Friedrich Kiel oder der„Wittgensteiner Brahms“ Romantische Kammermusik mit Buchvorstellung

In the organizer's words:

Friedrich Kiel (1821 - 1885) was an important composer of the 19th century between academicism and romanticism. He has been apostrophized as a 'Wittgenstein Brahms', but also as a 'modern Bach'. His musical oeuvre focuses primarily on chamber, piano and church music. He also composed a small selection of orchestral works, songs and solo concertos.

His first grave was in the Alter Zwölf-Apostel-Kirchhof in Berlin-Schöneberg, before he was moved to the cemetery of his birthplace Puderbach in 1971. The wall grave still exists and is a sponsored grave of the Friedrich Kiel Society.

Program: Friedrich Kiel: Small Suite for Violin and Pianoforte op. 77 (1881)

Two Nocturnos op. op. (1875)

Johannes Brahms: Violin Sonata No. 2 in A major op. 100 (Thun Sonata, 1886)

At the event, Anja Ganschow will present the anniversary volume celebrating the 200th birthday of Friedrich Kiel.

In cooperation with the Friedrich Kiel Society

Participants: Anja Ganschow - moderation & reading, Farhad Billimoria - violin, András Vermesy - piano

Free admission