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Wenn Asya Fateyeva und die "lautten compagney BERLIN" die größten ABBA-Hits mit Kompositionen von Jean-Philippe Rameau kombinieren, vergisst man, dass rund 250 Jahre zwischen Barock und Pop liegen. Die musikalischen Gemeinsamkeiten sind stärker – von originellen und eingängigen Melodien bis hin zu mitreißenden Tanzrhythmen.
„A sensation for the music world.“
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Asya Fateyeva, SaxophonThomas Cornelius, OrgelNDR VokalensembleKlaas Stok, Dirigent
ProgrammWerke von Claudio Monteverdi, Giovanni Gabrieli, Gesualdo di Venosa, Márton Illés u. a.
Asya Fateyeva, SaxophonThomas Cornelius, OrgelNDR VokalensembleKlaas Stok, Dirigent
ProgrammWerke von Claudio Monteverdi, Giovanni Gabrieli, Gesualdo di Venosa, Márton Illés u. a.
Asya Fateyeva, SaxophonAvi Avital, MandolineVenice Baroque OrchestraMassimo Raccanelli, Dirigent
ProgrammVivaldi: »Die vier Jahreszeiten« sowie Werke für Saxophon, Mandoline und Orchester
Asya Fateyeva, SaxophonAvi Avital, MandolineVenice Baroque OrchestraMassimo Raccanelli, Dirigent
ProgrammVivaldi: »Die vier Jahreszeiten« sowie Werke für Saxophon, Mandoline und Orchester
Asya Fateyeva, SaxophonMatthias Loibner, DrehleierBo Wiget, CelloEmil Kuyumcuyan, Vibraphon und Darbuka
Programm»An die Liebe« – Provenzalische und maurische Melodien und Weisen aus dem frühen Mittelalter
Asya Fateyeva, SaxophonMatthias Loibner, DrehleierBo Wiget, CelloEmil Kuyumcuyan, Vibraphon und Darbuka
Programm»An die Liebe« – Provenzalische und maurische Melodien und Weisen aus dem frühen Mittelalter
Asya Fateyeva, SaxophonLuise Enzian, BarockharfeThor-Harald Johnsen, Laute
ProgrammWerke von Caccini, Strozzi, Dowland und Lana del Rey
Asya Fateyeva, SaxophonLuise Enzian, BarockharfeThor-Harald Johnsen, Laute
ProgrammWerke von Caccini, Strozzi, Dowland und Lana del Rey
Programme:
A combination of saxophone, cello, hurdy-gurdy, vibraphone and the Arabic drum darbuka. Together, the musicians present a fascinating programme in which Occitan sounds from the 12th and 13th centuries are combined with contemporary techniques.
Asya Fateyeva - saxophone
Matthias Loibner - hurdy-gurdy
Bo Wiget - cello
Emil Kuyumcuyan - vibraphone, darbuka
Programme:
Symphony Concert No. 8
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Serenade No. 13 for Strings in G major KV 525, Eine kleine Nachtmusik
Edward Gregson: Saxophone Concerto
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6 in B minor op. 74, Pathétique
Andreas Hotz - conductor
Soloist: Asya Fateyeva - saxophone
Programme:
Saxophonist Asya Fateyeva and cellist Bo Wiget explore musical spaces together - beyond stylistic categories. Improvisation meets composed structure, sonic fragments weave themselves into narratives. Based on works and fragments from Bach to Bartók, they provide a new perspective on familiar musical landscapes.
Programme:
How do you describe the style of one of the most innovative and, in the best sense of the word, most individual oud virtuosos of our time? Perhaps with this comparison: listening to his music is like looking at a seemingly endless series of filigree miniatures through a microscope - the breathtaking beauty lies in the variety of details, without drama or grand gestures. In the first half of the concert, Issam Rafea takes us into this, his musical world, before he then meets the young saxophonist Asya Fateyeva, who is currently exploring the role of her instrument in classical music anew, in a programme created especially for the Morgenland Festival.
Issam Rafea - Oud (Arabic lute)
Asya Fateyeva - saxophone
Programme:
Mozart: Divertimento in F major KV 138
Schumann: Piano Quintet in E flat major op. 44
Poulenc: Sonata for clarinet and piano
Say: Piano trio ‘Space Jump’, String Quartet op. 29, Suite for alto saxophone and piano
Sabine Meyer - clarinette
Asya Fateyeva - saxophone
Fazil Say - piano
Goldmund Quartett
Programme:
Mozart: Divertimento in F major KV 138
Schumann: Piano Quintet in E flat major op. 44
Poulenc: Sonata for clarinet and piano
Say: Piano trio ‘Space Jump’, String Quartet op. 29, Suite for alto saxophone and piano
Sabine Meyer - clarinette
Asya Fateyeva - saxophone
Fazil Say - piano
Goldmund Quartett
Programme:
Love in all its facets takes centre stage in this concert. The married couple Asya Fateyeva and Stephan Simonian take us on an emotional journey through sound - from tender longing to dramatic intensity with works by Robert Schumann, the Mendelssohns and Sergei Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet Suite.
Programme:
‘Hidden Treasures’ - Works by Johann Nepomuk Hummel, Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Gabriel Fauré and others.
Fine Arts Quartet
Ralph Evans - violinEfim Boico - violinGil Sharon - violaNiklas Schmidt - cello
Mark Gothóni - Violin
Anna Kreetta Gribajcevic - viola
Arto Noras - cello
Jens Bomhardt - bass
Asya Fateyeva - şaxofone
Diana Ketler - piano
„The young Asya Fateyeva plays alto saxophone so elegantly and masterfully that the beauty of the sound she conjures in Debussy's Rhapsody for Saxophone and Piano enchants everyone.“
