Late Summer Festival 2020 Program
August 17.
Female composers meet Beethoven – Opening Concert
20.00 – 21.45 · Helligåndskirken
Three of today’s most exciting female composers, from Poland, Sweden and Denmark / Israel, are directly confronted with the jubilee Ludwig Van Beethoven in this program. Rachel Yatzkan has even composed a duo for the festival, which gets its first performance by Anette and Helge Slaatto – a duo who has performed countless works over the years.
In addition, capabilities such as the Norwegian piano professor Einar Steen-Nøkleberg (Hannover / Oslo) and the Swiss elite quartet casalQuartett Zurich perform works by Beethoven.
Helge Slaatto, violin
Anette Slaatto, viola
Einar Steen-Nøkleberg, piano
CasalQuartett Zürich – Felix Froschhammer, violin · Rachel Späth, violin · Markus Fleck, viola · Andreas Fleck, cello
Program:
Ludwig van Beethoven: Für Elise, for piano
Hanna Kulenty: Still Life with a violin, for violin solo
Ludwig van Beethoven: Bagatelle nr. 3, op.126
Britta Byström: Dream Day for bratsch solo
Ludwig van Beethoven: Bagatelle nr.5, op.126
Rachel Yatzkan: First time in DK in violin and violin duo (written for LSF 2020)
Break
Ludwig van Beethoven: Kvartet op.18, nr.1
August 18.
Musical wildlife – Free concert
17.00 – 18.00 · Vestjysk Bank
At the concert on the bank’s premises, we meet a whole crowd of animals, which are portrayed in various ways by composers such as Biber, Telemann, Grieg, Yun and Schoenberg…
Also, Beethoven and female composers Fanny Hensel (Mendelssohn’s sister) and Polish Grazyna Bacewicz make their mark on the program.
No need to reserve tickets for this concert.
Ylva Larsdotter, violin
Helge Slaatto, violin
Anette Slaatto, viola
Frank Reinecke, double bass
Einar Steen-Nøkleberg, piano
CasalQuartett Zürich – Felix Froschhammer, violin · Rachel Späth, violin · Markus Fleck, viola · Andreas Fleck, cello
Program:
Ludvig van Beethoven: 6 Ländlerische Tänze for violin, viola and double bass, WoO 15
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber: Sonata Representativa for violin and double bass
Georg Philipp Telemann: Gulliver Suite for two violins
Fanny Hensel: fra Strygekvartet i Es-Dur: Romanze og Allegro molto vivace
Grażyna Bacewicz: Polish Caprice for violin solo
Grażyna Bacewicz: Humoresque for violin and piano
Edvard Grieg: Liten fugl, op 43, nr. 4 for piano
Isang Yun: Das Vögelchen
Arnold Schoenberg: Die Eiserne Brigade
August 18.
Music towards the night sky
21.00 – 22.00 · Lyngvig Fyr
Join us on a musical journey from the Middle Ages to our own time when Late Summer Festival invites you to a concert in the beautiful lighthouse Lyngvig Fyr, in the middle of the dune landscape – a truly unique venue where string tones as well as the audience wind 39 meters towards the top, while dark is surrounding the lighthouse.
Helge Slaatto, violin
Anette Slaatto, viola
Frank Reinecke, double bass
Program:
Violeta Dinescu: Din Cimpoiu: Andante piacevole for viola solo
Guillaume de Machaut: 3 ballades et virelais
Wolfgang von Schweinitz: Duettino
Johann Sebastian Bach: Duetto G-Dur for violin and double bass
Sunleif Rasmussen: Duo for violin og viola written for LSF 2019
Arcangelo Corelli: La Follia for violin and double bass
August 19.
Beethoven & his spiritual companions
20.00 – 21.30 · Haurvig Kirke
Experience the string quartet from Switzerland, as it fills the church with tones of Beethoven’s string quartet, op.59 / 3, as well as Frank Reinecke’s performance of Stockhausen’s ‘In Freundschaft’, in a double bass solo version with the composer’s dedication.
Ylva Larsdotter opens the concert with improvisations from Swedish folk music to Bach.
Ylva Larsdotter, violin
Frank Reinecke, double bass
CasalQuartett Zürich – Felix Froschhammer, violin · Rachel Späth, violin · Markus Fleck, viola · Andreas Fleck, cello
Program:
From folk music to Johann Sebastian Bach
Karlheinz Stockhausen: ’In Freundschaft’ (version for double bass solo)
Ludwig van Beethoven: kvartet op. 59 nr.3
August 20.
Nordic stars at sunset
20.00 – 21.15 · Hvide Sande Sportsfisker Center
The engaging Swedish trio Kv.Arken, which received a very warm reception at the Late Summer Festival 2019 with its unique combination of creativity and fabulous chamber music, shares the evening with Danish accordion virtuoso Bjarke Mogensen, who performs the young Lil Lacey’s solo work, among other things.
Kv.Arken – Annika Jessen, clarinet · Elina Nygren, viola · Anna Thorstensson, cello
Bjarke Mogensen, accordion
Works of:
Kv.Arken: Nordic klezmer
Domenico Scarlatti
Lil Lacey
August 21.
Beethoven & Grieg at Anker Fjord Hospice
15.30 – 16.30 · Anker Fjord Hospice
Grieg’s lyrical pieces performed by the Norwegian pianist Einar Steen-Nøkleberg, who is known for his work as professor in both Hanover and Oslo as well as for countless CD recordings – including all piano works by Edvard Grieg. (Naxos) The concert also features works with strings by Ludwig van Beethoven, Clara Schumann, Johan Svendsen and Edvard Grieg.
Einar Steen-Nøkleberg, piano
Helge Slaatto, violin
Anette Slaatto, viola
Program:
Johan Svendsen: Romance for violin and piano
Clara Schumann: Romance for violin and piano
Edvard Grieg: Lyrical pieces (selection) for piano
Ludwig van Beethoven: Bei Männern welche Liebe fühlen for viola and piano
Edvard Grieg: Zur Rosenzeit and Solveigs Sang, arr. for violin and piano
Edvard Grieg: Fra sonate c-mol, op.45: 3.sats
August 21.
From Nordisk klezmer to Schubert – Closing concert
20.00 – 21.45 · Helligåndskirken
The concert begins in Kv.Arken’s klezmer world, followed by the new music’s ‘Grand Old Lady’ – Sonningpris recipient Sophia Gubaidulina’s ‘In Croce’ for cello and accordion.
Schubert, who died only a year and a half after Beethoven, ends Late Summer Festival 2020 in Hvide Sande with his youthful Trout Quintet.
Kv.Arken – Annika Jessen, clarinet · Elina Nygren, viola · Anna Thorstensson, cello
Bjarke Mogensen, accordion
Einar Steen-Nøkleberg, piano
Helge Slaatto, violin
Anette Slaatto, viola
Jonathan Slaatto, cello
Frank Reinecke, double bass
Program:
Kv. Arken: Nordic klezmer
Sophia Gubaidulina: In Croce for cello and accordion
Franz Schubert: Trout Quintet
August 23. (Extra concert night)
Female composers and Schubert’s Trout Quintet
18.00 – 22.00 · Koncertkirken, Blågårdsplads i København
It’s definitely no coincidence that Koncertkirken at Blågårdsplats in Copenhagen is the venue for Late Summer Festival 2020’s extra concert … With its location in the middle of the capital’s most mixed and colorful area, this location is the physical mirror image of this year’s program considerations.
A mix of classic and new compositions, folk music and nature depictions which will confront great classics like Schubert and Beethoven.
Not only do we bring classical music all the way to the West Coast – we also bring Late Summer Festival Hvide Sande to the heart of Copenhagen.
Concert 1; 18.00 – 19.20
Helge Slaatto, violin
Anette Slaatto, viola
Frank Reinecke, double bass
Einar Steen-Nøkleberg, piano
CasalQuartett Zürich – Felix Froschhammer, violin · Rachel Späth, violin · Markus Fleck, viola · Andreas Fleck, cello
Program:
Ludwig van Beethoven: 6 Ländlerische Tänze
Britta Byström: Dream Day for solo viola
Rachel Yatzkan: Duo for violin and viola (written for LSF 2020)
Pause
Karlheinz Stockhausen: In Freundschaft
Ludwig van Beethoven: Quartett op.59/3
19.30; Break with food and beverages
Concert 2; 20.15 – 22.00
Bjarke Mogensen, accordion
Einar Steen-Nøkleberg, piano
Helge Slaatto, violin
Anette Slaatto, viola
Jonathan Slaatto, cello
Frank Reinecke, double bass
CasalQuartett Zürich – Felix Froschhammer, violin · Rachel Späth, violin · Markus Fleck, viola · Andreas Fleck, cello
Program:
Fanny Hensel: fra Strygekvartet i Es-Dur: Romanze og Allegro molto vivace
Sophia Gubaidulina: In Croce for cello og accordeon
Break
Franz Schubert: Trout Quintet
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