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June 26 – July 26
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June 26 – July 26
IS THERE A SECRET FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE STYRIARTE
Festival? No, on the contrary, the recipe is very simple: take
Nikolaus Harnoncourt, one of the few real super stars in the
world of conductors, and invite him to return to his home city
every summer to realise projects that are close to his heart: the
rediscovery of grand music which has faded under the dust of
routine and habit. Take the most beautiful venues Graz has to
offer, from the magnificent Eggenberg Castle with its splendid
park areas to the Helmut List concert hall with its advanced
technical facilities and superb acoustics. And orchestrate a
series of concerts around the central figure of Harnoncourt
where the crème de la crème of international concerts podiums produce extraordinary music in a sometimes unusual and
surprising manner.
Each year’s festival takes place under a specific theme. The
2015 styriarte Festival has taken up the smiley symbol for
coining this year’s motto: “… and laughed”. Humour and wit
are obviously in the centre of this year’s programme. And they
can be as diverse as the festival’s programme, sometimes as
exuberant as in Rossini’s buffonesque opera “The Barber of
Seville”, sometimes as subtle as in Erasmus of Rotterdam’s
“The Praise of Folly”, which is taken up by the Catalan musical
magician Jordi Savall in one extraordinary evening. Nikolaus
Harnoncourt himself builds the greatest arc of suspense, starting with Beethoven’s majestic “Missa solemnis” and finishing
with Haydn’s mischievous Symphony No. 97.
On the following pages you will find a selection of our programme.
You can find the whole programme in English on www.styriarte.com.
Or order our detailed brochure (only in German) via
telephone 0043.316.825000 or via e-mail [email protected].
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Friday, June 26 – Graz Schlossberg, 6pm
… und lachte
Opening of the styriarte festival 2015
with very cheerful starters to the 2015 styriarte programme and as a finale:
“A Little Nightmare Music” with Igudesman & Joo (Kasematten stage, 8.30pm)
Netnakisum, Vokalensemble Lalá, Igudesman & Joo etc.
Fest on the Schlossberg: free of charge
Prices for the finale at the Kasematten stage: EUR 46 / 34 / 18
Saturday, June 27 – Monastery St. Lambrecht, 6pm
Der Name der Rose
Texts from Umberto Eco’s novel “The Name of the Rose”
music from the 14th century in Italy (Francesco Landini a. o.)
chorales and early polyphony
Ensemble Santenay
Wiener Choralschola
Michael Dangl, reading
Price: EUR 46
Saturday, June 27 & Sunday, June 28 – Stefaniensaal, 8pm
Dvo∏ák pur
Nikolaus Harnoncourt presents Dvo∏ák’s “Golden Spinning Wheel”
and the Symphony no. 8 in a lecture-concert
Chamber Orchestra of Europe
Conductor: Nikolaus Harnoncourt
Prices: EUR 125 / 100 / 75 / 50 / 25
Tuesday, June 30 – Orpheum, 8pm
Scherzi musicali
Scenes from Monteverdi’s “Scherzi musicali” and operas, scherzos & canzonettes
by Manrini and others – an evening full of erotically charged humour
La Venexiana
Prices: EUR 46 / 34 / 18
Wednesday, July 1 & Thursday, July 2 – Seifenfabrik Graz, 8pm
Yitzhak: und Gott lachte
Jewish humour and the music of the Klezmorim: Music can save lives –
and so can humour!
Giora Feidman, clarinet
Gitanes Blondes
Miguel Herz-Kestranek, reading
Prices: EUR 46 / 34 / 18
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Fri, July 3, Tue, July 7, 7pm & Sun, July 5, 11am – Helmut List
Halle
Der Barbier von Sevilla
The opera of the styriarte Festival 2015, by Rossini (German version from 1819)
Marie Friederike Schöder, Daniel Johannsen, Miljenko Turk,
Josef Wagner, Ludwig Mittelhammer, Bibiana Nwobilo a. o.
styriarte Festspiel-Orchester
Conductor: Michael Hofstetter
Scenic arrangements: Peer Boysen
Prices: EUR 90 / 70 / 50 / 32 / 21
Saturday, July 4 – Freilichtmuseum Stübing, 6pm
(in case of rain on July 5) end at c. 10pm
Mit’n Kopf zsamm …
A small baroque court society looks for fun in the Stübing valley. A cheerful
group of farmers see their behaviour as an opportunity for a delightful parody.
Neue Hofkapelle Graz / Citoller Tanzgeiger
Adrian Schvarzstein, factotum, a. o.
Price: EUR 33
Sat, July 4, Sun, July 5 & Mon, July 6 – Stefaniensaal, 8pm
Missa solemnis
Beethoven’s “Missa solemnis” in the original sounds of the Concentus Musicus
Laura Aikin, Bernarda Fink, Johannes Chum, Ruben Drole
Arnold Schoenberg Chor / Concentus Musicus Wien
Conductor: Nikolaus Harnoncourt
Prices: EUR 150 / 120 / 90 / 60 / 25
Wednesday, July 8 – Stefaniensaal, 8pm
Das Grab ist meine Freude
Songs for chorus by Schubert and Brahms from sad to ironic in a luxury sound
Arnold Schoenberg Chor / Direction: Erwin Ortner
Prices: EUR 46 / 34 / 18
Frid, July 10, 8pm & Sun, July 12, 11am – Helmut List Halle
Eulenspiegeleien
The affable jesters of world literature on one stage – from Mendelssohn’s
“Midsummernight’s Dream” to HK Gruber’s hit “Frankenstein!!”
to Strauss’s “Till Eulenspiegel”
HK Gruber, chansonnier / styriarte Festspiel-Orchester
Conductor: Michael Hofstetter
Prices: EUR 62 / 50 / 40 / 30 / 18
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Tuesday, July 14 – Stefaniensaal, 8pm
The Joke
Haydn: String quartet in E flat major, op. 33/2, “The Joke” & in G major, op. 77/1
Mozart: String quartet in E flat major, K 428
Quatuor Mosaïques
Prices: EUR 46 / 34 / 18
Wednesday, July 15 – Helmut List Halle, 7pm
Rossini.SOAP
Cheerful chamber music, ariettas and opera scenes by Gioachino Rossini
Stendhal and Mendelssohn tell the story of the master from Pesaro
Chen Reiss, soprano / Stephanie Houtzeel, mezzo soprano
Maria Bader-Kubizek & Markus Hoffmann, violins
Christophe Coin, violoncello / Georg Kroneis, double bass
Stefan Gottfried, fortepiano / N.N., reading
Prices: EUR 60 / 42 / 21
Thursday, July 16 – Seifenfabrik Graz, 8pm
Vom lieben Augustin
Viennese music and texts about the Viennese, who faces death with laughter.
An evening with literature and music at the Seifenfabrik
Agnes Palmisano, vocals & her Schrammelensemble
Gregor Seberg, reading
Prices: EUR 46 / 34 / 18
Friday, July 17 – Helmut List Halle, 8pm
Leben ist immer lebensgefährlich
A “roller-coaster ride with music and poetry” through Kästner’s “13 Months”
with music by Beethoven, Schumann, Schubert and others
Markus Schirmer, piano
Wolfram Berger, reading
Prices: EUR 46 / 34 / 18
Saturday, July 18 – Helmut List Halle, 7pm
Mozart.SOAP
Mozart: A Musical Joke, K 522 and other amusing chamber music and songs
by Mozart / Reading from Mozart’s letters and early biographies
Sophie Karthäuser, soprano / Stefan Gottfried, fortepiano
Soloists of the Hofkapelle München
Direction: Rüdiger Lotter, violin
Johannes Silberschneider, reading
Prices: EUR 60 / 42 / 21
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Tuesday, July 21 – Helmut List Halle, 8pm
Musica ricercata
A European panorama of sarcastic humour from Prokofiev to Ligeti
Pierre-Laurent Aimard & Tamara Stefanovich, piano
Prices: EUR 46 / 34 / 18
Wednesday, July 22 – Helmut List Halle, 7pm
Ligeti.SOAP
Ligeti: music from “Le Grand Macabre”, Poème Symphonique, chamber music,
piano pieces / Reading from “Le Grand Macabre” and other texts by Ligeti
Marie Friederike Schöder, soprano
Soloists of the styriarte Festspiel-Orchester
Conductor: Michael Hofstetter
Johanna Wokalek, reading
Prices: EUR 60 / 42 / 21
Thursday, July 23 – Helmut List Halle, 8pm
Ridente la calma
Mozart-Symphonies / Castrato arias by Mozart, Mysliveµek and Sacchini
masterly sung by a gorgeous voice
Valer Sabadus, countertenor / recreationBAROCK
Conductor: Michael Hofstetter
Prices: EUR 62 / 50 / 40 / 30 / 18
Friday, July 24 – Stefaniensaal, 8pm
Musicall Humors
Tobias Hume: Musicall Humors (1605)
Jordi Savall, viola da gamba
Prices: EUR 46 / 34 / 18
Saturday, July 25 – Helmut List Halle, 7pm
Dvo∏ák & Schwejk.SOAP
Dvo∏ák: piano trio in E minor, Slavonic Dances, Humoresques & Moravian duets
/ Reading from Jaroslav Hašek’s “The Good Soldier Švejk”
Simona Šaturová, soprano / Dvo∏ák Trio
Heinz Marecek, reading
Prices: EUR 60 / 42 / 21
Sunday, July 26 – Helmut List Halle, 8pm
Lob der Torheit
Erasmus of Rotterdam’s “The Praise of Folly” and music from the same era
La Capella Reial de Catalunya / Hespèrion XXI / Jordi Savall
Prices: EUR 60 / 42 / 21
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TICKETS
Ticket reservations will be processed in the order in which we
receive them. You can make a reservation for tickets by phone or
via e-mail, telefax or buy them online on our website. You may pay
in cash, with a payment form, credit card (VISA, Diners Club, Mastercard) or with your cash card. Opening hours in our ticket centre: Monday – Friday, 10-18 (during the festival also Saturday, 10-17).
REDUCTIONS AND LAST-MINUTE TICKETS
Information about reduced tickets is available in our ticket centre
and on our homepage. Pupils and students up to 27 have the opportunity to purchase half-price tickets at the evening box office.
HOW DO I GET MY TICKETS?
You can pick up your tickets at our ticket centre or at the evening
box office, which opens one hour before the start of the concert.
We are also happy to send you your tickets via registered mail for
EUR 4,– of shipping charges.
BUS and TAXI
For concerts outside of Graz we offer a shuttle bus service: the bus
leaves in front of the Opera house (Franz-Graf-Allee), return journey after the concert. Reservation required (+43 316 825 000)! Our
taxi partner 878 will take you home after the concert for EUR 5,–
within the city of Graz. Please sign up for this service at the shared
taxi counter.
SERVICE E-MAIL and NEWSLETTER
One day before the concert you will receive a service e-mail informing you about all important matters for an enjoyable event. Our
monthly newsletter provides you with the latest news about our
programme. Please subscribe on our website.
CHANGES
Changes in the programme or the cast are sometimes unavoidable.
We will try to immediately inform you about any changes of this
kind via our service e-mail and on our website. Changes in the programme or the cast do not entitle you to return your tickets.
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