Maria Hegele Mezzo-soprano
Thomas Selditz viola
Biliana Tzinlikova piano
Florian Mühlberger clarinet
Resonances
Romantic lieder and classical chamber music come together in the third concert of the cycle. The young mezzo-soprano Maria Hegele, winner of the International Haydn Singing Competition 2025, takes centre stage with works by Brahms, Schumann and Löffler. The second half of the concert will feature Mozart's Kegelstatt Trio and Bruch's romantic pieces - chamber music for clarinet, viola and piano in a colourful interplay.
Programme
Johannes Brahms
Two songs for an alto voice with viola and piano, Op. 91
Clara and Robert Schumann
Songs for mezzo-soprano and piano
Charles Martin Löffler
Quatre Poèmes for voice, viola and piano, Op. 5
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Trio in E flat major for piano, clarinet and viola, KV 498, "Kegelstatt Trio"
Max Bruch
Eight pieces for clarinet, viola and piano, Op. 83 (selection)
Founded by the pianist Biliana Tzinlikova, the violinist Klara Flieder and the cellist Christophe Pantillon, the Ehrbar Chamber Music Society (ECMS) has now established a clear artistic profile. This season's programme features familiar, already esteemed musicians as well as new names that add exciting perspectives to the series.
The promotion of young talent remains a central concern and an essential part of the artistic vision. Performers will include the multi-award-winning Austrian violinist Leonhard Baumgartner with duo partner Liam Dugelay and mezzo-soprano Maria Hegele, winner of the Haydn Singing Competition 2025.
The ECMS stands for stylistic diversity, artistic excellence and inspiring, friendly musical encounters on stage. The great standard literature of piano chamber music continues to shine at the centre of the concert series - enriched by rarities on the fringes of the established repertoire.
The Ehrbar Saal has become one of the most popular venues for the performance of top-class chamber music in Vienna, and the Ehrbar Chamber Music Society has become a centre of attraction for a discerning audience.
Organised by the Ehrbar Chamber Music Society. Tickets can be purchased via karten@ecms.at, https://shop.eventjet.at/de/ecms and at the box office from 18:00 (cash only) at the following prices: € 32 (normal price), € 12 (wheelchair users/seat ticket, people with disabilities, schoolchildren and students up to the age of 26), children up to the age of 10 are admitted free of charge.
This concert takes place in partnership with the Haydn Singing Competition Rohrau.
