PROGRAMME

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Moritz Kallenberg

photo: Matthias Baus

5. Liedkonzert

Moritz Kallenberg (tenor)

Rita Kaufman (piano)

Songs by Robert Schumann, Benjamin Britten und Hugo Wolf

Kallenberg and Rita Kaufmann have set out on a journey through the world of Swabian poetry and present songs based on texts by Friedrich Hölderlin, Justinus Kerner, and Eduard Mörike.

 

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Foyer Opernhaus, Staatstheater

Start: 19:30

Katharina Konradi, Ammiel Bushakevitz, Catriona Morison (f.l.t.r.)

photo: Jeremy Knowles

Echoes

Katharina Konradi (soprano), Catriona Morison (mezzo-soprano) & Ammiel Bushakevitz (piano)

Songs and duets by Schumann, Brahms, Chausson, Viardot and others

Duets are a rarity in recital programmes, as it is usually only one singer who performs a recital. So there is double the pleasure in this special programme, which features a reunion with the wonderful soprano Katharina Konradi and Ammiel Bushakevitz at the piano. The two of them are bringing the Scottish mezzo-soprano Catriona Morison to Stuttgart as the third member of the ensemble, so that the programme of this gallery concert will include not only solo songs but also duet repertoire that is performed far too rarely.

 

Ticket information:
Students and persons with a severe disability card are eligible for reduced-price tickets. Please contact us directly at info@ihwa.de or +49 711 221177.
The card must be presented at the entrance.

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Vortragssaal, Staatsgalerie

Start: 19:30

Julian Prégardien

photo: Chris Gonz

The Blind Spot

Julian Prégardien (Tenor)

Kristian Bezuidenhout (fortepiano)

Julia Nachtmann (speaker)

Songs of Franz Schubert u. a.

Following the two concerts that took place under the title ‘The blind spot’ as part of the Schwetzingen Festival 2025, Julian Prégardien's exploration of the theme of ‘Goethe and women’ continues. After all, Goethe's long and passionate life provides plenty of material for further programmes that look behind the ‘blind spot’ of history and provide a glimpse of important women in Goethe's life and work.

 

Ticket information:
Students and persons with a severe disability card are eligible for reduced-price tickets. Please contact us directly at info@ihwa.de or +49 711 221177.
The card must be presented at the entrance.

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Weißer Saal, Neues Schloss

Start: 19:30

6. Liedkonzert

Members of the International Opera Studio

Vlad Iftinca (piano)

À la française - Songs by French composers

The members of the International Opera Studio present a programme of songs in the foyer of the opera house, accompanied by Vlad Iftinca on the piano.
Mentor and interpretation coach: Véronique Gens

 

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Foyer Opernhaus, Staatstheater

Start: 19:30

Christina Gansch

photo: Michael Obex

Mörike-Zeitkapsel

Christina Gansch (soprano)

Stephan Loges (baritone)

Sholto Kynoch (piano)

Natasha Loges (moderation)

Gunilla Eschenbach (moderation)

Ernst Leopold Schmid (Mörike time capsule)

Songs by Hugo Wolf and Pauline Viardot

Thinking of Mörike settings, Hugo Wolf immediately springs to mind. After all, he left behind true masterpieces in his 53 Mörike songs. However, it is hardly known that the French composer Pauline Viardot also wrote a dozen fantastic Mörike songs. Now these Mörike songs will be performed for the first time as a cycle conceived by musicologist and Viardot expert Prof. Dr. Natasha Loges. In a Mörike time capsule, Dr. Gunilla Eschenbach from the DLA Marbach will present letters from Pauline Viardot from the Mörike Collection Berge alongside the newly expanded ‘Family Archive of the Schmid and Kauffmann Musician Families,’ which includes manuscripts by Tübingen University Music Director Emil Kauffmann, who was friends with both Eduard Mörike and Hugo Wolf.

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Humboldt, DLA Marbach

Start: 19:30