in Bellapais (May 06) and Bedesten in Nicosia (May 07)
By
Heidi Trautmann
Music
lovers who have been to the concert in 2014 in Bellapais that was given by the
Chamber Orchestra ‘Capriccio Fridericana’,
will remember this unforgettable musical event. Read my link...
http://www.heiditrautmann.com/category.aspx?CID=1525714536#.VxGzMdR96JA
Hubert Heitz who, as I was told, is the founder and director of the above chamber
orchestra has formed other musical ensembles, one of them being the GERLIS-ENSEMBLE,
in order to be able to present musical
works from different eras of music. The GERLIS-ENSEMBLE
was
founded in 2008 in Bassersdorf/Zürich.
We
will have the pleasure to listen to two concerts with carefully selected
programmes, one at the Abbey in Bellapais again - here with the special guest
to the GERLIS-ENSEMBLE our pianist Rauf Kasimov - and one a day later at the
Bedesten in Nicosia. Please read the two programmes hereafter.
The
event was organised by Ms Irene Raab from KALEIDOSKOP Turizm in Kyrenia and Ayla Iriz from Cyprus Piano Culture and Art Association.
The concerts both start at 20.30 hrs and tickets TL 30.00 are available at Bellapais Ticket Office, Kybele Restaurant, Best Seller Bookstore, Round Tower Kyrenia and at the door.
The income of ticket sale will be in aid of GAZİMAĞUSA ÖZEL EĞİTİM MERKEZİ
http://gmozelegitim.mebnet.net/
Information on
the Ensemble members:
Corinne
Sonderegger-Adler studied
oboe in Zurich, Winterthur and Lausanne, among others with Louise Pellerin.
She had many international performances as independent soloist and chamber
musician; apart from that she teaches at the musical schools in Kloten-Bassersdorf-Lufingen.
Hubert Heitz studied the violin
with Prof. Jörg-Wolfgang Jahn in Karlsruhe and with Prof. Max Rostal in Berne.
Later he studied chamber music with Prof. Albert Dietrich, with the Bartholdy
Quartet and with Paolo Borciani of the Quartetto Italiano. In addition to
extensive teaching – for years he was Prof. Jahn’s assistant; today he is a
free-lance musician and teacher of violin and viola – he is to be heard both as
solist and in chamber ensembles: formerly the Heitz Quartet (Karlsruhe) and the
Nova Quartet (Basle), these days as violinist of the Orpheus Trio (Karlsruhe)
and the Gerlis Ensemble (Karlsruhe/Zurich) and in recitals for violin and
piano; he also directs the Collegium Musicum of the KIT (Karlsruhe Institute of
Technology, formerly University of Karlsruhe). He has built up a reputation at
home and abroad through his many solo and ensemble performances.
Grégoire
Babey studied viola with
Daniel Corti in Zürich; further studies with Gratchia Arutunjan in Neustadt
(D); he works as soloist and in chamber musical events and teaches in musical
schools in Zurich and at musical schools in Kloten-Bassersdorf
Gisela
Heitz studied cello
with Werner Taube and with Prof. Annlies Schmid de Neveu in Karlsruhe; further
chamber music studies with the Bartholdy-Quartett and with Paolo Borciani at
the Quartetto Italiano. Numerous international performances, also as soloist
with the Capriccio Fridericiana Karlsruhe. She teaches the instrument in
Karlsruhe.
Concert I in Bellapais on May 06
Programme - subject to change:
Luigi Gatti (1740 –
1817) Quartett
F-Dur
Allegro
Adagio
cantabile
Rondo: Allegro
Johann Christian Bach (1735 –
1782) Klavierquartett
G-Dur
Allegro
Allegro
INTERVAL
Gordon Jacob (1895 –
1984) Quartet
for oboe, violin, viola, cello
Allegro
moderato
Scherzo:
Allegro moderato
Andante
semplice
Rondo:
Allegro molto
Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart (1756 –
1791) Quartett
F-Dur KV 370
Allegro
Adagio
Rondeau
- Allegro
Concert II at Bedesten in Nicosia on May 07
Programme subject to change:
Jiří Družecký (1745 - 1819) Oboenquartett
g-Moll
Adagio
- Allegro
Andante
Allegro
Franz
Schubert (1797 - 1828) Streichtriosatz
B-Dur D 471
Gordon Jacob (1895 –
1984) Quartet
for oboe, violin, viola, cello
Allegro
moderato
Scherzo:
Allegro moderato
Andante
semplice
Rondo:
Allegro molto
INTERVAL
Maurice Ravel (1875 - 1937) Pavane pour une infante défunte
Fassung für
Streichtrio
Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart (1756 –
1791) Quartett
F-Dur KV 370
Allegro
Adagio
Rondeau
- Allegro