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Cello! Cello!! with Ma­xi­mi­li­an Hor­nung

7th Chamber Concert

Sunday, 31/05/2026

11.00 AM - 01.00 PM

Concert

Gluck-Saal

Abo PH

Artist-in-residence Maximilian Hornung and the musicians of the Staatsphilharmonie are organising a chamber concert in the Gluck-Saal. It is also important to him that he make music together with his colleagues from the cello group, and pieces for various cello ensembles are in the programme. The concert is topped off with a special work from the 20th century: Ernst von Dohnányi’s sextet will make its debut in our Chamber Music series.

PROGRAMME:
Various composers: Pieces for cello ensembles
Ernst von Dohnányi: Sextet C Major, Op. 37 for Piano, Clarinet, Horn and String Trio (1935)

Dates and cast

May 2026

  • Sun, 31/05/2026, 11.00 am

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