Chamber Music Concert

Schubert's Winterreise

The Philharmonic String Trio & Bernhard Berchtold with the most famous song cycle of the Romantic period
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Sunday | 2/02/2025
6:00 pm Start of Concert
Konzertsaal im Kulturpalast, Dresden
Schloßstr. 2, 01067 Dresden
Floor Plan

About the Concert

17 €
9 € for young people
8,50 € for Dresden-Pass and PWD
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Program

Franz Schubert
"Die Winterreise" song cycle - arrangement for tenor, violin, two violas and violoncello

Contributer

Bernhard Berchtold
Tenor
Heike Janicke
Violin
Andreas Kuhlmann
Viola
Beate Müller
Viola
Ulf Prelle
Violoncello

Biographies

Bernhard Berchtold

In the fall of 2022 Bernhard Berchtold will make his role debut as Lohengrin at the Theater Lübeck under the musical direction of GMD Stefan Vladar.

In the summer of 2021 he sang the title role in Zarewitsch on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Lehar Festival in Bad Ischl.

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Heike Janicke

1st Concertmaster

Heike Janicke studied in her hometown of Dresden with Prof. Heinz Rudolf and Prof. Gustav Schmahl. Master classes with Josef Suk, Max Rostal and Yehudi Menuhin followed, as well as the soloist exam with Wolfgang Marschner.

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Andreas Kuhlmann

Andreas Kuhlmann began his viola studies at the Folkwang Academy of Music in Essen with Prof. Konrad Grahe. The concert exam with Prof. Emile Cantor in Trossingen and further studies with Prof. Serge Collot in Paris followed. As violist of the Werethina Quartet he graduated with distinction in chamber music.

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Beate Müller

Beate Müller, born in Erfurt, began playing the violin at the age of 8. She attended the Special School of Music in Weimar and switched to the viola a year before she began her studies. She first studied with Thomas Wünsch in Weimar and later with Dietmar Hallmann in Leipzig.

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Ulf Prelle

1st Principal Cello

Ulf Prelle began his cello studies in the USA with the La Salle Quartet and Zara Nelsova. Further studies took him to Basel with Thomas Demenga and to Cologne with Boris Pergamenschikow. Subsequently, he was a scholarship holder of the Orchestra Academy of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.

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