Wittlicher Konzerte:Julian Prégardien (Tenor) & Daniel Heide (Klavier)

Julian Prégardien (tenor) & Daniel Heide (piano) - "Song Evening"

With his cycle created in 1816, Beethoven composed the first cohesive song sequence in music history. The six songs unite longing, memory, and hope into an intimate musical acknowledgment of an unreachable distant beloved. Schubert's setting of Mayrhofer's poem portrays an image of a person moving between a connection to nature and existential loneliness.

Julian Prégardien imparts special depth to these songs with his clear, expressive voice, his stylistic versatility, and his nuanced text interpretation. His performance combines lyrical expressiveness, dramatic intensity, precision, and artistic sovereignty.

At the piano, Daniel Heide accompanies, one of the most distinguished song pianists of his generation. The musician born in Weimar received his training at the Hochschule für Musik Franz Liszt and shaped his artistic profile through international concert activities, close collaboration with renowned singers, and the founding of the "Lyrical Salon."

Start: 7.00 p.m.