Autumn Leaves - Festival Chamber Music Lake Constance

Brahms blossomed during the summers he spent in Thun from 1886 to 1888. Some of his most beautiful works were composed here, including the Violin Sonata in A major op. 100, which is like a declaration of love to the impressive natural surroundings and mountain world.This closes the gap between Theodor Kirchner, Walter Rabl and his friend and mentor Brahms, who also paved the way for another great composer in music history: Antonín Dvořák, who received significant support from Brahms, appears here as a mature master and provides an orchestral, musical conclusion to the festival program with his String Quintet op. 77, printed in 1888, his only work with double bass.The quartet for clarinet and piano trio by Peter Schickele, who died in January 2024, is just as musical, with echoes of jazz, klezmer and meditative elements.Johannes BrahmsViolin Sonata in A major op. 100Peter SchickeleQuartet for clarinet, violin, violoncello and pianoAntonín DvořákString Quintet in G major op. 77Performing will be:James Campbell, clarinetAngela Golubeva, violinRustem Monasypov, violinIvona Krapikaite, violaPaul Marleyn, celloJosef Gilgenreiner, double bassMartin Lucas Staub, pianoIf you wish, you can indulge in culinary delights after the concert (advance booking required - can be booked together with tickets): 3-course lunch menu (CHF 60.00) from 12.30 pm; after the concert aperitif riche from 6.00 pm (CHF 35.00) or 3-course menu (CHF 60.00).Music, culinary delights and the magnificent Lilienberg park with its beautiful view of the lake. During the festival, the Lilienberg offers a package including overnight stay, breakfast and use of the indoor pool and sauna. Single room - CHF 180.00 / double room - CHF 250.00.How to get there: By public transport - Via Weinfelden with bus 833 direction Ermatingen, bus stop Ermatingen Friedhof is directly next to the large Lilienberg parking lot. The route is signposted from there. Via Kreuzlingen to Ermatingen station; from there about 15-20 minutes on foot (see map). Footpath from Ermatingen railroad station to Lilienberg A free transport service from Ermatingen station directly to the Lilienberg and back again after the concert will make your journey easier. Please send an email so that contact can be established: tickets@kammermusikbodensee.ch By carPlease enter the following address in your navigation device as your destination: Arenenbergstrasse 15, 8272 Ermatingen - then you are directly at the large Lilienberg parking lot. From there the route is signposted. Take the highway to Kreuzlingen and from there in the direction of Gottlieben/Salenstein/Ermatingen.Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.