close II world-première Supported by SACEM Luxembourg Camille Kerger Panta rhei   Zur Stille gewandt   Ruth René Mertzig Trio No 2   La cité éblouissante Marcel Reuter Camille Kerger René Mertzig Backstage: 19:45                        Komponistengespräch Reservation: Philharmonie Luxembourg      e-mail: tickets@philharmonie.lu New release “Carmina lucemburgiana”   René Mertzig Trois Esquisses pour orchestre à cordes Marcel Wengler Novelette for saxophone and strings Quattro Orchestra, Prague Conductor: Marek Stilec Irvin Venys saxophone This CD, appropriately named ”Carmina lucemburgiana” is a tribute to the era of the Luxembourg dynasty in Central Europe and in Europe as a whole, and thus also to the memorable common history of the Czech Republic and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. The works by Guillaume de Machchaut (John the Blind’s private secretary, but also one of the greatest musicians of his time), the Czech composers Josef Suk, Otmar Mácha and Sylvie Bodorová as well as the two Luxembourg authors Marcel Wengler and René Mertzig set out to both recreate a medieval atmosphere while at the same time illustrating the privileged and mutually beneficial relations between the Czech Republic and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Jean Faltz Ambassador of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Prague, January 2009 New release The Luxembourg Society for Contemporary Music has published two works by the Luxembourg composer René Mertzig. René Mertzig Trois Esquisses pour orchestre à cordes (1955) I - Sables mouvants II - Floraison III - Escapade Trio à clavier No 2 (1955) I – Pesante et marcato II – Assez lent III – Vif et rhytmé Scores and parts are available for sale from the Editions LGNM, for further information please contact: info@lgnm.lu 5 March 2009 Cathédrale de Luxembourg 16.00 Martinu revisited 2009 - 2010 Katerina Chrobokova organ Programme:   Bohuslav Martinu Virgilie In cooperation with “Les Amis de l’Orgue Luxembourg” MusicEnterprise and «Club de musique des Institutions européennes» 5 May 2009 Foyer européen, 12 rue Heine, Luxembourg Martinu revisited 2009 - 2010 Trio à clavier Smetana Programme:   Bohuslav Martinu Trio à clavier en ré majeur In cooperation with MusicEnterprise and «Club de musique des Institutions européennes» 1 July 2009 Deadline for Entries:   International Composition Prize 2009 Composers of any age or nationality are invited to present new compositions for the ensemble Luxembourg Sinfonietta. More information in English, German, Japanese, French, Spanish and Chinese www.luxembourg-sinfonietta.lu New release Luxembourg Sinfonietta World Première Recordings CD 406 International Composition Prize Luxembourg 2006 New Works for Solo-Piano and Orchestra Alice Ho Angst II Barnaby Hollington Mechanical Avunculogratulation Alexander Shchetynsky Chamber Concerto Maki Nakajima passing rain Iain Matheson Equal Parts Luxembourg Sinfonietta Soloists: Zénon Bialas, Annie Kraus, Pascal Meyer, Xenia Pestova Conductor: Marcel Wengler Editions LGNM No 406 Price 15.- € info@luxembourg-sinfonietta.lu CD 407 International Composition Prize Luxembourg 2007 Nicholas Casswell   Triplicity Robert Lemay   Mare Tranquilitatis III Akihiro Kano   The Fifth Station Gordon Hamilton   Sinfonietta Concertante Luxembourg Sinfonietta Conductor: Marcel Wengler Editions LGNM No 407 Price 15.- € info@luxembourg-sinfonietta.lu CD 408 International Composition Prize Luxembourg 2008 New Works for Solo-Sheng and Orchestra Huang Ruo   MO Lan-chee Lam   Threnody for the Earth Kee Yong Chong   Phoenix calling Xiaozhong Yang   Horsetail Whisk II Lok-yin Tang   It is What it is ! Stephen Yip   Six Paths Luxembourg Sinfonietta Soloist: Wu Wei, Sheng Conductor: Marcel Wengler Editions LGNM No 408 Price 15.- € info@luxembourg-sinfonietta.lu New release EUROPE MEETS CHINA Live performed by Luxembourg Sinfonietta DVD 102 Luxembourg Sinfonietta – China Concert Tour 2008 Luxembourg Sinfonietta presents works (extracts) by Chinese and European composers: Claude Debussy, Richard Tsang, Guo Long, Arne Gieshoff, Xiaozhong Yang, Jos Kinzé, Xiao Hu, Marcel Wengler and Maurice Ravel Luxembourg Sinfonietta Conductor: Marcel Wengler Total playing time 30 minutes Editions LGNM No 102 info@luxembourg-sinfonietta.lu DVD 103 Europe meets China  -  World Premiere Recordings Benoît Stasiaczyk   Wen Guo Long   Immensity Xiaozhong Yang   Horsetail Whisk II Ao Changqun   Mix II Xiao Hu   Ancient Voice Arne Gieshoff   Nachtreise Arr. Marcel Wengler   Horse Race Luxembourg Sinfonietta Soloists: Hong Li soprano, Xiaoli Yang guzheng, Maurizio Spiridigliozzi accordion, Sébastien Duguet clarinet, Sarah Briganti piano Conductor: Marcel Wengler Total playing time 60 minutes Editions LGNM No 103 info@luxembourg-sinfonietta.lu 23-31 July 2009 Centre Culturel de Rencontre Abbaye de Neumünster Europe meets China International Composers’ Workshop Luxembourg 2009 The Luxembourg Society for Contemporary Music has organised an International Composers’ Workshop as part of its successful project “Europe meets China”. Fourteen participants from China and European countries resided for one week at “Centre Culturel Abbaye de Neumünster” in Luxembourg. The workshop was devoted to working together with composers, guest musicians and the Luxembourg Sinfonietta, Artistic Direction Marcel Wengler.   30 July 2009 Centre Culturel de Rencontre Abbaye de Neumünster 20.00 Final Concert given by the Luxembourg Sinfonietta featuring 14 world-premières by Xiao Hu (China), Arne Gieshoff (Germany), Esra Kinikli (Turkey), Lan-chee Lam (Hong Kong), Benoît Stasiaczyk (France), Stefan Beyer (Germany), Spyros Makarounas (Greece), Ayse Önder (Turkey), Oleg Paiberdin (Russia), Guo Long (China), Jacques Neuen (Luxembourg) Maral Yakshieva (Russia), Stephen Yip (China) as well as Chinese traditional music orchestrated for the ensemble by Marcel Wengler. Luxembourg Sinfonietta Soloists: Ling Peng Erhu,  Xiao Ying Guzheng Conductor: Marcel Wengler Programme: Benoît Stasiaczyk Limian Esra Kinikli Ham Spyros Makarounas Silk Dreams Ayse Önder Emine’m Chinese Folk Song Fisherman returns home Guo Long Image of Sichuan Opera Xiao Hu Fragment of Memory Arranged by Marcel Wengler Moon reflecting Common Composition Workshops’ Hot Pot Jacques Neuen Dare, My Dear Arne Gieshoff Exposition Oleg Paiberdin Guó Huà Stefan Beyer Oktett Maral Yakshieva Easy walk Lan-chee Lam Changing of Seasons Stephen Yip Black, Wood, Silence, Color Supported by IBM Luxembourg and in cooperation with “Association culturelle chinoise de Luxembourg” 20 August 2009 International Composition Prize Luxembourg 2009       Four finalists nominated The Luxembourg Society for Contemporary Music has invited composers from all over the world to compose new works for its annual International Composition Prize. The international jury consisting of André Laporte (Belgium), Gerhard Müller-Hornbach (Germany), Roger Tessier (France), Richard Tsang (Hong Kong) and Marcel Wengler (Luxembourg) has chosen four works to be played in the final concert of the International Composition Prize Luxembourg 2009. The selected compositions will be performed on October 18, 2009 in a public concert at the Centre des Arts Pluriels in Ettelbruck, Luxembourg. The Luxembourg Sinfonietta, under the direction of Marcel Wengler will appear in the following composition: flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, alto saxophone, horn, tuba, piano, accordion and percussion. The works of the following four composers have been chosen for the final concert: (in alphabetical order) Pui-shan Cheung (Hong Kong)   Chi’en III Miguel Farias Vásquez (Chile)   Acier Takahiro Sakuma (Japan)   Against The Current Zhenzhen Zhang (China) Xiang Pui-shan Cheung Miguel Farias Vásquez Takahiro Sakuma Zhenzhen Zhang 19 September 2009 Centre Culturel de Rencontre Abbaye de Neumünster Salle Robert Krieps 20.00 Martinu revisited 2009 - 2010 Quatuor Kapralova Programme:   Joseph Suk Méditation sur un ancien choral tchèque Johny Fritz String Quartet      world-première Bohuslav Martinu Quatuor no 5 Jules Krüger Spleen Antonin Dvorák Quatuor No 10, op. 51 In cooperation with MusicEnterprise and «Club de musique des Institutions européennes» Supported by SACEM Luxembourg Reservation: www.luxembourgticket.lu 24 September to 4 October 2009 ISCM World New Music Days 2009 Sweden General Assembly of the ISCM International Society for Contemporary Music Listen to the World! is the motto as the ISCM World New Music Days take place this autumn in Sweden. ISCM World New Music Days is the biggest international festival that focuses on contemporary music and sound art. It is held annually in different cities around the world, and serves as an important place where composers and audience converge. On that occasion, furthermore, the International Society for Contemporary Music has its general assembly. In Visby, Växjö and Gothenburg, a generous programme will include orchestral pieces and chamber music, as well as electroacoustic music, and sound art. The aim is to show the variety and diversity of new art-music and to offer the audience opportunities to hear music from many parts of the world. Composers have been asked to submit musical works on the theme Listen to the World! Out of more than 400 entries, a jury has selected 110 pieces from around fifty different nations. Complete Festival Programme: www.listentotheworld.se 4 October 2009 Sweden - Göteborg European Conference of Promoters of New Music - ECPNM General Assembly The ECPNM is the European union of organizations concerned with the promotion of contemporary music, especially music composed after 1950. Among its 80 members are famous festivals of contemporary music as well as small local concert organizers and new music ensembles. Its aim is to improve the international cooperation and the coordination of new music events in Europe. The international exchange of ideas and experiences at meetings and symposiums. Symposiums where subjects connected with new music are dealt with, contribute to find new solutions on an international level without neglecting specific regional characteristics. In the framework of the annual General Assemblies symposiums are organised with themes such as ‘East meets West", "The future of new music festivals", "Audio Art", etc. The ECPNM is an Associate Member of the EFA - European festivals Association. Here joint meetings are organised in which the Ars Nova-working group discusses experiences in contemporary music, theatre and dance, and further cooperation and exchanges. The ECPNM is also a member of the European Music Council. www.ecpnm.com 8-10 October 2009 Luxembourg – Stued Theater Grevenmacher 20.00 „de Scholdschäin“ Operetta by Edmond de la Fontaine – Dicks (1823 – 1891) presented by Nadine Kauffmann, Carole Leyers, Christiane Feinen-Thibold, Sam Koob and Carlo Migy Arrangement by Marcel Wengler: Thierry Majerus clarinet, Claude Giampellegrini cello, Georges Urwald piano 18 October 2009 Centre des Arts Pluriel Ettelbruck 17.00 Final Concert International Composition Prize Luxembourg 2009 Luxembourg Sinfonietta Conductor: Marcel Wengler Soloist: Kae Shiraki piano Programme: Pui-shan Cheung Chi’en III Miguel Farias Vásquez Acier Takahiro Sakuma Against The Currrent Zhenzhen Zhang Xiang George Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue   Result: 1. Prize: Zhenzhen Zhang (China) 2. Prize: Takahiro Sakuma (Japan) 3. Prize: Pui-shan Cheung (Hong Kong) 4. Prize: Miguel Farias Vásquez (Chile) A Special Prize was awarded by the audience to Takahiro Sakuma. Zhenzhen Zhang was born in 1987 in HengYang, China. She began playing the piano at the age of six years. In 2003, she entered the Xinghai Conservatory of Music to begin her composition studies. Recommended by Professor Dong Yang, she enrolled at the prestigious Shanghai Conservatory of Music in 2005 to continue her studies in composition with Professor Huang Lv. Some of her outstanding pieces received positive comments from Professor Tan Dun and Professor Xiaoyong Chen, two Chinese world-class composers, now living in the U.S.A. and in Germany. Takahiro Sakuma was born in 1972 in Sapporo, Japan; later he moved to Sendai. He studied with the professors Reiko Arima, Akira Ifukube and Sei Ikeno at the Tokyo College of Music. He received his Master of Arts in 1998. Then he worked as an assistant in the Department of Composition at the Tokyo College of Music. Takahiro Sakuma studied composition with Professor Fernando Maglia at the Conservatorio Nacional Superior de Música, Buenos Aires. He became interested in the guitar in this country and after returning to his homeland, Takahiro Sakuma wrote two works for guitar. Born in Hong Kong in 1976, Pui-shan Cheung received her degrees from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, the University of California, San Diego and the University of Missouri, Kansas City. She has served as Assistant Professor at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing and presently resides in San Diego. Pui-shan Cheung’s music has been described as beautiful sounds with abrupt intrusions of jagged explosive ideas (Peninsula Review). Pui-shan Cheung has received a number of awards and prizes and she has held residency at the Atlantic Centre for the Arts and currently composer-in-residence in Wuji Chinese-plucked Music Ensemble. Miguel Farías, Chilean composer, born in Maracaibo, Venezuela, in 1983. From 2001 to 2008 he studied at the Universidad de Chile with Aliocha Solovera and Jorge Pepi-Alos, and from 2009 in the Haute Ecole de Musique de Geneve, with Michael Jarrell. His works have been played in Chile, Spain, France, Austria, Belgium and Korea. Miguel Farias Vásquez is the laureate of many prizes. During 2008 he was composer in residence in the 5th forum for young composers of the Ensemble Aleph, in France. Takahiro Sakuma - Zhenzhen Zhang - Miguel Farias - Pui-shan Cheung   20 October 2009 Foyer européen, 12 rue Heine, Luxembourg 20.00 Martinu revisited 2009 - 2010 Eva Garajová mezzo-soprano Paul Rhodes piano Bohuslav Martinu - Chansons sur une page Eva Garajovà In cooperation with MusicEnterprise and «Club de musique des Institutions européennes» Reservation: Tel.: 430 134 783 25 October 2009 Luxembourg - Steinsel 17.00 Oeuvres de Compositeurs Luxembourgeois Musique Militaire Grand-Ducale Conductor: André Reichling Soloist: Alain Baustert flute   Programme: Laurent Menager Ouverture de concert Marco Pütz Concerto pour flûte et orchestre Norbert Hoffmann Rhapsodie Luxembourgeoise Jules Krüger Variatiounen iwert “d’Margreitchen” Marcel Wengler Versuche über einen Marsch Asca Rampini Klarinettenkarussel   17 November 2009 Foyer européen, 12 rue Heine, Luxembourg 20.00 Martinu revisited 2009 - 2010 David Ianni piano Oeuvres de Bohuslav Martinu David Ianni In cooperation with MusicEnterprise and «Club de musique des Institutions européennes» Reservation: Tel.: 430 134 783 27 November 2009 Rainy days 16.00 – 19.00 Message in a bottle A la recherche de la musique cachée ! Quatre compositeurs luxembourgeois ont chacun caché le nom d’une ville dans une courte composition – à écouter à la Gare et sur différentes places de la ville de Luxembourg. Programme: Œuvres de compositeurs luxembourgeois Créations de Jean-Paul Frisch, Luc Grethen, Luc Rollinger et Maurizio Spiridigliozzi Représentations: 16.10 / 16.25 heures Gare de Luxembourg 16.45 / 17.00 Place de Paris 17.30 / 17.45 Aldringer 18.15 / 18.30 Place d’Armes 19.00 / 19.15 Place Guillaume II en coopération avec Philharmonie Luxembourg, l’Union Grand-Duc Adolphe, les CFL, la Ville de Luxembourg et le Luxembourg City Tourist Office. Events Calendar 2010 17 January 2010 Soleuvre - Eglise St. Nicolas 17.00 Martinu revisited 2009 - 2010 Jana Brozkova oboe Kudmila Peterkova clarinet Jan Kubita bassoon Œuvres de Bohuslav Martinu, Luc Grethen (création) et Darius Milhaud In cooperation with MusicEnterprise and «Club de musique des Communautés européennes» 29 January 2010 Conservatoire de Musique - Luxembourg 20.00 Musique Américaine Luxembourg Sinfonietta Direction: Marcel Wengler Leana Sealy chant David Laborier guitare Sarah Briganti piano Programme: Charles Ives Variations on “America” Philip Glass Songs from Liquid Days Steve Reich Clapping Music Samuel Barber Adagio pour orchestre Cole Porter, Irving Berlin Mélodies du Broadway George Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue Leana Sealy Sarah Briganti Supported by IBM Reservation: www.luxembourgticket.lu Tel.: +352 47 08 951 (lundi – vendredi 10.00 – 18.30 h) 10 February 2010 Philharmonie Luxembourg – Espace Découverte 20.00 “Concert Portraits” Alfred Kowalsky & Victor Fenigstein Les solistes du Luxembourg Sinfonietta Programme: Alfred Kowalsky Danse Luxembourgeoise No 2 pour violon et piano Elégie pour alto et piano Trio pour violon, violoncelle et piano Victor Fenigstein 4 Rufspiele für Flöte und Klavier Complainte "de notre temps" pour violoncelle et piano Vortragsstück für Flöte und Klavier Six Folk Songs for flute, cello and snare drum Viermal Beängstigendes und Tröstliches für Streichquartett Trois Esquisses pour quatuor à cordes Six réactions sur un thème de rythme pour quatuor à cordes Backstage: 19:45 Publikumsgespräch mit Dr. Luc Deitz und Marcel Wengler Alfred Kowalsky Victor Fenigstein Reservation: Philharmonie online: www.philharmonie.lu Tel.: +352 26 32 26 32   18 February 2010 New release  Portrait - CD – Claude Lefebvre Claude Lefebvre Luzifer: in den hohen Trompeten der Bäume Luxembourg Sinfonietta Direction: Marcel Wengler Voix de basse: Nicholas Isherwood   25 February 2010 International Composition Prize Luxembourg 2010 Deadline for Entries:   10 September 2010 Composers of any age or nationality are invited to submit a new piece for solo-violin and the ensemble Luxembourg Sinfonietta. More information in English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese homepage: www.luxembourg-sinfonietta.lu   New release Luxembourg Sinfonietta CD 409 - Luxembourg Sinfonietta dans la Grande Région World Première Recordings François Bousch Graoully Arne Gieshoff Nachtreise Jürgen Blume Polychromie Natalya Chepelyuk e / statico Luc Rollinger Luggaldimmerankia William Attwood En Frente Luxembourg Sinfonietta Soloists: Inci Yakar piano Maurizio Spiridigliozzi accordion Conductor: Marcel Wengler Editions LGNM No 409 Price 15.-€ info@luxembourg-sinfonietta.lu   New release Luxembourg Sinfonietta CD 410 - Europe meets China World Première Recordings Guo Long Immensity Xiaozhong Yang Horsetail Whisk II Ao Changqun Mix II Richard Tsang Temple Rituals Benoît Stasiaczyk Wen Luxembourg Sinfonietta Soloists: Xiaoli Yang guzheng Maurizio Spiridigliozzi accordion Sarah Briganti piano Sébastien Duguet clarinet Conductor: Marcel Wengler Editions LGNM No 410 Price 15.-€ info@luxembourg-sinfonietta.lu   29 April - 9 May ISCM World New Music Days 2010 Sydney, Australia General Assembly of the ISCM International Society for Contemporary Music “Living Music” The 2010 ISCM World New Music Days will be the largest festival of contemporary music ever held in Australia. Presenting partners Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Aurora New Music, ABC Classic FM, the Australian Music Centre and Campbelltown Arts Centre are co-ordinating 23 concerts in Western and Central Sydney. Venues include the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Campbelltown Arts Centre, Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre (Penrith), Eugene Goossens Hall (Ultimo), Parramatta Riverside Theatre, Blacktown Arts Centre and St. Finbar’s Church, Glenbrook. In putting together the programme for this festival, over 500 works from 52 ISCM member sections and independent composers were assessed by the jury panels. The selected works reflect a broad spectrum of innovative musical practice from across the world, covering traditional chamber groups and choirs to cutting edge multimedia and sound installations. Music for the festival has been sourced from around the globe: from right next door in NZ and Asia (Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Indonesia), to western and eastern Europe and Russia, to North, South and Central America (the US, Canada, Mexico, Venezuela), and even South Africa. Notable in the 2010 ISCM World New Music Days is the inclusion of a special category of Radiophonic works – thirteen works that have been specifically written for radio broadcast. Our media partner, ABC Classic FM, will be presenting these and other works recorded during the festival throughout Australia, as well as streamed via the web. Matthew Hindson Artistic Director Complete Festival Programme: www.worldnewmusicdays.com.au May-July 2010 Gustav Mahler Jubilee 2010 / 2011 International Gustav Mahler Music Festival 2010 Czech Republic Jihlava – Praha In 2010 and 2011 we, together with the whole of the cultural world, will be marking two notable anniversaries of the composer Gustav Mahler (1860-1911) who was born in our country in the village of Kaliště near Humpolec, spent his childhood up to the age of 15 in Jihlava and the Highlands border region between Bohemia and Moravia, and continued his ties with the land and culture of what is now the Czech Republic. (There was in particular his work as a conductor at Olomouc and in Prague, the world premiere of his Symphony No. 7 in Prague on 19th September 1908, as well as other instances). The Gustav Mahler Society, in continuing its earlier activities from the 1990s which gave rise to the restoration of his birthplace, is aiming to contribute to the purposeful presentation and promotion of the personality and music of Gustav Mahler with due emphasis on his Czech (böhmisch, Czech-Austrian and Czech-German-Jewish) roots, his ties to the Highlands region and Jihlava and on his personality’s international dimension. Mahler 2000 – Gustav Mahler Society Czech Republic   27 May 2010 International Gustav Mahler Music Festival 2010 Praha - Jihlava Luxembourg Sinfonietta Conductor: Marcel Wengler Eva Garajová mezzosoprano Lars Grünwoldt baritone © FotoPeter2007 Sous le Haut Patronage de Monsieur Jean Faltz, Ambassadeur du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg en République tchèque Programme Jos Kinzé Kleine Lustspiel-Ouverture Eric Satie Gymnopédie Luc Rollinger Ogun & Oshun first-performance Claude Debussy Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune Gustav Mahler Lieder nach Texten von Friedrich Rückert - Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder - Ich atmet’ einen linden Duft - Um Mitternacht - Liebst du um Schönheit - Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen first-performance of the orchestration by Marcel Wengler J.S. Bach Ricercare à 11 Roland Wiltgen Meden agan first-performance Béla Bartók Dances from Transilvania Franz Schubert Winterreise: Gute Nacht Gustav Mahler Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen - Wenn mein Schatz Hochzeit macht - Ging heut’ morgen übers Feld - Ich hab ein glühend Messer - Die zwei blauen Augen von meinem Schatz www.mahler2000.cz/en/?delej=program-fesitvalu-gustav-mahler-akce4 www.youtube.com/watch?v=opzONM5C3Mw   9 – 12 June 2010 IAMIC Annual Conference - Dublin Annual conference of the IAMIC International Association of Music Information Centres Organized by the Contemporary Music Centre Ireland www.cmc.ie

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