FASCINATING FUSION OF JAZZ AND CLASSICAL MUSIC
JEAN-GUIHEN QUEYRAS & FRIENDS
Tickets at a prize of 15 € for goncert goers until the age of 30 (subject of availability)
Technical perfection, precise tone, and a firm focus on the music itself characterize the artistic work of Jean-Guihen Queyras. The versatile cellist presents a rarely heard facet of his instrument: the cello and jazz music. Invisible Stream encapsulates what connects people and music across stylistic and aesthetic boundaries. Under this title, the French artist, who was born in Canada, and his three fellow musicians—all leading figures in classical music and jazz—creates a musical feast. Through improvisation, a dialogue unfolds between the music of Raphaël Imbert and works by Franz Schubert, Richard Wagner and Ornette Coleman. The perfect venue for this musical adventure is the TheaterRunie St. Pauli in Dresden's Hechtviertel district, renovated in 2011/12 and topped with a glass roof. It has quickly become one of Dresden's most exciting performance venues —urban, atmospheric and unique.
JEAN-GUIHEN QUEYRAS CELLO
RAPHAËL IMBERT SAXOPHONE AND COMPOSITION
PIERRE-FRANÇOIS BLANCHARD PIANO
SONNY TROUPÉ PERCUSSION
»Invisible Stream«
Sergei ProkofjewAlexander Nevski. Cantata Op. 78
Bernard HermannCarlotta’s Portrait
Franz SchubertMeeres Stille D. 216
Sonny Troupé Romance
Sergei ProkofjewLieutenant Kijé. Symphonic Suite Op. 60
Gaetano DonizettiUna furtiva lagrimafrom the Opera L'elisir d'amore
CarlaBley Lawns
Raphaël Imbert Suite élégiaque
Pierre-François BlanchardPré Vert
Tickets at a prize of 15 € for goncert goers until the age of 30 (subject of availability)
7.30 pm
TheaterRuine St. Pauli
