5.45 pm Composer talk
Johannes Maria Staud with Daniel Ender

6.30 pm concert

Webern Ensemble Wien
Jean-Bernard Matter conductor

Arnold SCHÖNBERG Phantasy for Violin with Piano Accompaniment op. 47
Johannes Maria STAUD Syndenham Music für Viola, Harfe und Flöte; Caldera für Sopran, Klarinette und Klavier; K'in für 2 Violinen, Viola, Violoncello und Fagott
Anton WEBERN Quartett op. 22
Johannes Maria STAUD Towards a Brighter Hue für Violine solo; Terra fluida für Klaviertrio

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Johannes Maria Staud, born 1974 in Innsbruck, began composing while still at elementary school. He later studied with Iván Eröd (harmony and counterpoint), Michael Jarrell (composition) and Dieter Kaufmann (electroacoustic composition) at Vienna’s Academy of Music, and he also studied philosophy and musicology at the University of Vienna. He is one of the present-day composers whose works are most frequently played, and his compositions – like those of Arnold Schönberg – are published by Universal Edition in Vienna.

Cooperation Arnold Schönberg Center and University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna