Chiara Caterina Bammer violin
Isabella Zeisner Cello, Klavier
Marco Basili Korrepetition

Programme

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Violinkonzert Nr. 5 in A-Dur, KV 219

II. Adagio

III. Rondeau. Tempo di Menuetto

Lili Boulanger

Nocturne for violin and piano

Johannes Brahms

Sonate für Violine und Klavier, „FAE Sonate“

III. Scherzo

Reinhold Glière

8 Pieces, Op. 39

I. Prelude

IV. Canzonetta

VII. Scherzo

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Johann Sebastian Bach

Präludium und Fuge in d-moll, BWV 851

Suite für Violoncello Nr. 2 in d-moll, BWV 1008

I. Prélude

Györgi Ligeti

Capriccio Nr. 2, „Allegro robusto“

Sonate für Violoncello

I. Dialogue

Joseph Haydn

Klaviersonate in C-Dur, Hob.XVI:50

II. Adagio

Violoncellokonzert in C-Dur, Hob.VIIb:1

I. Moderato

Johan Halvorsen

Passacaglia in g-moll (nach G.F. Händels Keyboard Suite Nr. 7 in g-moll, HWV 432, VI. Passacaille ), Arr. für Violine und Cello

For the musicians, this concert marks a threshold between a formative chapter of life and new artistic horizons. The program serves as both a reflection and a departure:
a musical journey through works that have accompanied, inspired, and shaped them over the past years. Furthermore, the selection reflects their curiosity to explore lesser-known compositions and to bring diverse musical perspectives into dialogue with one another.
Chiara Caterina Bammer received her first violin lessons at the age of five and is currently a student of Barna Kobori. She is a multi-award winner of the prima la musica competition at both the state and national levels, appearing as both a soloist and chamber musician. In April 2026, she won the international Viva Violin Wettbewerb in Sofia, Bulgaria. Starting in September 2026, Chiara Caterina Bammer will continue her musical studies at the Royal College of Music in London.
Isabella Zeisner began playing the cello at the age of nine and has been studying with Christophe Pantillon since 2021. At the age of ten, she discovered her passion for the piano and has been studying with Simon Kessler for the past year. She is a multi-award winner of the prima la musica competition at the state and national levels in the solo and chamber music categories.
Isabella Zeisner and Chiara Caterina Bammer have performed together extensively for several years in various ensembles, most notably as a piano trio and as a duo. In June 2025, they were prize winners at the international Trame Sonore Chamber Music Contest & Meeting in Mantua This concert is an expression of their shared musical evolution, their friendship, and their joy in making music – and a gesture of gratitude to all those who have supported them on this path.

Organised by Patricia Bammer-SuppanAdmission: suggested donationn, free choice of seats, no reservations.