In the Johann Sebastian Bach House in Bad Hersfeld, the Ensemble Audace presents a program rich in relationships with works by Bach, Mozart and Bernd Alois Zimmermann as part of the chamber concerts of the Frankfurt Radio Symphony. Bach's famous »Three-part Inventions« are juxtaposed with two compositions in which the inexhaustibility of Bach's world is reflected in many ways. Among the most beautiful testimonies of Mozart's Viennese counterpoint and fugue studies are the three- and four-part string arrangements of Johann Sebastian and Wilhelm Friedemann Bach's fugues, to which Mozart still preceded slow introductory movements. Impressed by 20th-century neoclassicism, the young Bernd Alois Zimmermann created a passionately suffused work with his String Trio, moreover noting: »What is thus written with ›heart's blood‹ cannot be understood in any other way.«

Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Haus Bad Hersfeld
Karten-Vorverkauf über den örtlichen Veranstalter