Dorothée Hahne

6. June 2020

15:00

Sa 06. Juni 2020, 15.00 Uhr – Kapelle Stahnsdorf – ForumKonzert

Programm:
Hugo Distler – Totentanz
Leonhard Lechner – Sprüche von Leben und Tod
Dorothée Hahne – dance macabre for recorder & live electronic
Frank Martin – Vier Märsche aus: Ein Totentanz zu Basel im Jahr 1943

Anette Lösch – Sopran, Susanne Langner – Alt, Volker Nietzke – Tenor, Stefan Drexlmeier – Bass, Martin Ripper – Blockflöte, Christian Filips – Sprecher und Dramaturgie, Kai-Uwe Jirka – Dirigent

Ort: Kapelle Stahnsdorf, Bahnhofstraße 2, 14532 Stahnsdorf, Germany

Scientists, writers, painters, architects: the list of famous people who have found their final resting place on the churchyard in Stahnsdorf is long. The graves of some composers can also be found on the wooded grounds, including that of Hugo Distler. The dance of death is one of Distler’s best known works. Inspired by the danse macabre in the Marienkirche in Lübeck in the 15th century, Distler uses numerous compositional elements from the Baroque period.

Due to the corona pandemic, the concert will take place without an audience and will be recorded. The broadcast will take place on June 16, 2020 at 8:03 p.m. in Deutschlandfunk Kultur.

The Forum concerts are now in their 16th season. In 2004 the Forum of Friends and Sponsors of the RIAS Chamber Choir initiated the Forum concerts to prepare a stage for the singers of the ensemble to experiment on. 62 concerts have now taken place in 58 different locations, one of which was more unusual than the other: cold store, anatomical theater, crematorium, Bauhaus villa, pumping station, district court – a complete list would go beyond the scope of this introduction. But all concerts have one element in common: the programs, usually characterized by chamber music, try to enter into a dialogue between architecture and music. They also offer an ideal space to shed light on the singers’ individual artistic abilities solo or in small groups of changing composition. The 2019-20 season draws audiences to the city’s geographic borders and takes them on a journey of discovery to the north, west, east and south.

Quelle: RIAS Kammerchor