PROGRAMME

UPCOMING

4. Liko (cancelled!)

Rachael Wilson (mezzo-soprano)

Simon Lepper (piano)

The song concert has been canceled and will be rescheduled in due course. We will announce a new date as soon as it is fixed. All previous ticket purchasers will be informed as soon as possible.

Vortragssaal, Staatsgalerie

Start: 19:30

SONG SEASON 2024

4. Liko (cancelled!)

Rachael Wilson (mezzo-soprano)

Simon Lepper (piano)

The song concert has been canceled and will be rescheduled in due course. We will announce a new date as soon as it is fixed. All previous ticket purchasers will be informed as soon as possible.

Vortragssaal, Staatsgalerie

Start: 19:30

Der Tod, das muss ein Wiener...

Elitsa Desseva (piano) & Mikhail Timoshenko (baritone)

Hagar Sharvit (mezzo-soprano)

Nikolaus Büchel (Directing)

"Der Tod, das muss ein Wiener sein" (Georg Kreisler)
oder: "Was macht der Wolf im Kaffeehaus?"

Ein launiger Liederabend mit Werken von Hugo Wolf, Johannes Brahms, Gustav Mahler, Georg Kreisler u. a.


The Viennese Kaffeehaus is an institution. One of a kind. A place you visit not only to drink coffee, but above all to meet people, observe people, spend time and find inspiration. The characters you meet in the Kaffeehaus are as diverse as life itself - sometimes in love, sometimes lonely, sometimes successful, sometimes failed, sometimes enthusiastic, sometimes disappointed... And where do all the threads in the Kaffeehaus come together? The maître d', who knows everyone and everything, pulling the strings in the background.

In this entertaining recital, we meet all these characters and their stories in songs from Hugo Wolf to Georg Kreisler - charmingly and captivatingly performed by artists who are well known to the IHWA, but who now show their humorous and tongue-in-cheek side here: Hagar Sharvit, Mikhail Timoshenko and Elitsa Desseva. Director Nikolaus Büchel - a native of Vienna who is also well known in Stuttgart - gives the whole thing a cabaret twist. And in the end, it remains to be seen whether Georg Kreisler is right...

Renitenztheater Stuttgart

Start: 20:00

5. Liedkonzert

Ida Ränzlöv (mezzo soprano)

Cornelius Meister (piano)

Ida Ränzlöv presents a song programme at the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, accompanied by Cornelius Meister.

 

Vortragssaal, Staatsgalerie

Start: 19:30

6. Liedkonzert

Atalla Ayan (tenor)

Alan Hamilton (piano)

Atalla Ayan presents a programme of songs in the foyer of the opera house, accompanied by Alan Hamilton.

Foyer Opernhaus, Staatstheater

Start: 19:30

Wolfiade

Daniel Behle (tenor)

Burkhard Kehring (piano)

Songs by Hugo Wolf

Daniel Behle has made a name for himself worldwide as a Mozart interpreter and was honoured with the Echo Klassik award in 2020 for his album ‘MoZart’. He still regularly appears on stage in Mozart roles such as Idomeneo and Ferrando. Following his enthusiastically acclaimed debut as Lohengrin, however, the singer's schedule now increasingly includes Wagner roles (Siegmund, Loge etc.). Daniel Behle has also established himself as a Lied singer and has set new standards with recordings of the song cycles of Franz Schubert and Robert Schumann, among others. What has been missing from the singer's extensive discography so far, however, are songs by Hugo Wolf, and that is set to change in 2025! A Hugo Wolf album with pianist Burkhard Kehring is being planned - which the two will present to mark the 40th anniversary of the Internationale Hugo-Wolf-Akademie in Stuttgart!

Hospitalhof Stuttgart

Start: 17:00

Songs of Travel

Alexander Grassauer (bass baritone)

Marcelo Amaral (piano)

Songs by Robert Schumann, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Jean Sibelius and others

What a joy! At the beginning of 2025, the young bass-baritone Alexander Grassauer was honoured with the Emmerich Smola Award, making him the ‘SWR Young Opera Star 2025’. Congratulations - and we look forward to seeing and hearing the likeable Austrian again at the last gallery concert of the year on 23 November. Alexander Grassauer has not only mastered the grand gesture on the opera stage, but also knows how to impress as a Lied interpreter, as he demonstrated not least at the International Art Song Competition 2022, where he was awarded 2nd prize. In the gallery concert with pianist Marcelo Amaral, Alexander Grassauer will perform songs by Robert Schumann, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Jean Sibelius, among others.

 

Vortragssaal, Staatsgalerie

Start: 17:00

LiedJAHR 2024

Let`s celebrate the New LiedJAHR of Internationale Hugo-Wolf-Akademie Stuttgart.
Enjoy the great performance of Alexander Grassauer (bass-baritone) and Mauro Filippo Zappala (piano) - 2nd prize International Art Song Competition 2022.