Styriarte Graz
Walking concert through the Eggenberg Palace Park
The Styriarte took the full moon on Saturday as an opportunity to invite guests to a concert of night pieces in Eggenberg Palace Park. There was a wide variety of music to be heard at four different stations.
The Styriarte full moon concert in Eggenberg is divided into four stations. It's quite a hike, but well worth it. With guitarist José María Obeso, the Pacific Quartet Vienna and the Vienna Clarinet Connection, very different contributions await visitors divided into groups.
The former plays delicate night pieces from Spain in the Lapidarium until they fade away, while the string quartet in the South Pavilion sweeps through Mozart's "Kleine Nachtmusik" with a difficult Viennese swing. Some snappy jazz from Glenn Miller to Dizzie Gillespie can be heard in the orchard with the four clarinettists.
Finale in the Planetensaal
Mezzo Marie-Claude Chappuis and pianist Floria Birsak invite you to the castle for the finale. While the fortepiano sparkles like moonstone in Birsak's hands, Chappuis sings night pieces by Mozart, Schubert and Schumann with a colorful, idiosyncratic theatricality. This enlivens the songs, but does not do justice to the quiet rapture of Schumann's "Mondnacht", for example."
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