19:30 Haus des Rundfunks

Mensch, Musik! #4 Wanderer or: My heart is on fire. A symphonic-literary collage

Kalima Vogt

“Wessen”

Valentin Silvestrov

Zwei Stücke aus “Kitsch-Musik” für Klavier

Alban Berg

Drei Lieder (Nr. 1, 4, 7) aus Sieben frühe Lieder für hohe Stimme und Orchester

Peter Huchel

“Exil”

Thomas Brasch

“Der Papiertiger”

Sarah Kirsch

“Reisezehrung”

Gustav Mahler

Drei Lieder aus “Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen” für Bariton und Orchester

Serhij Zhadij

“Der Cellist”

Torsten Rasch

“Seemann” aus dem Orchesterliederzyklus “Mein Herz brennt” auf Texte und Musik von Rammstein

RAMMSTEIN

“Seemann”

Valentin Silvestrov

Zwei Walzer für Klavier op. 153

Bertolt Brecht

“Gedanken über die Dauer des Exils”

Valentin Silvestrov

“Nachwort” (“Morgenserenade”) aus “Zwei Dialoge mit Nachwort” für Streichorchester und Klavier

Ingeborg Bachmann

“Exil”

David Robert Coleman

“Nachtstück” für Harfe

Franz Schreker

“Nachtstück” – Orchesterzwischenspiel aus der Oper “Der ferne Klang”

Gottfried Benn

“Menschen getroffen”

David Robert Coleman

Conductor

Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin

tauchgold

Textauswahl / Szenische Einrichtung

Katrien Baerts

soprano

Dietrich Henschel

Bassbariton

Valery Tscheplanowa

Rezitation

Elisaveta Blumina

Klavier

Maud Edenwald ép. Könczei

Harfe

— Due to the indisposition of Seth Carico, Dietrich Henschel kindly agreed to take over the baritone part of the evening —

Wandern, Wanderer, Wanderung – especially in German words with a romantic-internal sound that have found their way into symphonic music since the 19th century.
On this evening, David Robert Colemann conducts works by Gustav Mahler, Alban Berg, Franz Schreker, Torsten Rasch. The programme also includes the world premiere of his composition “Nachtstück” – a piece for solo harp.
The Ukrainian composer Valentyn Sylvestrov (born 1937) will perform his Bagatelles and Two Waltzes for Piano op. 153, among others, which he gave to the pianist Elisaveta Blumina. She will play these works on the evening. In 2022, Valentyn Sylvestrov fled from Putin’s war to Berlin – a forced migration. The artistic duo tauchgold takes up this entirely unromantic, political connotation of the word to expand the musical concept literarily. The Germany of the selected poems is that of the forced emigrants or immigrants. It is about flight out of Germany or into Germany, it is about external or internal exile.