A choral evening amongst the symphony concerts
Voices
Symphony Concert
The Komische Oper Berlin boasts an opera choir of exceptional quality. While this may be attested to by awards like Opera Choir of the Year (Opernwelt magazine), you really need to come experience the full effect for yourself, with the choral soloists from the Komische Oper Berlin. Normally, they shine in stage productions from oratorios to jazz-age operettas, dancing with good cheer and acting with utmost commitment. But in this concert, all energies are focussed on their core expertise: producing an exquisite choral sound of the highest class. With great Romantic works of the genre from Alexander Zemlinsky and Erich Wolfgang to rarely heard pieces by Franz Schreker, under the guidance of Chorus Director David Cavelius.
ALEXANDER ZEMLINSKY [1871–1942]
Frühlingsglaube
FRANZ SCHREKER [1878–1934]
Der 116. Psalm
ALEXANDER ZEMLINSKY
Frühlingsbegräbnis
- Pause -
FRANZ SCHREKER
Der Holdestein
ERICH WOLFGANG KORNGOLD [1897–1957]
Tomorrow
FRANZ SCHREKER
Schwanengesang
Frühlingsglaube
FRANZ SCHREKER [1878–1934]
Der 116. Psalm
ALEXANDER ZEMLINSKY
Frühlingsbegräbnis
- Pause -
FRANZ SCHREKER
Der Holdestein
ERICH WOLFGANG KORNGOLD [1897–1957]
Tomorrow
FRANZ SCHREKER
Schwanengesang
Introductory talk 45 min before performance, in the foyer
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