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Violin recital on 03.10.2023
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Welcome to Keresztes Artists
«Music is higher than all wisdom and philosophy» – Ludwig van Beethoven.
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Last Concert: 07.09.2023
Ingeborg Danz & Michael Gees
Keresztes Artists presents
Dear friends of classical music!
We are very pleased that we can continue our concert series AEGERI CONCERTS, which was launched in 2022, in 2023. Thanks to you, our sponsor, the Porschezentrum Oberer Zürichsee and the municipality of Unterägeri, we can look back on a successful first concert year. Many thanks to you!
Also this year we were able to engage 7 outstanding musicians from 6 nations between 25 and 75 years of age, who will present us not only works by well-known composers but also lesser known but extremely exciting works.
The legendary Rudolf Buchbinder will open the AEGERI CONCERTS on 20.06.23.
The second evening will be dedicated to the song recital "Schöne Fremde" with contralto Ingeborg Danz & pianist Michael Gees. On 3.10. we are looking forward to the young hip French violinist Esther Abrami and her pianist, who will also play works of less known composers. The Chinese pianist Claire Huangci will present "A Study in Preludes" with preludes by Chopin and Rachmaninov for the 150th anniversary of Rachmaninov's birth.
Our series will close with our "Young Pianist", the Ukrainian Andry Dragan, living in Switzerland, who will captivate us with works by Ukrainian composers.
All concerts have a maximum length of 70 minutes without intermission, followed by a discussion with the artists in the foyer of the Aegerihalle. As a welcome before each concert, we cordially invite you to an apero (drinks).
Let us take you on an exciting and inspiring journey on the piano in all its diversity with our top-class artists.
We are looking forward to seeing you!
With warm greetings
Your Sabina Keresztes
News
09 / 2023
Intimate song recital in the great hall
The well-filled Ägerihalle was the setting for the Lieder evening with Ingeborg Danz, alto, and Michael Gees, piano. The focus was on well-known works of the Romantic period.
