Ménage à trois
Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms were intimately connected – both personally and musically. Their works sound like conversations about life, love and art, full of layered emotions and refined structure. Brahms' First Clarinet Sonata is a model of concentration and elegance: dreamy and contemplative, with a light-footed finale. Schumann's First Piano Trio, on the other hand, bubbles with restrained tension and dark lyricism, until it dissolves into a surprisingly light-hearted final movement. The concert opens with a mysterious Secret Scores. Who the composer is? That remains under wraps for now…
SECRET SCORES Surprise
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) Clarinet Sonata in f, Op. 120, nr. 1
Fabio di Casola | clarinet
David Selig | piano
Robert Schumann (1810-1856) Piano Trio in d, Op. 63
Abigél Králik | violin
Ella van Poucke | cello
Caspar Vos | piano
SECRET SCORES Surprise
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) Clarinet Sonata in f, Op. 120, nr. 1
Fabio di Casola | clarinet
David Selig | piano
Robert Schumann (1810-1856) Piano Trio in d, Op. 63
Abigél Králik | violin
Ella van Poucke | cello
Caspar Vos | piano
Musicians
Abigél Králik
violinCaspar Vos
pianoDavid Selig
pianoElla van Poucke
celloFabio di Càsola
clarinet
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General information
Ménage à trois
- Tue. 7 October 2025, 13:30
- De Stag
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Limited visibility: € 20,00Regular: € 26,00Islander: € 21,00up to 35 years: € 21,00Wheelchair: € 26,00
