Piano recitals
In these masterclasses, the Beethoven-Haus presents outstanding pianists.
- Piotr Anderszewski, piano
The great Polish pianist Piotr Anderszewski is renowned for his profound interpretations and his highly acclaimed discography, which spans several decades. In recent years, he has focused increasingly on the music of Johannes Brahms, which he contrasts in concert with the legacy of his great role model, Beethoven.
With the kind support of the Hermann J. Abs Foundation
- Johannes Brahms, Klavierstücke op. 119 Nr. 1, Nr. 3 und Nr. 4
- Johannes Brahms, Klavierstücke op. 118, Nr. 1, Nr. 2, Nr. 6
- Johannes Brahms, Fantasien op. 116, Nr. 2–5
- Johannes Brahms, Intermezzi op. 117, Nr. 2 und 3
- Ludwig van Beethoven, Klaviersonate c-Moll, op. 111
- Filippo Gorini, piano
Filippo Gorini, winner of the 2018 International Telekom Beethoven Competition and recipient of the Beethoven Ring, is always a welcome guest at the Beethoven-Haus and the Bürger für Beethoven in Bonn. Even at such a young age, this engaging artist performs the outstanding works of the piano repertoire with great mastery – a concert in a class of its own!
- Robert Schumann, Geistervariationen Es-Dur
- Franz Schubert, Klaviersonate c-Moll D 958
- Ludwig van Beethoven, Fantasie op. 77
- Ludwig van Beethoven, Klaviersonate f-Moll op. 57 ("Appassionata")
- Georgijs Osokins, piano
As the first Baltic pianist to establish himself among the international elite of classical music, Latvian-born Georgijs Osokins is celebrated for his diverse repertoire and his commitment to the rich musical heritage of the Baltic region. He will demonstrate this once again in his debut concert in Bonn with a dazzling programme – we can't wait!
- Arvo Pärt, Für Alina
- Arvo Pärt, Ukuaru valss
- Arvo Pärt, Partita Nr. 1
- Arvo Pärt, further piano works
- Franz Schubert, Moment Musicaux As-Dur op. 94 Nr. 2
- Alexander Scriabin, Poème "Vers la flamme"
- Franz Liszt, Pater Noster S. 173, Après une lecture de Dante "Fantasia quais Sonata"
