Mahler Festival: Chianti Ensemble with Mahler and more
The Piano Quartet is Mahler's only remaining chamber work. The Chianti Ensemble pairs this work with pieces by Webern and Dvořák in this special performance for the Mahler Festival in the Concertgebouw. Note: Tickets will go on sale on 1 June 2024.
Mahler Festival: Chianti Ensemble with Mahler and more
Chianti Ensemble
In the Recital Hall this week, you will hear the 'other side' of Mahler: works for just a few musicians. In two Sunday Morning Concerts, these come together with those of Mahler's contemporaries and friends. Today, the Chianti Ensemble performs, among others, the Piano Quartet, Mahler's only remaining chamber work.
Piano Quartet
Mahler wrote his Piano Quartet as a teenager. Certainly, by Mahler's standards, it is very romantic, Schumannesque - and unfinished. A first movement is complete, but only a few bars of the scherzo exist. His widow, Alma Mahler, recovered the piece in the 1960s. The Chianti Ensemble, operating from the Netherlands, consists of five internationally sought-after soloists and today performs Mahler's quartet alongside pieces by Webern and Dvořák.
Mahler Festival
From 9 to 18 May 2025, Het Concertgebouw is organizing a major Mahler Festival for the third time. After the Mahler Festivities in 1920 and 1995, all of Mahler's symphonies will be heard again in the Main Hall. Among others, they will be performed by the Budapest Festival Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Concertgebouw Orchestra, which was once conducted by Mahler himself. A selection of top soloists and choirs, led by conductors such as Iván Fischer and Jaap van Zweden, devote themselves to these monumental works. More information about the Mahler Festival can be found here.
Amsterdam 750
On 27 October 2025, Amsterdam will celebrate its 750th anniversary, marking a year-long celebration. Starting on 27 October 2024, a jubilee year full of activities for all Amsterdammers begins.
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Amsterdam 750
On 27 October 2025, Amsterdam will be celebrating its 750th birthday. During the 12-month lead-up to this momentous milestone, the city is going all out. The festival year kicks off on 27 October 2024, filled with various activities from small neighbourhood get-togethers to major cultural events
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