Arnold Schönberg: Begleitmusik zu einer Lichtspielszene op. 34 (1930, 9’)

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Drei Stücke für Kammerensemble (1909, 2’)

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Luigi Nono: Canti per 13 (1955, 12’)

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Johannes Schöllhorn: tinto (2023, commission Musik für heute e.V.) Italian premiere

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Salvatore Sciarrino: Lo Spazio inverso (1985, 7')

Andrea Sarto: Noli me tangere II (2015, 9’)

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Let's face our future: could the serial technique of composing invented by Arnold Schönberg (*1874) as adopted by his son-in-law Luigi Nono (*1924) possibly help to address current issues such as globalization, diversity and open form?

A public debate Futureconcerts precedes the concert, with a video message by Nuria Schönberg - Nono.

Let's face our future: could the serial technique of composing invented by Arnold Schönberg (*1874) as adopted by his son-in-law Luigi Nono (*1924) possibly help to address current issues such as globalization, diversity and open form?

A public debate Futureconcerts precedes the concert, with a video message by Nuria Schönberg - Nono.