Alice Oh, flute and piccolo

Northwestern Bienen School of Music

Manfred Honeck conducts Tchaikovsky’s symphony of fate alongside one of Haydn’s instantly successful London Symphonies—noted for its pompous timpani and surprisingly humorous bassoon— and a fluid and easy-going concerto by Carl Reinecke featuring LA Phil principal flutist Denis Bouriakov.

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Tchaikovsky & Haydn

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Anastasia Samsel, flute

Curtis Institute of Music

"The Fantastic" is the theme of this season's chamber concerts in the Apollosaal, based on the season's first opera premiere, Offenbach's Les Contes d'Hoffmann . Musicians of the Staatskapelle Berlin have developed programs that approach this idea and concept, which play a key role in music, in a variety of ways. Ranging from the Baroque to the present day, with a special focus on the Romantic period, "The Fantastic" will be explored with a variety of chamber music works in diverse ensembles.

Chamber Concert IV

Berlin State Opera

Master’s Solo Recital of Giovanni Pereira, horn

College of Music at Florida State University

This concert will feature concerto winner Tori Cisco performing the first movement of the Reinecke Flute Concerto. In addition, works by Black composers Duke Ellington, Omar Thomas, Michael Abels and George Walker will be featured.

Symphony Orchestra Concert - Of Our New Day Begun

Frederic H. Pease Auditorium

Chamber Music in the Brahms-Saal

Musikverein Wien

Composed to acknowledge an honorary degree despite not attending university, a mischievous Brahms penned the tongue-in-cheek Academic Festival Overture, featuring boisterous student drinking songs. Reinecke’s Concerto in E minor spotlights the harp in a virtuosic display of shimmering arpeggios and rhythmic optimism. The forced optimism of Symphony No. 5, glorifying Stalin’s regime, proved both career- and lifesaving for Shostakovich.

Shostakovich No. 5

Kleinhans Music Hall

Piano Trio

First Presbyterian Church of Lansing

"Clara, today I was in bliss. During the rehearsal, a symphony by Franz Schubert was played. If only you had been there. It is indescribable. It's like human voices... like a novel in four volumes..." This was written by Robert Schumann to his future wife after an orchestral rehearsal in Leipzig. To this day, this symphony is considered a masterpiece of its genre. Impressive not only for its length of almost an hour, but above all musically, it encompasses everything that continues to captivate classical music audiences. Starting with the solemn beginning of the horns, through grand musical arcs and captivating melodies, all the way to the sophisticated use of instruments. Sophisticated and impressive is also the flute, specifically in the flute concerto of the 19th century. Composed by the former conductor of the Gewandhaus, it is performed by Kathrin Bäz, the principal flutist of the Dresden Philharmonic."

Schubert in C major

Palace of Culture

Join members of the BSO for a special mini-concert before the main event to whet your musical appetite.

Prelude Concert

Tanglewood Music Center

Kammermusik eines bis heute verkannten Ungarn. Anders als Bartók und Kodály blieb Dohnányi zeitlebens der Romantik verbunden. Sein klangvolles Klavierquintett und sein Sextett bestechen durch ihre Erfindungskraft. Sie sind eine Entdeckung, so wie das apart besetzte Trio des deutschen Romantikers Reinecke. Dohnanyi war Pianist, Dirigent und Komponist und wurde in jungen Jahren als gefeierter Solist mit Franz Liszt verglichen. Für Klavierkammermusik hatte er daher eine besonders glückliche Hand, wie man in diesem Konzert erleben kann. Als Komponist sah sich Dohnanyi ganz in der Brahms-Nachfolge. Sein spätes Sextett indes weist über die Brahms-Welt hinaus und erfreut sich zugleich an dem weiten Stilpanorama der 1930er Jahre

Klavier-Romantik

Bertramstraße 8

Chamber music by a Hungarian composer who remains underappreciated to this day. Unlike Bartók and Kodály, Dohnányi remained committed to Romanticism throughout his life. His sonorous Piano Quintet and Sextet captivate with their inventiveness. They are a discovery, as is the uniquely scored Trio by the German Romantic composer Reinecke. Dohnányi was a pianist, conductor, and composer, and in his youth, as a celebrated soloist, he was compared to Franz Liszt. He therefore had a particularly fortunate touch when it came to piano chamber music, as can be experienced in this concert. As a composer, Dohnányi saw himself firmly in the tradition of Brahms. His late Sextet, however, transcends the world of Brahms and simultaneously revels in the broad stylistic panorama of the 1930s.

Piano Romanticism

Hessischer Rundfunk

Season Finale

Forest View Educational Center

This recital, titled “Seeing Life Through Music”, features pieces from composers of various backgrounds that reflect their own perceptions of life. In their own unique ways, each of these pieces aim to emphasize the beauty of life and the natural world, conveying moments of innocence and transformation through music.

Student Degree Recital: Larissa Hsu B.M. flute junior recital

The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center

Schwarz-Weiß? Farbe! 2015 gewann er den Münchner ARD-Musikwettbewerb, und seine Karriere als Solist, Kammer- und Orchestermusiker nahm ihren steilen Verlauf: Sébastian Jacot, 1987 in Genf geboren, war nach einer Zwischenstation im Leipziger Gewandhausorchester seit 2022 einer der beiden Solo-Flötisten der Berliner Philharmoniker. Bei uns brilliert er mit gleich zwei Konzerten - mit La Notte von Vivaldi, der darin nächtliche Geister weckt, sowie mit dem spielfreudigen Konzert des deutschen Spätromantikers Carl Reinecke. Am Pult: die 1988 in Saarbrücken geborene Dirigentin Ruth Reinhardt, die vor allem in den USA, aber auch in Europa schon große Karriere machte. Ganz nebenbei ist sie seit 2020 auch Saarlandbotschafterin. Brahms und Hindemith zählen zu ihren Favoriten. Und die dirigiert sie auch bei uns. Deshalb erklingt zum Abschluss Hindemiths großartige Mathis-Symphonie, inspiriert von den opulenten Tafelbildern des Isenheimer Altars. Schwarz-Weiß? Farbe!

Vivaldi's Flute Concerto & Mathis The Painter

Meistersingerhalle

The Ancient Greeks believed that the flute was the oldest of all musical instruments, created by the god Pan himself. Debussy’s retelling of that myth is at the heart of this ravishing recital from the Orchestra’s flautist Helen Wilson: an evening of magical melody and wondrous new sounds.

Myth and Legend

The Music Room

Chamber music, including Beethoven’s Horn Sonata and Vaughan Williams’s romantic Quintet. But there’s also room on the programme for lesser-known names: discover the music of hornist–composers Frédéric Duvernoy and Franz Strauss (Richard’s father), as well as a subdued nocturne by Friedrich Wilhelm Voigt and an inventive trio by Carl Reinecke.

Close-up: the horn takes centre stage

The Concertgebouw

**Event: Virtuoso Winds - Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center**

**Date & Time:** Sunday, November 17, 2024, at 5:00 pm  
**Duration:** 2 hours, including intermission  
**Venue:** Alice Tully Hall, 1941 Broadway at W 65th St, New York, NY 10023  

**Description:**  
Immerse yourself in an evening of exquisite chamber music at Alice Tully Hall, as the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center presents "Virtuoso Winds." This concert showcases an outstanding collection of internationally renowned wind players, including the celebrated pianist Anne-Marie McDermott. Together, they will perform ensemble classics spanning from the 18th through the 20th centuries, culminating in Poulenc’s effervescent Sextet. Described by Poulenc as an homage to the wind instruments he adored from the onset of his composing career, this Sextet promises to be a highlight of the evening.

**Program Highlights:**  
- Ludwig van Beethoven: Duo No. 3 in B-flat major for Clarinet and Bassoon, WoO 27  
- Reinhold Glière: Four Pieces for Horn and Piano, Op. 35  
- Francis Poulenc: Sonata for Clarinet and Bassoon  
- Bohuslav Martinů: Sonata for Flute and Piano  
- Carl Reinecke: Trio in A minor for Oboe, Horn, and Piano, Op. 188  
- Francis Poulenc: Sextet for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, Horn, and Piano  

**Featured Artists:**  
- Anne-Marie McDermott, Piano  
- Adam Walker, Flute  
- James Austin Smith, Oboe  
- David Shifrin, Clarinet  
- Marc Goldberg, Bassoon  
- Radek Baborák, Horn  

Join us for a memorable night that celebrates the beauty and versatility of wind instruments through the ages. This performance is not just a concert but a journey through the evolution of chamber music, highlighted by the talents of some of the most distinguished musicians in the classical music world today.

**Tickets:** Available for purchase. Choose your performance date and secure your seats for an unforgettable musical experience.

For more information and to buy tickets, visit the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's website or the Alice Tully Hall box office.

Virtuoso Winds

Lincoln Center

Join the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center for their first Harris Theater appearance of the season. Acclaimed pianist Anne-Marie McDermott takes the stage with a group of world-class wind players, offering classics written for various combinations of instruments. To close the program, the full cast gathers for Poulenc’s effervescent Sextet for Winds and Piano, which the composer described as “an homage to the wind instruments I have loved from the moment I began composing.”

Harris Theater

Chamber Concert

Munich Residence

Evangelische Akademie

Join the Peoria Symphony Orchestra for an enchanting evening as we open our 2024-2025 concert season with the "Magic Flute" concert. Under the baton of Maestro George Stelluto and featuring the exceptional talents of Stefan Ragnar Höskuldsson on flute, this concert promises to be a memorable kickoff to the season.

**Event Details:**
- **Date:** Saturday, October 19, 2024
- **Time:** Lobby opens at 6:30 pm; Concert begins at 7:30 pm
- **Location:** Grace Presbyterian Church, 8607 IL-91, Peoria, Illinois 61615

**Program Highlights:**
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Marriage of Figaro Overture, K. 492
- Carl Reinecke: Flute Concerto in D Major, Op. 283
- Johannes Brahms: Serenade No. 1 in D Major, Op. 11

Experience the magic of Mozart, Reinecke, and Brahms in a night that celebrates the beauty of classical music. Our featured soloist, Stefan Ragnar Höskuldsson, is the principal flutist of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and brings his international acclaim and exquisite musicianship to Peoria for this special performance.

**Tickets:** Available soon. Stay tuned for the sale announcement.

Don't miss the opportunity to be part of the opening night of the PSO's 2024-2025 season. Mark your calendars and prepare for an evening of sublime music at the Grace Presbyterian Church.

Magic Flute

Grace Presbyterian Church

Born in Hamburg in 1824 (200 years ago!), Reinecke had a precocious start as a piano prodigy. He associated with the greatest composers of his time, including Schumann, Mendelssohn, Liszt, and Brahms. He enjoyed a brilliant career in Leipzig as a conductor, piano teacher, and composer. Reinecke also attracted promising students like Grieg, Janáček, Albéniz, and Bruch. The musicians of the OPRL (Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège) are paying tribute to this master of German Romanticism, particularly recognizing his significant contributions to wind instruments.

If you have any specific questions or need more information about Carl Reinecke or the event honoring him, please feel free to ask.

Happy Reinecke

Salle Philharmonique de Liège

Students perform a variety of selections that they have studied with faculty during the semester. Student vocalists Sydney Cottrell (alto) and Melina Soberg (soprano) along with instrumentalists Matthew Cheong (guitar), Sarah Chianglin and Kevin Park (flute), Claire Tiunn Chang (clarinet), Amelie Yap (oboe), Gedi Weidig (violin), Ryan Butler (bass), Emma Constable, Tian Dong, Theo Kokonas, and Nick Payton (piano), plus the cello-piano duo of Elizabeth Sohn and Jisue Choi offering selections that they have studied with faculty. They will be assisted by pianist Kyungmi Kim.

Pomona College Student Recital 2

Pomona College

The Winstead Chamber Series concludes its 23/24 season with a collection of music highlighting the CSO’s winds and strings. From the folk-inspired Schulhoff Concertino and the reflective Reinecke Trio, to the rhapsodic and rhythmic Trio from Khachaturian and the crafted harmonies of Schumann’s String Quartet, there is something for every chamber music fan to love.

Spotlight on Winds & Strings

Cincinnati Music Hall

Sonata Class students of Virginia Weckstrom

Alice Pratt Brown Hall

Join us for an enchanting afternoon of music at the "Centre Stage: Woodwind Ensemble" event, presented by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. This informal concert is set to take place on Thursday, 18th April 2024, at 12:00pm, at the CBSO Centre, offering a unique opportunity to discover one of Birmingham’s best-kept musical secrets.

The programme for this special event features a delightful selection of compositions, including Gounod's "Petit Symphony" and Carl Reinecke's "Wind Octet in B flat Major, Op. 216". These pieces will be brought to life by the talented ensemble, consisting of Emmet Byrne and Rachael Pankhurst on oboe, Nikolaj Henriques and Margaret Cookhorn on bassoon, Mark Phillips and Jeremy Bushell on French horn, and Oliver Janes and Mark O’Brien on clarinet.

This concert promises an intimate experience, lasting less than an hour, making it the perfect midday musical escape. Tickets are priced at £10, with reduced rates available for students, under-18s, and benefit recipients. Please note that this concert is not part of the multi-buy discount scheme.

Before the performance, attendees will have the opportunity to indulge in a selection of delicious cakes and hot drinks available for purchase up to an hour before the performance begins.

Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the exquisite sounds of the woodwind ensemble and experience the magic of live music. Book your tickets now for an unforgettable afternoon at the CBSO Centre.

Centre Stage: Woodwind Ensemble

CBSO Centre

Immerse yourself in the exquisite world of chamber music with the Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, presenting a captivating Chamber Concert series. This musical journey unfolds over two enchanting evenings, starting on Saturday, 23rd March 2024, at 8:00 pm in the historic Max Joseph Saal of the Munich Residence, followed by a Sunday performance on 24th March 2024, at 6:00 pm at the serene Tutzing, Evangelische Akademie.

The program promises an auditory feast, featuring a selection of masterpieces that span the breadth of chamber music. The evening begins with Ludwig van Beethoven's Trio für zwei Oboen und Englisch Horn C-Dur, op.87, followed by Francis Poulenc's Sonate pour deux clarinettes, FP 7, and Sándor Veress's Sonatina für Oboe, Klarinette und Fagott 1931. After an interval, the concert resumes with Carl Reinecke's Sonate e-moll Undine für Fl. u. Klav., op.167, Camille Saint-Saëns's Caprice sur des Airs Danois et Russes für Flöte, Oboe, Klarinette und Klavier, op. 79, and concludes with Francis Poulenc's Trio für Oboe, Fagott und Klavier.

The performances will showcase the talents of renowned musicians, including Ivanna Ternay on flute, Stefan Schilli and Melanie Jessica Rothman on oboe, Tobias Vogelmann on English horn, Christopher Patrick Corbett and Heinrich Treydte on clarinet, Jesús Villa Ordóñez on bassoon, and Lukas Maria Kuen on piano. Please note, due to illness in the ensemble, the program and participants have undergone changes.

For those unable to attend in person, BR-KLASSIK will broadcast the concert recording on Thursday, April 4, 2024, starting at 8:05 pm, allowing music enthusiasts everywhere to partake in this extraordinary event.

Tickets are available for purchase online via the BRticket-Webshop. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the sublime beauty of chamber music performed by the Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks in the heart of Munich.

Students Sarah Chianglin, flute; Phillip Kong and Ian Tam clarinet; Matthew Chang and Eileen Kim, violin; Jisue Choi and Simon Shelley piano; Evelyne Knight, marimba; will perform a variety of selections that they have studied with faculty. They will be assisted by pianist Kyungmi Kim.

Pomona College Student Recital 4

DCWS/DSO virtuoso Monica Fosnaugh takes center stage for a program of great music for English horn and piano.

Friday Night with Monica Fosnaugh

Hagopian World of Rugs

The Lubbock Chamber Orchestra, led by Dr. Eric Allen, guides us through an exciting concert celebrating the works of siblings Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn. Leading into the iconic “The Italian Symphony” is Italian composer Domenico Dragonetti’s “Concerto for Double Bass,” featuring Mark Morton.

Lubbock Symphony: Fanny and Felix

Buddy Holly Hall

Lubbock Symphony: Fanny And Felix

The Lubbock Chamber Orchestra, led by Dr. Eric Allen, guides us through an exciting concert celebrating the works of siblings Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn. Leading into the iconic “Italian Symphony” is Italian composer Domenico Dragonetti’s “Concerto for Double Bass,” featuring Mark Morton.

Fanny and Felix

Holly Venkitaswaran, flute and piccolo

There are two milestone quintets featured in this program by Mozart and Beethoven respectively, referencing one another both in their scoring and key signatures. After the premiere of his Quintet, Mozart wrote to his father saying ‘I myself consider it to be the best thing I have written in my life.’ With extensive sketches in existence for this piece, it was clearly a project Mozart had laboured over – surprising for a composer not usually known for rewriting material. Beethoven takes his lead from Mozart in his youthful Quintet, written in his twenties when he was exploring the sonic possibilities of instruments in a chamber setting. We’re also presented with two trios in this concert, one by the French neoclassical composer Jean Françaix and another lively offering by the German Romantic composer Reinecke.

Academy of St Martin in the Fields Wind Ensemble

Duke University

The winners of the 2023-2024 annual FIU Concerto Competition will perform their winning pieces, accompanied by the FIU Symphony Orchestra. Guided by Conductor Dr. Javier Jose Mendoza, we invite you to witness an extraordinary evening celebrating the finest musical talents our school has to offer!

Concerto Competition Winner's Concert with the FIU Symphony Orchestra

Florida International University

Join Bakersfield Symphony for a fun, interactive program that the whole family will enjoy. The Conductor’s Spellbook tells a narrated magical story of Tony Stradivarius. During a field trip to the symphony, young Tony finds a book of spells and takes control of the orchestra. This will be an exciting and interactive concert experience that introduces audiences to music, orchestral instruments, and even conducting! Be sure to arrive early for the performance to enjoy  the lobby festivities, including free desserts and children’s craft, and some extra musical entertainment in the theater lobby!

Family Matinee: The Conductor's Spellbook

Mechanics Bank Arena, Theater and Convention Center

Under the direction of NEC faculty pianist Pei-Shan Lee, Sonata Night is an evening of piano-instrumental masterworks featuring collaborative pianists in partnership with their instrumental colleagues.

Carl Reinecke

Events

Upcoming events

May 28, 2026

Cierra Hall, flute · Northwestern Bienen School of Music

Jun 1, 2026

Chamber Concert VIII · Staatskapelle Berlin

Past events

Apr 22, 2026

Alice Oh, flute and piccolo · Northwestern Bienen School of Music

2 - 4 Apr, 2026

Tchaikovsky & Haydn · Los Angeles Philharmonic

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