Birgit Ramsl-Gaal flute
Michael Krenn saxophone
Raphael Meinhart vibraphone
Johannes Dickbauer violin
Maximilian Oelz double bass
Jaime Wolfson conductor
Lukas Haselböck presentation

Arnold SCHÖNBERG Klavierstücke op. 33a and b (Arr. Lukas Haselböck, UA)
Viola FALB ensemble:|:seuls für Flöte, Baritonsaxophon, Vibraphon, Violine und Kontrabass (UA)
Tamara FRIEBEL Attractive Privacies of Breathing Borders, Still für Flöte, Saxophon, Vibraphon, Violine und Kontrabass (UA)
Clemens WENGER WOD 40ies für Tenorsaxophon, Vibraphon und Kontrabass (UA)

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The Schrammelmusik sounds from Schönberg’s Serenade op. 24, the sensual saxophone timbre of Webern’s op. 22, Zimmermann’s Trumpet Concerto and Coltrane’s free-jazz album Ascension have one thing in common: they allow us to cross bridges – a tradition of openness to which this concert evening, with three world premieres by Viola Falb, Tamara Friebel and Clemens Wenger as well as a new arrangement of Schönberg’s piano pieces opp. 33a and b, continues.

Cooperation Arnold Schönberg Center and cercle - Concert Series for New Music
With support from GFÖM and SKE-Fonds

Photos: Birgit Ramsl-Gaal (©️ Marcel Billaudet), Lukas Haselböck (©️ Maria Frodl), Jaime Wolfson (©️ Amir Safari), Johannes Dickbauer (© Julia Wesely)
Maximilian Oelz (©️ Maria Frodl), Michael Krenn (© Bubu Dujmic), Berndt Thurner (© PHACE)

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