Kate Maloney (Violine)

Christoph Vandory (Viola)

Mona Asuka (Klavier)

Program:

Johannes Brahms: Trio for Violine, Viola und Piano Op.40

At the heart of this late autumn island concert is the rousing Horn Trio Op. 40 by the young Johannes Brahms – performed in the version he authorized, with viola instead of natural horn. You will learn more about this season-closing concert event directly from the musicians on the day of the performance. Prepare to enjoy chamber music at its finest.

Warmly inviting you are: violinist Kate Maloney (member of the Barbican Quartet), violist Christoph Vandory (member of the Goldmund Quartet), and pianist Mona Asuka (artistic director of the Chamber Concerts at Herrenchiemsee, among others).

Re:Ensemble presents ‘French Connections’

Works by Mel Bonis, Camille Saint-Saens and Gabriel Fauré

Kate Maloney, violin

Christoph Vandory, viola

Jonathan Roozeman, cello

Mona Asuka, piano

“I never imagined a woman could write such music!”

 exclaimed Camille Saint-Saens  after hearing the Piano Quartet of Mel Bonis for

the first time.

He really hit the nail on the head - managing in one sentence to sum up the struggle of

this highly underrated composer and pianist of the 1900’s. To be a female composer

meant having to fight for recognition at every turn. To battle the expectations of

domestic life with the desire and ambition of a career.

Mélanie Hélène Bonis even went under the pen name Mel Bonis in an attempt to be

taken more seriously and not have her music be automatically judged because of her

sex.

Re:Ensemble is a young, energetic group dedicated to performing works by

marginalized and living composers. In this concert, they perform as a piano quartet,

juxtaposing the works of French composers Camille Saint-Saens, his student Gabriel

Fauré and their lesser known contemporary, Mel Bonis.

Re:Ensemble presents ‘French Connections’

Works by Mel Bonis, Camille Saint-Saens and Gabriel Fauré

Kate Maloney, violin

Christoph Vandory, viola

Jonathan Roozeman, cello

Mona Asuka, piano

“I never imagined a woman could write such music!”

 exclaimed Camille Saint-Saens  after hearing the Piano Quartet of Mel Bonis for

the first time.

He really hit the nail on the head - managing in one sentence to sum up the struggle of

this highly underrated composer and pianist of the 1900’s. To be a female composer

meant having to fight for recognition at every turn. To battle the expectations of

domestic life with the desire and ambition of a career.

Mélanie Hélène Bonis even went under the pen name Mel Bonis in an attempt to be

taken more seriously and not have her music be automatically judged because of her

sex.

Re:Ensemble is a young, energetic group dedicated to performing works by

marginalized and living composers. In this concert, they perform as a piano quartet,

juxtaposing the works of French composers Camille Saint-Saens, his student Gabriel

Fauré and their lesser known contemporary, Mel Bonis.

Europa Musicale Orchestra

Kate Maloney, concertmaster

Christoph Vandory, conductor

More details coming soon!

Mendelssohn - Violin Sonata

William Grant-Still - Suite for Violin and Piano

Dvorak - Romance Op. 10

Grieg - Sonata No. 2

Kate Maloney, violin

Matias Oliveri, piano

Haydn - Op. 77 No. 2

Martinu - Quartet No. 3

Mozart - Clarinet Quintet with Pablo Barragan

Brahms - Quartet No. 2

Forgotten Voices

Sonata for Violin and Piano in F Major MWV Q26

Felix Mendelssohn

Sonata for Violin and Piano in D minor, Op. 9

Karol Szymanowski

~Intermission~

Romance for Violin and Piano

Amy Beach

Suite for Violin and Piano

William Grant-Still

Kate Maloney, violin

Michelle Lynne, piano

Presented by Opus 16 Concerts

Haydn - Op. 77 No.2

Bartok - Quartet No. 2

Beethoven - Op. 59 No. 2

Forgotten Voices

Sonata for Violin and Piano in F Major MWV Q26

Felix Mendelssohn

Sonata for Violin and Piano in D minor, Op. 9

Karol Szymanowski

~Intermission~

Romance for Violin and Piano

Amy Beach

Suite for Violin and Piano

William Grant-Still

Kate Maloney, violin

Michelle Lynne, piano

Presented by Opus 16 Concerts

Schubert - Quartettsatz

Saariaho - Terra Memoria

Martinu - Quartet No. 3

Brahms - Quartet No. 2

Postponed due to Covid until Fall 2022

Johann Sebastian Bach
Konzert für Violine und Orchester, a-Moll, BWV 1041
Konzert für 2 Violinen und Orchester, d-Moll, BWV 1043
Konzert für 3 Violinen, D-Dur, BWV 1064

Alena Baeva Violine | Kate Malony Violine

Winfried Grabe | Leitung & Konzertmeister

Bach Collegium München

Works by Caroline Shaw, Jessie Montgomery, Max Richter

Re:Ensemble

Kate Maloney, Leader

Works by Haydn, Schubert, Brahms

www.barbicanquartet.com

Works by Haydn, Schubert and Saariaho

www.barbicanquartet.com

Works by Haydn, Bartok and Brahms

www.barbicanquartet.com

Works by Haydn, Bartok, Brahms

www.barbicanquartet.com

Works by Haydn, Bartok and Brahms

www.barbicanquartet.com

Works by Bach (arr. Mozart), Bartok and Beethoven

https://www.barbicanquartet.com

Works by Bach (arr. Mozart), Bartok and Beethoven

www.barbicanquartet.com

World premieres of ‘Sehnsucht’ by Dorothea Hofmann and ‘Case of Nerves’ by Celina Kintscher

Works by Xenakis, Sejourné, Piazzolla, Bach

Re:Ensemble | www.reensemble.com

Christian Benning, percussion | https://www.christianbenning.de

Postponed due to Covid

Johann Sebastian Bach

Konzert für Klavier und Orchester, d-Moll, BWV 1052
Konzert für Klavier und Orchester, f-Moll, BWV 1056

Lilian Akopova, Klavier

Kate Maloney, Guest Concertmaster

Christoph Vandory, Conductor

Bach Collegium München

Quartet Op. 52 for Organ and Strings

Marcel Dupré (1886-1971)

Kate Maloney, violin

Christoph Vandory, viola

Johannes König, cello

Tobias Frank, organ

Video recording for the “Dupré Digital” project, release date tbc. Recorded at the Himmelfahrteskirche in Munich, Germany

W.A. Mozart

Jupiter Symphony

Piano Concerto in D Major, ‘Coronation’

Coronation Mass

Munich Bach Orchestra

Hans-Jörg Albrecht, conductor

Annika Treutler, piano

Kate Maloney, associate concertmaster

Tage der Neuen Musik Bamberg

Werke von Ville Raasakka (UA), Péter Eötvös, Vito Žuraj u.a

Der/Gelbe/Klang ensemble

Works by Ville Raasakka (UA), Péter Eötvös, Vito Žuraj u.a.

Der/Gelbe/Klang Ensemble

Münchener Bach Chor und Orchester

Hansjörg Albrecht, Conductor

Sabina von Walther, Soprano
Christina Daletska, Mezzo-soprano
Bernhard Berchtold, Tenor
Moritz Kallenberg, Tenor
Matthias Winckhler, Bass

Franz Schubert, Magnificat in C major D.486
Franz Schubert, Salve Regina in B flat major D.386
Franz Schubert, Messa in F major D.105

Info & Tickets

Opening Concert of the Regensburg Chamber Music Festival

Works by Britten, Bartok and Heelein

Camerata Goltz