"Orchestrina Chur & Hackbrett"

Starting with GEORG PHILIPP TELEMANN'S "sounding geography", they make detours to Portugal, Spain, Italy and England. After that, the focus will be on the homeland: the "Bündner Tänze" by BENEDIKT DOLF and the virtuoso dulcimer concerto by PAUL HUBER, interpreted by the young soloist FLORIN GRÜTER, draw lively atmospheric pictures from Graubünden and Eastern Switzerland. The finale is the late romantic «Scenes from the Scottish Highlands» by GRANVILLE BANTOCK.

Program:

Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) from "Sounding Geography"
Entrée (Europe) – Les Portugais – Sarabande (Spain) – Les Suisses – Air à l'Italien – La Badinerie Italienne – Bourrée
(Lorraine-Burgundy) – Gigue (England)
Benedikt Dolf (1918-1985) from "Seven Grisons Dances"
Broom dance – polka – speed march – fast waltz
Paul Huber (1918-2001) Concerto for dulcimer and string orchestra (1994)
Andante sostenuto – Adagio (Variations on an old folk song) – Rondo. Allegro non troppo
Granville Bantock (1868-1946) Scenes from the Scottish Highlands
I. Strathspey: The braes o' Tullymet'
II. Dirge: The Isle of Mull (An cronan Muillach)
III. Quickstep: Inverness Gathering
IV. Gaelic Melody: Baloo, baloo
V. Reel: The de'il amang the tailors


Admission:

E CHF 35 | K CHF 15
Box office one hour before the start of the concert

Reservation directly via tickets@orchestrina.ch