Instead of the traditional Open House on May 1:
STREAM from the Schönberg-House Mödling

AUREUM Saxophon Quartett
    Martina Stückler soprano saxophone
    Johannes Weichinger alto saxophone
    Viola Jank tenor saxophone
    Lukas Seifried baritone saxophone

Florian BRAMBÖCK Bramboracky-Marsch
Arnold SCHÖNBERG Three Folk Song arrangements (arr. Thomas Schön)
    Es gingen zwei Gespielen gut – Herzlieblich Lieb, durch Scheiden – Schein uns, du liebe Sonne
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN from Elf Mödlinger Tänze WoO 17 (arr. Thomas Schön)
    Menuett – Walzer – Laenderer – Walzer – Menuett
Traditional: Meraner Jodler, Steirer, Ischler Schleuniger (arr. Rudolf Pietsch)
Arnold SCHÖNBERG Sonnenschein-Polka (arr. Thomas Schön)

Production
Agnes Ecker sound & recording management
Maximilian Hödl camera and editing

»The songs and dances [of] the peoples are often of overwhelming depth of expression [...]. They are truly beautiful and one can only admire them.« (Arnold Schönberg: Symphonies from Folk Songs) Some time ago, the AUREUM Saxophone Quartet began to devote itself to genuine folk music together with folk music researcher and violinist Rudi Pietsch, who died much too early in 2020. This resulted in a program that outlines intersections between the two genres and shows how art music can be inspired by the folk music idiom.

Stream on facebook and YouTube.

Program (German, PDF)

Cooperation Arnold Schönberg Center and municipality of Mödling
With the support of Land Niederösterreich