Classic meets emotion: Franz trio plays significant quartets in Marzahn

A top -class musical event is going on! On Tuesday, November 5, 2024, at 8:00 p.m., the foyer of the district central library "Mark Twain" in Berlin-Marzahnen will be transformed into a dazzling place for lovers of moving music. Secure your place to experience the passionate sounds of the "Franz-Trio" and the outstanding Argentine violinist Rodrigo Bauzá!

For the second time after 2022, the renowned trio will demonstrate its skills, this time expanded with the virtuoso violinist Bauzá. The program includes two fascinating string quartets from the 20th century, which will captivate the audience. The string quartet No. 3 in D major op. 34 of the ingenious Erich Korngold and the groundbreaking "Different Train" by Steve Reich, which develops its unique meaning with moving tape recordings.

a musical journey through the time

These special works are not only musical masterpieces, they are also deeply rooted in history. Korngold, who had to emigrate from Austria from Austria at the end of the 1930s, created a piece with his quartet that reflects his new experiences and influences. On the other hand, "Different Trains" by Steve Reich, an American composer of German origin, offers an urgent reflection on the Holocaust. This musical collage makes voices and tensile noises alive, which remind of the unimaginable suffering of the Jews during this dark time.

The "Franz-Trio", founded in 2017 by the talented musicians Avigail Bushakevitz, Ernst-Martin Schmidt and Constance Ricard, brings his experience and passion for chamber music on stage. All three ensemble members are proud to be part of the Berlin Konzerthaus Orchestra. Rodrigo Bauzá, a recognized violinist of the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, adds an additional dimension of brilliance and virtuosity to the ensemble.

Entry into the musical adventure is free!

Access to this extraordinary concert is free! However, please register for prior registration: Contact us by phone 030-54704142 or by email to Christoph.kaltenborn@ba-mh.berlin.de. Do not miss this opportunity and experience how music makes the past alive!