Music in Sulz: Three teachers pick up the instrument – Sulz & surroundings – Schwarzwälder Bote
Music in Sulz Three educators pick up the instrument
(red/pm) February 9, 2024 – 1:30 p.m
The trio Tre Archi performs in Berneuchener Haus Kloster Kirchberg. Photo: Tre Archi
The trio Tre Archi will perform with violin, cello and double bass at the Musical Vespers on Sunday, February 11th in Kirchberg Monastery. The three teachers show their passion for music with various pieces.
The music educators Kaoru Minamiguchi, Hanna Hesse and Peter Falk want to create unforgettable moments on stage. On Sunday, February 11th, at 5 p.m., they will perform as Trio Tre Archi in the Berneuchener Haus Kloster Kirchberg in Sulz for a musical vespers.
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The program includes works by Leopold Mozart – the amusing “Frosch-Parthia” -, the “Partie a Tre” by Michael Kirsten (1682-1742), the “Trio op.38/1” by the composer and cellist Bernhard Heinrich Romberg ( 1767-1841) as well as a “trio” by the composer, guitarist, pianist and teacher Jacek Rabinski, born in Warsaw in 1956.
teachers and musicians
The trio Tre Archi, consisting of three studied musicians – a violinist, Kaoru Minamiguchi, a cellist, Hanna Hesse and a double bass player, Peter Falk. The three are united not only by their passion for music, but also by their experience as music educators.
In addition to their work as teachers, they are all active musicians and play in various ensembles.
Virtuoso technique and passionate playing
Through their work together they came together and now make music as a trio. Their many years of experience and their broad musical repertoire promise a unique concert experience that captivates and inspires listeners, according to a press release.
With virtuosic technique, passionate playing and harmonious interaction, they bring the music to life and create unforgettable moments on stage.
The musical vespers in Kirchberg Monastery takes place at 5 p.m. in the Johanniskirche. Admission is free, donations are welcome.
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2024-02-09 13:08:29
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