DECEMBER 13, 2017

YENIMAHALLE NAZIM HIKMET CULTURAL CENTER

Concert: 19:30

ORCHESTRA CONCILIUM MUSICUM WIEN (AUSTRIA) &

ŞEFİKA KUTLUER    

 “A New Year’s Eve breeze from Vienna…”

Christoph Angerer

Viola – Viola d’amore

Şefika Kutluer, Flute

Program:

Joseph Haydn: Sinfonia “Maria-Theresia” (300th anniversarry)

Paul Angerer: Sinfonia, Wiegenlied und Tanz for viola d’amore, violin and violoncello

W. A. Mozart: Flute concerto D-Major

Soloist: Sefika Kutluer

INTERMISSION

Franz Schubert (220th anniversarry) : Ave Maria for flute and strings

Soloist: Sefika Kutluer

Carl Stamitz: Concerto for viola d’amore and orchestra II in D

Soloist: Christoph Angerer

The Concilium musicum Wien has had successes with concerts throughout most of the world, having performed in large cities and small towns, in fortresses and castles, in cloisters and churches and at international festivals. In the past years the Concilium musicum Wien has performed over 3200 times in over 700 cities: from L’Aquila to Zurich, from Bayeux to Xian. In Vienna the Concilium musicum Wien has performed at over 56 different venues. They have played more than 660 works by 290 different composers, including 140 works by Joseph Haydn, 57 by Johann Michael Haydn and 160 by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart.

Productions of special importance and success include the world premiere of Christoph Willibald Gluck’s opera, „La Corona“, on the occasion of the „International Gluck Congress“ at Vienna’s Schönbrunn Palace; concerts with „Austrian Church Music“ at the Festivals „Prague Spring“ and the Music Festival Dresden; the performance of Joseph Haydn’s oratorio „The Seven Last Words of the Redeemer on the Cross“ in a version for chorus and orchestra at the place of its original premiere, Cadiz, Spain; a performance and the first recording of Joseph Haydn’s cantata „Applausus“; the performance of the oratorio „The Prodigal Son“ by Gregor Joseph Werner on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of his birth; concert series for the „Jeunesse musicale“ of Vienna at the Wiener Musikverein; concerts at the international Haydn Festival of Eisenstadt; a concert at the Carnegie Hall in New York; a concert tour in China and South East Asia lasting five weeks; concerts in Libya as the first European ensemble which has ever performed there; the CD and TV recording of a Christmas Concert with the Mexican Tenor Ramón Vargas; „Musical Cruises“ on the rivers Danube (Donau), Vlatava (Moldau) and Elbe; concerts at the renowned Mozart Festivals in Würzburg and Chemnitz (Germany); a concert at the Royal Palace in Stockholm; an orchestra concert with „Viennese Dance Music from Haydn to Ziehrer“ at the Gewandhaus in Leipzig; a CD production and orchestra concert with music by the Strauss Family in the Golden Hall of the Wiener Musikverein to celebrate the International Philatelist’s Stamp Exhibition 2000 in Vienna and an orchestra concert at the Wiener Konzerthaus.

The Concilium musicum Wien’s repertoire has been documented on numerous CD recordings as well as radio and TV productions. The complete recording of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s church sonatas won the Mozart Interpretation Prize „Flötenuhr“ which the ensemble was awarded by the Mozart Society and the City of Vienna.

Tickets: 40 TL – 30 TL
Students: 25 TL – 20 TL

We’d like to extend our gratitude to the Municipality of Yenimahalle for providing the venue and to Amadeus/Turkey and to the Embassy of Austria for their contributions.