Virtuoso strings
Virtuosos, composer: inside and educator: Inside from the pioneers of the baroque period to the well -known violinists in the mid -20th century, the core of this exhibition forms. The merging of the original grades, lithographs, photos and letters in the exhibition shows a unique insight into the violinist's personalities that still enchant us.
One of the important content of this exhibition is that the fire from tradition is actively carried into the present.
Private collection Univ.-Prof.
David Frühwirth
Inspiration from the past brings enthusiasm for today
For the first time, one of the largest private collections of this kind is made visible! The exhibition is visually divided into three priorities in order to show the variety of aspects and the special importance of the violin in music history.
Violin over time
We present you Geiger composer: inside from the baroque period starting with Geminiani and Corelli; Followed from the Viennese classical music with Wa Mozart to the great virtuosos in the 20th century. We also want to highlight the quality and the value of printed grades from the past.
Everything is somehow related - educational influences and networking
For a period of 200 years, networking by composer: inside, as well as from educator: inside and their students: inside - the development of the violin schools from Leopold Mozart is also illuminated.
Dates for the exhibition
May 21st concert - concert
"The romantic - virtuoso violin"
7 p.m. concert with students - MDW
June 11th concert - concert
"Violinists compose 1730 to 1950"
7 p.m. concert with students - MDW
July 3rd concert - concert
"If the violin could tell"
7 p.m. Conversation concert
David Frühwirth (violin)
Christopher Hinterhuber (piano)
July 17th panel discussion
"Old gets new - listen differently"
7 p.m. panel discussion with historical recordings
With phono expert Walter Erpf and
Univ.-Prof. David Frühwirth
Concerts take place in the concert hall on the attic
In cooperation with the University of Music and Performing Art Vienna - MDW
With the kind support of Thomasik Infeld Strings - Vienna
Kurato r Univ.-Prof. David Frühwirth