Evening concert Got Tjark
Kevin Saw, hailing from Malaysia, and Katsura Mizumoto will kick off the second evening concert by masterclass participants with music by violist-composer Rebecca Clarke. She wrote the piece in 1919 for a competition in New York, where it won second prize after Ernest Bloch's sonata, but not without listeners openly questioning whether a woman could be the author of such brilliant music.
Next up is Budapest-born Jinseok Jeong, with piano partner Craig White. He has chosen Brahms' Sonata in F, bursting with power: stormy dialogues, dark drive and a broad romantic breath. The two voices clash, search for and find each other again in lyrical moments of calm. A late but strikingly youthful work, full of urgency and virtuoso vitality.
Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979) Sonata for Viola and Piano
Kevin Saw | viola
Katsura Mizumoto | piano
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) Sonata for Cello and Piano in F, Op. 99
Jinseok Jeong | cello
Craig White | piano
Next up is Budapest-born Jinseok Jeong, with piano partner Craig White. He has chosen Brahms' Sonata in F, bursting with power: stormy dialogues, dark drive and a broad romantic breath. The two voices clash, search for and find each other again in lyrical moments of calm. A late but strikingly youthful work, full of urgency and virtuoso vitality.
Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979) Sonata for Viola and Piano
Kevin Saw | viola
Katsura Mizumoto | piano
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) Sonata for Cello and Piano in F, Op. 99
Jinseok Jeong | cello
Craig White | piano
Musicians
Craig White
pianoJinseok Jeong
cello-masterclassKatsura Mizumoto
correpetitorKevin Saw
viola-masterclass
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General information
Evening concert Got Tjark
- Sun. 15 March, 20:30 – 21:30
- Got Tjark
- Doors open: 20:00
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Regular: € 17,50Islander: € 14,00up to 35 years: € 14,00Wheelchair: € 17,50
