A vital foray from Bach to Piazzolla: Beethoven, Liebmann, tango, flamenco and jazz unite passion, virtuosity and humor - a panorama full of energy and musical diversity.

From Bach to Piazzolla, an exciting panorama unfolds: Beethoven's variations on Handel combine baroque order with classical virtuosity, Helene Liebmann's sonata surprises with lyrical power. Bragato and Piazzolla take you into the world of tango, while Jaffé's flamenco fantasy offers pure passion. Schulhoff's jazz etudes set humorous accents and demonstrate the diversity of musical forms of expression. An evening with plenty of vitality.

Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750
Adagio in A minor

Ludwig van Beethoven 1770-1827
12 Variations on a Theme from the Oratorio "Judas Maccabaeus" by G. Fr. Handel WoO 45

Helene Liebmann 1795-1869
Grande Sonata op. 11

Jose Bragato 1915-2017
Milontan (Tango)

Ramón Jaffé *1962    
Cante de pasión - Fantasia flamenca No. 2 for violoncello solo

Erwin Schulhoff 1894-1942
from the "5 Etudes de Jazz" for piano: Chanson, Tango & Toccata sur le Shimmy "Kitten on the keys" de Zez Confrey

Astor Piazzolla 1921-1992
Escualo

Performing:
Duo Jaffé & Gutman
Ramón Jaffé - violoncello
Monica Gutman - piano

Concerts without intermission. Program subject to change.

If booked in advance, the concert can be rounded off with an aperitif and a 3-course gourmet menu served by "Kauer Catering". Please let us know at info@klang.ch if you would like a vegetarian menu or have an allergy/intolerance - thank you.

The following fine menu will be served on this evening:

Rande baked in salt dough, burrata,
kumquat chutney, pistachios and honey
   ***
Strips of pink saddle of veal with
mulled wine shallot reduction
Celery mash and roasted vegetables
   ***
White chocolate mousse
with pineapple and mango

Aperitif & 3-course festive menu, incl. mineral water (discounts for children and young people). The price is due to the greater expense for the external catering and the rental of the Villa St. Charles Hall. It is a unique experience to be pampered with culinary delights in the Wienersaal and/or Gobelin Room.

How to get there: S3 or Voralpenexpress to Meggen Zentrum or bus 24 to the Kapelle stop; from there approx. 4-7 minutes' walk. By car (destination: Benzeholzstrasse 41): there are a limited number of parking spaces in front of St. Charles Hall; there are public parking spaces in the immediate vicinity of the parking facility (Fridolin-Hoferstrasse; along the lake, by the outdoor pool). The underground car park in the village center is also available (5 to 8 minutes' walk from there) via Kapelle / Benzeholzstrasse.


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