Joseph Haydn:
Divertimento for Wind Quintet
Carl Nielsen:
Quintet for winds
Poul Ruders:
Song and Rhapsodies for Accordion and Wind Quintet
Frode Andersen - accordion, Yui Ito - oboe, Kerstin Thiele - flute,
Ron Chen-Zion - clarinet Antti Salovaara - bassoon, Joke Wijma - horn
Johannes Brahms:
Lieder
Richard Strauss:
Lieder
Edvard Grieg:
Lieder
Johannes Brahms:
Two Songs for Voice, Viola and Piano Op. 91
Richard Wagner:
Liebestod
Brit-Tone Müllertz - soprano , Michel Camille - viola, Kristoffer Hyldig - piano
Joseph Haydn:
String Quartet in D major Op. 20, "Sun" No. 4
Ingolf Dahl:
Concerto for clarinet, violin & cello "Concerto a Tre"
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:
Quintet for piano and wind in E flat major, K. 452
Sini Simonen & Tim Crawford - violin, Michel Camille - viola,
Pau Codina - cello, Ron Chen-Zion - clarinet, Kristoffer Hyldig - piano,
Yui Ito - oboe, Antti Salovaara - bassoon, Joke Wijma - horn
Joseph Haydn:
String Quartet in C major Op. 20, "Sun" No. 2
Ingolf Dahl:
Concerto for clarinet, violin & cello "Concerto a Tre"
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:
Quintet for piano and wind in E flat major, K. 452
Sini Simonen & Tim Crawford - violin, Michel Camille - viola,
Pau Codina - cello, Ron Chen-Zion - clarinet, Kristoffer Hyldig - piano,
Yui Ito - oboe,Antti Salovaara - bassoon, Joke Wijma - horn
Joseph Haydn:
String Quartet in D major Op. 20, "Sun" No. 4
Maurice Ravel:
String Quartet in F major
Sini Simonen & Tim Crawford - violin,
Michel Camille - viola, Pau Codina - cello
Joseph Haydn:
String Quartet in F minor. Op. 20 No. 5
Franz Schubert:
String Quintet in C major D 956
Bogdan Bozovic & Arisa Fujita - violin, Michel Camille - viola,
Pau Codina & Matthijs Broersma - cello
Antonin Dvorak:
String Quartet No. 12 in F major "American"
Arisa Fujita & Bogdan Bozovic- violin,
Michel Camille - viola, Matthijs Broersma - cello
Per Nørgård:
Arabesques for solo percussion
Franz Schubert:
String Quintet in C major D 956
Christian Martinez - percussion, Bogdan Bozovic & Arisa Fujita - violin,
Michel Camille - viola, Pau Codina & Matthijs Broersma - cello
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:
String Quartet in C major "Dissonance" K.465
Ingolf Dahl:
Wind Quintet
Samuel Barber:
Wind Quintet "Summer Music "
Arisa Fujita & Tim Crawford - violin, Michel Camille - viola, Matthijs Broersma - cello
Eva Vrtacnik - oboe, Kerstin Thiele - flute, Ron Chen-Zion - clarinet,
Antti Salovaara - bassoon, Joke Wijma - horn
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:
String Quartet in C major "Dissonance" K. 465
Francois Devienne:
Quartet for bassoon and string trio in F major Op.73, No.2
Robert Schumann:
Piano Quintet in E flat, Op.44
Arisa Fujita & Yume Fujise - violin, Michel Camille - viola, Matthijs Broersma &
Pau Codina- cello, Antti Salovaara - bassoon, Kristoffer Hyldig - piano
Esbjerg International Chamber Music Festival is a music initiative already in its 24th year. It has invited guest musicians from all over the world to join in this international community of artists to collaborate in new performances and to form new relationships. We are especially honoured that the musicians of Esbjerg Ensemble will collaborate again with us this year, playing in 10 concerts from the 6th to the 28th of August.
Concerts of classical music will be performed in the beautiful country churches of Nordby and Sønderho, situated in the idyllic island of Fanø. In these churches you will encounter quaint sailing-ships hanging from the ceilings that allude to Fanø’s historic importance as a home port to more than 160 ships in the 17th century. There will be concerts in the Church of Our Saviour (Vor Frelsers Kirke - Esbjerg’s central church) in collaboration with Esbjerg City’s annual popular Festival Week. Hjerting Church, a modern architectural gem 10 kms north of Esbjerg and in the Danish National Academy of Music’s concert hall, which is an historic building: a former power plant in a mix of Jugend and Classicist styles found in Viennese architecture. Its extraordinary acoustics make it one of the best halls in Europe to experience chamber music.
Additionally, this summer the Esbjerg International Chamber Music Festival (EICMF) will partner with Fanø Festival. This will create a depth of synergy that will truly make Esbjerg a ‘must visit’ cultural destination. Musicians (many of whom are versatile soloists), professors and chamber musicians will be playing to support both Festivals.
The Esbjerg International Chamber Music Festival, since its inception in 1999, has relied fully on donations for its survival. Despite the most challenging of circumstances, in 2020 EICMF staged 15 performances in August, held in various venues encompassing Esbjerg, Fanø and Ribe. Thus demonstrating its tremendous value for the region. This can be evidenced through countless broadcasts on Danish National Radio, collaborations with German Radio and the popularity of The EICMF Youtube channel that has amassed many millions of hits.
Michel Camille, Artistic Director
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