Lilya Zilberstein. Anton Gerzenberg
Brahms: all Hungarian Dances

9 Apr 2024
19:30
Auditorium of the New University Heidelberg
Musikfestival

Brahms' most popular works are not known to be his own: the "Hungarian Dances". That is why he also insisted that they appear without an opus number and only with the note "set by J.B.". Lilya Zilberstein and her son Anton Gerzenberg, who won the Concours Géza Anda in 2021, present all 21 dances together – with the most famous at the end. The "Paganini Variations" published by Brahms as "Studies for Pianoforte" find a counterpart in a brilliant cycle of variations by the Viennese etude master Carl Czerny.

Followed by a talk with the artists and Anselm Cybinski in the Festivalzentrum

10% discount for RNZettKarte holders at this concert plus one accompanying person, at all RNZ VVK points, cannot be combined with other discounts, regular daily RNZ subscription required.

Lilya Zilberstein

Piano

Anton Gerzenberg

Piano

Johannes Brahms
Hungarian Dances 1–10
Variations on a Theme by Paganini, Op. 35
Hungarian Dances 11–16
Carl Czerny
Introduction, Variations brillantes et Rondeau de Chasse, op. 202
Johannes Brahms
Hungarian dances 17-21
Auditorium of the New University Heidelberg
Universitätsplatz 1
69117 Heidelberg
Directions by Public Transport

Bus lines: 29, 33 (stop: Universitätsplatz), 20, 30, 31, 36 (stop: Peterskirche)
Trains: S1, S2, S5 (stop: S-Bahnhof Altstadt)

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Parking garages: P9 Am Theater, P10 Friedrich-Ebert-Platz, P11 University Library

The elevator to the concert hall on the 2nd floor can be accessed via the right-side entrance, which is wheelchair-accessible. The balcony of the auditorium is not wheelchair-accessible.
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