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December 7, 2022 at 5:30 p.m

In preparation, the singer, composer and lyricist Ganna traveled through her homeland to visit regional archives and collect old traditional songs. “The journey took me through beautiful mountain landscapes in the Carpathians, to old churches, to small, atmospheric music festivals and to special people.” Then came the war and nothing was the same again. And the album “Home” she released last Friday became an expressive, poetic and powerful statement.

Ganna Gryniva came to Germany from Ukraine 20 years ago as a child, studied jazz singing in Weimar and philosophy in Leipzig. After several musical projects, also in Austria, the founding of the band Dyki Lys, her debut album with her quintet Ganna will be released in 2020. “Home” is the second album with this ensemble and tells a moving story about a country and its people that has been brutally destroyed since February 24th.

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December 4, 2022 at 8:15 am

Martin Schwab has been a member of the Burgtheater ensemble for 35 years. Martin Schwab celebrated his 85th birthday in November – and he’s still on stage – next Thursday, for example, at the premiere of Peter Handke’s new play “Zwietalk” at the Academy Theater in Vienna. “Poetry is the concentration of thoughts,” says Martin Schwab, “we need silence again. Positive changes only happen when we are calm.” Poems are “life food” for Martin Schwab and his wife Inga. Every day in the morning, at breakfast, I read my wife a short literary text or a poem,” says Schwab. For “Du Holde Kunst” Martin Schwab chose his favorite poems, poems from the 20th century, as Martin Schwab calls it – “Melange, which is also intended to stimulate thinking” We bring music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, Arvo Pärt, George Gershwin and Johann Strauss the Father to the poems selected and interpreted by Martin Schwab.

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In this program you will hear the following poems:

Kurt Tucholsky: “To the Audience”
Karl Kraus: “Dream of Flying”
Rainer Maria Rilke: “We don’t want to go without spirit, we don’t want to do without fervor”
Marie Luise Kaschnitz: “Hiroshima”
Ernst Jandl: “Jupiter uninhabited”
Ingeborg Bachmann: “Every day”
Peter Rühmkorf: “Stay shockable and resist”
Wolf Biermann: “Encouragement”
Wilhelm Busch: “Really, he was indispensable!”

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December 4, 2022 at 6:15 p.m

If you visit a zoo, you can see all sorts of things – be it the lively hustle and bustle of alert gibbons, the sleepy gaze of a panda or a piranha being fed. And yet a lot of what goes on in a zoo remains hidden from the eyes of the guests.

A lot goes on behind the scenes so that a zoo can show itself from its best side day after day and the animals are happy. Animals are medically treated and cared for, press photos are taken, enclosures are cleaned or even rebuilt. International breeding programs are managed, complex animal transports are organized, flower troughs and wooden benches are renewed. In order for all tasks to be fulfilled, from entertainment to species conservation, many cogs have to turn in the background.

“Moment am Sonntag” takes a closer look at the zoo concept based on the zoos in Schönbrunn and Salzburg and looks at what happens before the gates open to guests in the morning.

Design: Miriam Steiner

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Composer: Alexander Kusmitsch Wustin/ 1943-2020
Title: “Lament” (1974)
Soloist: Leif Ove Andsnes/ Piano
Length: 03:15 min
Label: Publisher: Soviet Composers

Composer: Leos Janácek/1854-1928
Title: “The Premonition”/ 1st movement from the Sonata: October 1, 1905 “Off the Street”
Soloist: Leif Ove Andsnes/ Piano
Length: 05:13 min
Label: G. Henle

Composer: Leos Janácek/1854-1928
Title: “Death”/ 2nd movement from the Sonata: October 1, 1905 “From the Street”
Soloist: Leif Ove Andsnes/ Piano
Length: 06:44 min
Label: G. Henle

Composer: Valentin Silvestrov/born 1937
Title: Bagatelle op. 1 No. 3 (2005-2006)
Soloist: Leif Ove Andsnes/ Piano
Length: 03:54 min
Label: M. P. Belaieff Mainz

Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven/ 1770-1827
Title: Piano Sonata No. 31 in A flat major, Op.110
* Moderato cantabile, very expressive – 1.Satz
* Allegro molto – 2.Satz
* Slow, but not too much. Fugue: Allegro, but not too much – 3.Satz
Soloist: Leif Ove Andsnes/ Piano
Length: 18:53 min
Label: Publisher: Henle

Composer: Antonin Dvorak/1841-1904
Title: Poetic Mood Pictures op. 85 (1889)
* Nocturnal route
* Tändelei
* At the old castle
* Spring song
* Peasant ballad
* Wailing Commemoration
* A dance/ Furiant- allegro feroce
* Koboldstanz
* Serenade
* Bacchanale
* I would applaud
* Am Heldengrabe
* On the Holy Mountain
Soloist: Leif Ove Andsnes/ Piano
Length: 53:17 min
Label: Henle

Composer: Harald Saeverud/ 1897-1992
Title: “Ballad of Rebellion” from: “Tones and Dances from Siljust Oil” op. 22
Soloist: Leif Ove Andsnes/ Piano
Length: 03:21 min
Label: Musik- Huset, A/S- Oslo

Composer: Fédéric Chopin/ 1810-1849
Title: Mazurka op. 30/4 in
Soloist: Leif Ove Andsnes/ Piano
Length: 03:35 min
Label: Henle

Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Title: Quartet for Piano, Violin, Viola and Violoncello No.1 in G Minor
* Allegro – 1st movement
* Andante – 2nd movement
* Rondo. Allegro moderato – 3rd movement
Soloist: Leif Ove Andsnes / Piano
Solist/Solistin: Matthew Truscott / Violine
Solist/Solistin: Joel Hunter / Viola
Soloist: Frank-Michael Guthmann / cello
Length: 25:17 min
Label: Sony Music 19439742462 (2 CD)

Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven/1770-1827
* Rondo. Allegro – 3rd movement (00:08:29)
Title: Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No.1 in C major Op.15
piano concert
Soloist: Leif Ove Andsnes / piano and conductor
Orchester: Mahler Chamber Orchestra
Length: 08:37 min
Label: Sony Classical/Sony Music 88725420582

Composer: Robert Schumann 1810 – 1856
Title: No.4 Petitioning Child
Complete title: CHILDREN’S SCENES, op.15 – 13 pieces for piano
Soloist: Leif Ove Andsnes
Performer(s): Leif Ove ANDSNES Born 7.4.1970 Karmoy, Norway
Length: 00:58 min
Label: EMI 6983602

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