Schubert according to Boesch
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Sun 12 Apr 202620:15 - 21:50Interval 20:45Grote Zaal
Program
19.30 uur / Grote Zaal / Support / Salvador Veiga Simão (tenor) en Pieter Bogaert (piano)
Benjamin Britten On this Island
20.15/ Grote zaal / Main event
Franz Schubert Der Schwanengesang D 957 / Der Pilgrim D 794 / Der Wanderer an den Mond D 870 / Der Wanderer (Ich komme vom Gebirge her) D 489 / Meeres Stille D 216 / Nachtviolen D 752 / Die Liebe hat gelogen D 751 / Im Frühling D 882 / Abschied D 475 / Die Götter Griechenlands D 677 / Die Mutter Erde D 788 / Der Wanderer D 649
Credits
Florian Boesch bass baritone
Malcolm Martineau piano
When Florian Boesch sings Schubert, for most lieder enthusiasts nothing more needs to be said. The deep baritone who turns every song into a captivating story has frequently been compared to such luminaries as Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau. Anyone who has heard Florian Boesch sing Schubert, understands what the composer intended with his songs.
Ever since the Great Singers series started, Florian Boesch has been a regular on the stage of the Muziekgebouw. And every time, he captivates his audience with his storytelling power and his enormous dynamic range, from whisper-soft to overwhelmingly loud. ‘Balm for the soul’, as newspaper Het Parool once aptly described Boesch’s voice. The sensitive and colourful pianist Malcolm Martineau, also a regular in this series, has a wealth of experience as a lieder accompanist and works with many singers who belong to the world’s top.
