SECRETS OF ROMANTIC NOVELLAS

Concert Program: - Robert Schumann — Cello Concerto in A minor (version for cello and piano), Op. 129 - Carl Maria von Weber — Grand Duo Concertant / Grand Concert Duo for clarinet and piano, Op. 48 - Robert Schumann — “Der Nussbaum” / “The Walnut Tree” (from Myrthen, Op. 25, No. 3) - Robert Schumann — “Mondnacht” / “Moonlit Night” (from Liederkreis, Op. 39, No. 5) - Franz Schubert — “Du bist die Ruh” / “You Are My Peace,” D 776 - Franz Schubert — “Gretchen am Spinnrade” / “Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel,” D 118 Performers: Ivan Kucher /cello/ Oleh Moroz /clarinet/ Vladyslava Pryimachuk /soprano/ Tetiana Voitekh /piano/ This program brings together works by German composers of the first half of the 19th century. Each of them resembles a small musical story unfolding within the realm of human emotion. In the Romantic era, such stories often took the form of a novella: concise, focused, and attentive to the subtlest movements of the soul. The music in this program exists in a similar space—where thought easily transforms into dream, and emotions acquire their own inner dramaturgy.

• Location:
  Kyiv House of Scientists
• In Program:
  Weber, Schubert, Schumann
• Performers:
  Ivan Kutcher /cello/ Tetiana Voytech /piano/ Oleg Moroz /clarinet/ Vladyslava Pryymachuk /mezzo-soprano/
• Duration:
  1 hours 20 minutes