Keelpillifookus. Lemba ja Brahms
Why go
- Discover rare Estonian string music by Artur Lemba
- Enjoy intimate chamber music in Estonia Concert Hall
- Hear modern premieres of historic compositions
About
Thu, 26 November at 18 Estonia Concert Hall
Pre-concert talk with Sten Lassmann, Toomas Velmet and Triin Ruubel
Thu, 26 November at 19 Estonia Concert Hall
Focus on Strings. Lemba and Brahms
Triin Ruubel’s Ensemble:
Triin Ruubel (violin)
Triin Veissmann (violin)
Xandi van Dijk (viola)
Hanna Maria Semper (viola)
Theodor Sink (cello)
Johannes Välja (cello)
Programme:
Lemba. String Trio
Lemba. String Sextet
Intermission
Brahms. String Sextet
Hidden treasures of Estonian string music are brought to light in a programme highlighting the legacy of local composers and performers. At its heart is Artur Lemba—an internationally renowned pianist and one of the founders of professional composition in Estonia. His late-Romantic works, influenced by Russian and German traditions, are noted for their lyricism and harmonic richness. This performance of Lemba's string trio and sextet is believed to be their first in modern times.
The scores were prepared by the Estonian Music Information Centre under the artistic leadership of pianist Sten Lassmann as part of a project to record these chamber works.
Duration: appr. 2 h (with intermission)