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He was not simply a violinist, not simply a composer: Niccolò Paganini was a phenomenon! “He was large, he contained multitudes,” one might say with Walt Whitman, the inspiration for the Camerata's 2025/26 season. The “devil's violinist” with his nimble, long fingers opened up previously unimagined technical dimensions for violin playing and completely redefined the concept of genius – with all the sensations and abysses that entails. In the third “Multitudes” concert of theHamburger CamerataUnder the motto "Storm," Sergey Malov now plunges into the cosmos of Paganini. He unleashes hurricane-like energy in Paganini's wildly virtuosic solo works, energy that then spills over into the more melodically conceived Second Violin Concerto – until finally the bells ring, giving the concerto its nickname "La Campanella" and the finale its widespread fame. Ludwig van Beethoven also stormed the stage with his Third Symphony, the "Eroica": The work in "heroic" E-flat major literally brought a breath of fresh air to the history of the symphony. From the very first bar, it practically compels the audience to listen attentively, to grasp the revolutionary messages of the music.

EPSG:4326

Camerata Multitudes

Elbphilharmonie

Friedrich-Ebert-Gymnasium

Death And The Maid

Sasel House Hamburg

Pyotr Tchaikovsky and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart have more in common than their biographies suggest at first glance. The melancholy Russian of the 19th century saw the easy-going Austrian of the 18th century as his most important role model, indeed as the most important musician of all time - and wrote some works in his style. For example, the fourth suite, which is based on several short compositions by Mozart. Sergey Malov, the Russian conductor and soloist of this support association concert, has a very rarely heard special feature in his repertoire alongside other Mozart and Tchaikovsky works: Curtain up for the extra-soft sounding violoncello da spalla, which is played on the shoulder - with a strap around the neck!

Mozartian

Aula am Wilhelmsplatz

Oboist Juri Vallentin shows off his skills in two concertos: Tommaso Albinoni's op. 9, No. 11 and Ralph Vaughan Williams' Oboe Concerto from 1943. In Albinoni's work, two elegant outer movements frame the noble, simple lyricism of the middle Adagio; Vaughan Williams' romantic concerto expresses a longing for a more peaceful, better world.

2nd Congress Park Symphony 2024/2025

Congress Park Hanau

Sergey Malov er en musikalsk troldmand og multikunstner, der mestrer både violin og cello, og som om det ikke var nok, dirigerer han også. Ved koncerten i Tivoli er Sergey Malov solist i både Mozarts violinkoncert nr. 5, i Haydns cellokoncert nr. 1 og dirigerer orkestret i to symfonier. Det er værd at bemærke, at Sergey Malovs cello er helt særlig – en skuldercello, ‘violoncello da spalla’, som er mindre end en traditionel cello og kan spilles på, ligesom man gør med en violin.

Tivoli / Strygertroldmanden Sergey Malov

Tivolis Koncertsal

Manhattan School of Music’s public programs are made possible in part by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Violinist, Cellist, Violist

Sergey Malov

Events

Past events

Jan 16, 2026

Camerata Multitudes ·

Dec 15, 2025

Camerata Multitudes · Hamburger Camerata

Future and recently performed repertoire

Violin in Arpeggione Sonata in A Minor, D.821 by Schubert

Hamburger Camerata

Violin in String Quartet in D minor D 810 “Death and the Maiden” by Schubert

Hamburger Camerata

Violin in Arpeggione Sonata D 821 by Schubert

Hamburger Camerata

Violin in String Quartet in D minor D 810 “Death and the Maiden” by Schubert

Hamburger Camerata

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