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Artist in residence Jonathan Fournel touches the heart with his refined expression and unprecedented musicality. Winner of the Queen Elisabeth Competition 2021, he tells a story with the smallest nuances. At the Bösendorfer Imperial, he shines with Chopin's Grande Valse Brillante and Schubert's imposing Wanderer Fantasie. Beethoven and Medtner are also on the program. Fournel's piano playing excels in refinement and expression - every note exudes emotion and intensity. Don't miss this unique evening and experience one of the greatest pianists of this generation.

Georg Philipp Telemann wrote no less than forty passions and seven passion oratorios. After Telemann's dramatic Brockes-Passion, the Apollo Ensemble now ventures into his passion oratorio Seliges Erwägen des bitteren Leydens und Sterbens Jesu Christi. Unlike, for example, in Bach's St. Matthew Passion, Telemann wrote the sung text himself. As the scion of a preacher's family, he was well entrusted to do so. Using nine reflections, he takes you through the Passion with the most moving music. As always, the Apollo Ensemble will provide an impressive performance during the Passion period.

Step into the world of Spanish guitar with top guitarists Izhar Elias and Fernando Cordas. These virtuoso friends bring the Spanish guitar tradition to life on both historic and modern classical guitars. Rossini's scintillating overture "The Barber of Seville" immediately puts you in the right mood, as does Fernando Sor's masterpiece Les Deux Amis. Also on the program are equally elegant and fiery pieces by Scarlatti, Albéniz, Granados and De Falla. Finally, Izhar and Fernando will immerse you in the Sicilian atmosphere of Nino Rota's iconic film score The Godfather. Enjoy a unique evening full of Spanish passion and musical mastery. Be there!

With clarinetist Annelien van Wauwe, pianist Paloma Kouider and cellist Louis Rodde together on stage, it will be one big musical party. These three top soloists will play three top hits from the repertoire for clarinet, cello and piano. Beethoven can be heard from his most jovial side with his Gassenhauer Trio. Brahms then creates in his Clarinet Trio that typical autumnal atmosphere that you find in much of his late music. And Schumann serves up a musical fairy tale with his Fantasiestücke.