Michael Schade, tenor
Daniela Fally, soprano
Adrian Eröd, baritone

Vinzenz Praxmarer, conductor
Orchester Divertimento Viennese

Johannes Brahms: Liebeslieder-Walzer op. 52
Johannes Brahms: Neue Liebeslieder-Walzer, op. 65

Nikola Hillebrand, soprano
Hagar Sharvit, mezzosoprano
Julian Prégardien, tenor
Johannes Kammler, baritone
Akemi Murakami, piano
Helmut Deutsch, piano

Wolfgang Rihm: Jakob Lenz

Georg Nigl, Jakob Lenz
Damien Pass, Oberlin
John Daszak, Kaufmann

Le Balcon
Maxime Pascal, musical direction

Marlis Petersen, soprano
Stephan Matthias Lademann, piano

Dimensions.Innerwolrd
Under the title "Inner World", soprano Marlis Petersen presents her sources of strength and tranquillity in a very personal song recital with the themes "Night and Dreams", "Movement within" and "Redemption and Homecoming" with songs by Johannes Brahms, Franz Liszt, Richard Wagner, Richard Strauss, Gabriel Fauré, Hugo Wolf and others.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Die Zauberflöte, KV 620

Tareq Nazmi, Sarastro
Mauro Peter, Tamino
Brenda Rae, Queen of the Night
Jasmin Delfs, Queen of the Night (10. 8.)
Regula Mühlemann, Pamina
Ilse Eerens, First Lady
Sophie Rennert, Second Lady
Noa Beinart, Third Lady
Michael Nagl, Papageno
Maria Nazarova, Papagena
Peter Tantsits, Monostatos
Henning von Schulman, Speaker / First Priest / Second Man in Armour
Simon Bode, Second Priest / First Man in Armour
Roland Koch, Grandfather
Wiener Sängerknaben, Three boys

Joana Mallwitz, musical direction
Lydia Steier, director
Katharina Schlipf, sets
Ursula Kudrna, costumes
Olaf Freese, light
Momme Hinrichs, vido
Ina Karr, Maurice Lenhard, dramaturgy

Concert Association of the Vienna State Opera Chorus
Jörn Hinnerk Andresen, Chorus Master
Angelika-Prokopp-Sommerakademie der Wiener Philharmoniker, Stage Music
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra

Marlis Petersen, soprano
Stephan Matthias Lademann, piano
Ulrich Reinthaller, narrator

Songs and poems with Marlis Petersen, Stephan Matthhias Lademann and Ulrich Reinthaller.

Anyone attending a concert with Marlis Petersen can expect anything but routine. The soprano, celebrated worldwide for her unique voice and intense stage presence, is an exceptional phenomenon. In the Inner Worlds programme, she takes us with songs from Franz Schubert to Richard Strauss and from Gabriel Fauré to Henri Duparc to where thoughts, desires, wishes and feelings arise - to the remote worlds of being. These musical excursions are deepened and enriched by literary texts that trace the question of the nature of our existence across epochs and genres. The well-known theatre and film actor Ulrich Reinthaller will read.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Die Zauberflöte, KV 620

Tareq Nazmi, Sarastro
Mauro Peter, Tamino
Brenda Rae, Queen of the Night
Jasmin Delfs, Queen of the Night (10. 8.)
Regula Mühlemann, Pamina
Ilse Eerens, First Lady
Sophie Rennert, Second Lady
Noa Beinart, Third Lady
Michael Nagl, Papageno
Maria Nazarova, Papagena
Peter Tantsits, Monostatos
Henning von Schulman, Speaker / First Priest / Second Man in Armour
Simon Bode, Second Priest / First Man in Armour
Roland Koch, Grandfather
Wiener Sängerknaben, Three boys

Joana Mallwitz, musical direction
Lydia Steier, director
Katharina Schlipf, sets
Ursula Kudrna, costumes
Olaf Freese, light
Momme Hinrichs, vido
Ina Karr, Maurice Lenhard, dramaturgy

Concert Association of the Vienna State Opera Chorus
Jörn Hinnerk Andresen, Chorus Master
Angelika-Prokopp-Sommerakademie der Wiener Philharmoniker, Stage Music
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra

Antonín Dvořák: Excerpts of "The Cypresses", 12 short movements for string quartet, o.Op., B 152
Johannes Brahms: String quartet in C minor, Op. 51/1
Johannes Brahms: String quartet in A minor, Op. 51/2

Esmé Quartet
Wonhee Bae | Violin
Yuna Ha | Violin
Jiwon Kim | Viola
Yeeun Heo | Violoncello

Antonín Dvořák: Excerpts of "The Cypresses", 12 short movements for string quartet, o.Op., B 152
Johannes Brahms: String quartet in C minor, Op. 51/1
Johannes Brahms: String quartet in A minor, Op. 51/2

Esmé Quartet
Wonhee Bae | Violin
Yuna Ha | Violin
Jiwon Kim | Viola
Yeeun Heo | Violoncello

Nikolaus Habjan, art whistler | emcee
Ines Schüttengruber, cembalo | piano

A breakneck whistled evening with the most popular arias from three centuries of opera and operetta history