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Music for piano four hands – from Brahms and Schubert to The Carnival of the Animals.
Johannes Brahms
Five miniatures open the evening, moving between joyful energy and quiet wistfulness. Each waltz begins a new little scene with a character of its own.
Stefan Kraus
The past remains present, and a single moment can feel endless. In this work, time becomes an inner space in which memories linger.
Franz Schubert
A quiet, questioning idea leads through lyrical calm, dramatic outbursts and a fugue. The sections flow into one another without a break; at the end, the opening returns like a memory.
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
A musical conversation for two: the voices take up each other’s ideas and carry them forward. The brilliance of the Allegro gives way to the calm of the Andante and the lightness of the finale.
Camille Saint-Saëns
Musical animal portraits full of wit and imagination: a lion strides, tortoises move slowly, and the aquarium begins to shimmer. Even the pianists join the menagerie. The swan brings a moment of stillness before the finale sets everyone in motion again.