According to the principle »Pay what you want« you can rewatch the livestream ANNA PROHASKA KLAVIERTRIO of 23 June for a fee – but you decide on the ticket price. You will receive the access code by e-mail after payment.

The stream is available up to and including 22 August 2021.

JOHN TAVENER »Dante« from Six Songs on poems by Anna Akhmatova for voice and violoncello

LEOŠ JANÁČEK »Pohádka« (A fairy tale) for violoncello and piano, Five movements from »Moravian Folk Poetry in Songs« for voice and piano for voice and piano [»Heavy Burden«, »Longing«, »Consistency«, »Rays from the Dearest«, »The Musicians«], Sonata for violin and piano

GYÖRGY KURTÁG Five movements from »Kafka Fragments« for soprano and violin, op. 24 [»Scene at the Station«, »The Coitus as Punishment«, »My Fortress, Miserable Life«, »Scene at the Electric«]

LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN »The return to Ulster« from 25 Irish Folk Songs for voice and piano trio WoO 152

DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH Seven Romances after Poems by poems by Alexander Blok for soprano and piano trio, op. 127

Anna Prohaska Soprano

Veronika Eberle Violin

Alisa Weilerstein Violoncello

Iddo Bar-Shaï Piano

The celebrated soprano Anna Prohaska is known for her interest in unusual programs. In a chamber music setting, she also opens up a varied mix of works in her debut at the Ludwigsburg Festival. Together with violinist Veronika Eberle, cellist Alisa Weilerstein and pianist Iddo Bar-Shaï, rarely performed pieces by Leoš Janáček, György Kurtág, and Dmitri Shostakovich, among others, are combined. It becomes apparent that Janáček should not get reduced to his operas and Shostakovich to his symphonies. Thus the experimental facets of their lesser-known chamber music hold surprises. In an exclusive one-to-one with Prohaska, each of the three instruments gets the opportunity to present its own sonic merits. Listen to an intimate conversation and enjoy the pleasant alternative to large-scale events!