Thursday, 20 June, 4 pm, Chamber concert, Angelika Kauffmann Hall, Schwarzenberg
Tobias Feldmann plays the violin part in place of Baiba Skride.
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Change of programme
Friday, 30 August, 8 pm, Lieder recital, Angelika-Kauffmann-Saal, Schwarzenberg
Instead of Schubert's „Winterreise“, Anne Sofie von Otter sings his „Schwanengesang“.
© Jack Liebeck
Change of cast and programme
Friday, 4 October, 8 pm, Chamber concert, Markus-Sittikus-Saal, Hohenems
Adrian Brendel plays the cello part in place of Daniel Müller-Schott. In the second half of the programme, Franz Schubert's Piano Trio in B flat major, D 898, will be played.
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From our 2024 programme
Mauro Peter © Christian Felber
Lieder recital
Christoph Prégardien © Jean-Baptiste Millot
Lieder recital
Christoph Prégardien © Jean-Baptiste Millot
Lieder recital
Leif Ove Andsnes © Özgür Albayrak
Piano recital
Julia Kleiter © Frank Schemmann
Lieder recital
Schubertiade Concerts on the Radio
WDR3 (Germany)
Marc-André Hamelin
WDR3 (Germany)
Andrè Schuen · Daniel Heide
Ö1 (Austria)
Quatuor Modigliani · Sharon Kam
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»Die Schubertiade Hohenems und Schwarzenberg zieht seit Jahrzehnten das liedaffine Publikum aus ganz Europa an, und daran hat sich nichts geändert, mag man die Gattung Lied auch immer wieder totsagen.«
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