Gustav Mahler Music Weeks 1999
16.07. – 24.07.1999
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Artistic director: Josef Lanz
Mahler protocol and Record Prize: Attila Csampai
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Friday, July 16
6 pm Kulturzentrum Grand Hotel
Opening of the Festival
9 pm Altschluderbach / composer’s hut
Uri Cain, piano
Mark Feldman, violin
Gustav Mahler: Kindertotenlieder; Des Knaben Wunderhorn; Symphony n. 9 (Adagio)
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Saturday, July 17
11 am Spiegelsaal / Grand Hotel
Lecture: Iso Camartin
"Fin de Siècle" - unser "Fin de siècle": Ästhetik an der Schwelle der Zeiten”
4 pm Spiegelsaal / Grand Hotel
Movie about Mahler’s Sixt by Adrian Marthaler
afterwards
Andrea Meuli and Attila Csampai talk with the author Reinmar Wagner
9 pm Gustav Mahler Hall / Grand Hotel
Wiener Jeunesse Orchester
Herbert Böck, conductor
Gustav Mahler: Symphony N.1 D major
Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance N.5 G minor
Antonin Dvorák: Slavic Dance N.8 G minor
Johann Strauß: Kaiserwalzer
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Sunday, July 18
11 am Spiegelsaal / Grand Hotel
Lecture: Dietmar Holland
"Mahlers Toblacher Sinfonie im Spiegel ihrer Interpreten"
5 pm Spiegelsaal / Grand Hotel
International Record Prize "Toblacher Komponierhäuschen 1999“
Jury: Dietmar Holland, Munich; Norman Lebrecht, London; Thomas Voigt, Cologne; Reinmar Wagner, Basel
President: Attila Csampai, Munich
9 pm Gustav Mahler Hall / Grand Hotel
Uri Caine Jazz Ensemble
Robert Schumann: Dichterliebe
Gustav Mahler, from: Kindertotenlieder / Das Lied von der Erde / Rückertlieder
Des Knaben Wunderhorn / Symphony n. 1, 4 and 9
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Monday, July 19
9 pm Gustav Mahler Hall / Grand Hotel
Nikolai Demidenko, piano
Ludwig van Beethoven: Diabelli Variations C major, op.120
Franz Liszt: Valse à Capriccio
(after 2 themes from Lucia and Parisina by Donizetti, S 401)
Franz Liszt: Ballade N.2 B minor, G 171
Franz Liszt: Etudes N.5 "La chasse" and N.3 "La campanella"
(after Paganini, S 140)
Franz Liszt: Rigoletto-Paraphrase after Verdi, G 424
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Tuesday, July 20
9 pm Gustav Mahler Hall/ Grand Hotel
Quartetto Prometeo
Robert Schumann: String Quartet A major, op.41 N.3
Igor Stravinsky: Concertino
Alfred Schnittke: Kanon
Maurice Ravel: String Quartet G minor
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Wednesday, July 21
9 pm church Toblach
Claudio Astronio, organ
Johann Kuhnau: Toccata A major "Der Streit zwischen David und Goliath"
Johann Sebastian Bach: "Allein Gott in der Hoeh sei Ehr", BWV 676
Johann Sebastian Bach: Fantasie und Fuge G minor, BWV 542
Luigi Cherubini: Sonata per l'organo a cilindro
Gaetano Valerj: Siciliana
Vincenzo Petrali: Sonata finale
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Thursday, July 22
9 pm Gustav Mahler Hall / Grand Hotel
Quintett Wien
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Divertimento F major, K.213
Carl Nielsen: Quintett, op.43
Alexander Zemlinsky: "Humoreske (Rondo')
Jeno Takacs: "Serenade nach Altgrazer Kontretänzen"
Johann Schrammel: "Wien bleibt Wien!" Marsch
Johann Strauß (father): "Damen-Souvenir-Polka", op.236
Johann Strauß (son): "Neue Pizzicato-Polka", op.449
Johann Strauß (son): "Künstler-Leben-Walzer", op.316
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Friday, July 23
9 pm Gustav Mahler Hall / Grand Hotel
Haydnorchester von Bozen und Trient
Christoph Eberle, conductor
Garbriele Erhard, mezzo soprano
Werner Pirchner: "Aus meinen Komponierhäuschen...", PW 95 (premiere)
Gustav Mahler, from: "Rückert-Lieder":
"Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder" - "Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen"
Gustav Mahler, from: "Des Knaben Wunderhorn":
"Verlorne Müh" - "Rheinlegendchen" - "Wo die schönen Trompeten blasen"
Hubert Stuppner: "Klezmer-Tänze" (premiere)
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Saturday, July 24
5 pm Niederdorf, Church St.Magdalena im Moos
Peter Waldner, organ
Jan Pieterzoon Sweelinck: Ballo del Granduca
Hans Leo Hassler: Canzon
Heinrich Scheidemann: "Benedicam Domino"
Giovanni Picchi: Ballo Ongaro (from: intavolatura di balli, 1621)
Girolamo Frescobaldi, from: il primo libro di toccate, 1637: Balletto & Ciaccona
Girolamo Frescobaldi, from: Fiori musicali, 1635: Bergamasca
Bernardo Pasquini, Bergamasca
Gregorio Strozzi, from: Capricci da sonare cembali et organi, 1687: Mascara sonata e ballata da più Bernardo Storace, from: Selva di varie composizioni per cembalo ed organo, 1664: Ballo della Battaglia
Severin Schwaighofer, Toccata & Canzon Secundi toni
Johann Caspar Kerll: Battaglia
Georg Muffat, from: Apparatus musico-organisticus, 1690: Ciaccona
Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer, from: Musicalischer Parnassus, 1738: Suite Calliope
9 pm Gustav Mahler Haal / Grand Hotel
Streichakademie Bozen
conducting: Frieder Bernius
Claudia Strenkert, horn
James Tylor, tenor
Benjamin Britten: Serenade for tenor, horn and strings, op.31
Arnold Schönberg: "Verklärte Nacht", op.4
