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SUMMARY:Festive matinee
DESCRIPTION:An original work by Gustav Mahler in a chamber music concert? Yes, it does happen. Most of the chamber music works that he wrote as a teenager long before his large-scale symphonies were composed have been lost. But a quartet movement in A minor has survived. It is unmistakably influenced by Brahms' Piano Quartet in C minor, which had been premiered in Vienna shortly before - and which will also be played in this concert. The fact that these works could be created has a lot to do with Mozart. He was commissioned by the publisher Franz Anton Hoffmeister to write three piano quartets, but was then released from the contract after the first one: The work was too difficult for music lovers, it was said, and therefore could not be sold. In fact, Mozart developed the form of the piano quartet in a new, more sophisticated direction here, which inspired later composers - and has remained attractive in high-calibre performances to this day.\n\nWolfgang Amadeus  Mozart Klavierquartett g-Moll KV 478\n\nGustav  Mahler Quartettsatz a-Moll\n\nJohannes  Brahms Klavierquartett Nr. 3 c-Moll op. 60
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URL:https://tonhalle-orchester.ch/en/concerts/kalender/festtags-matinee-2009824/
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