Concert schedule

26.02. 20:00

Zentrum Bayreuth

Claire Huangci, piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,  Sonate Nr.14 c-Moll KV 457
Frédérik Chopin,  Ballade no. 1 in G minor Op. 23
Johannes Brahms,  Hungarian Dances (selection)
Sergej Rachmaninow,  Prelude Op. 3, No. 2
Sergej Rachmaninow,  Préludes Op.23, No.5-7
Sergej Rachmaninow,  Préludes Op. 32, No. 4-6

28.02. 20:30

Auditorio de Galicia, Santiago de Compostela

Claire Huangci, piano
Real Filharmonía de Galicia
Manuel de Falla,  Noches

04.03. 19:30

Grosses Festspielhaus Salzburg

Claire Huangci, piano
Real Filharmonía de Galicia
Manuel de Falla,  Noches

05.03. 20:30

Sala Filarmonica di Trento

Claire Huangci, piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,  Sonate Nr.14 c-Moll KV 457
Robert Schumann,  Phantasie op. 17
Johannes Brahms,  Hungarian Dances No. 1-5

07.03. 16:00

Församlingshemmet i Flen

Claire Huangci, piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,  Sonate Nr.14 c-Moll KV 457
Frédérik Chopin,  Ballade no. 1 in G minor Op. 23
Sergej Rachmaninow,  Préludes op. 32, Nr 4,5,6
***
Clara Schumann,  Soirées musicales, Op. 6 (Selection)
Robert Schumann,  Phantasie op. 17

08.03. 16:00

Konstakademien Stockholm

Claire Huangci, piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,  Sonate Nr.14 c-Moll KV 457
Frédérik Chopin,  Ballade no. 1 in G minor Op. 23
Sergej Rachmaninow,  Préludes op. 32, Nr 4,5,6
***
Clara Schumann,  Soirées musicales, Op. 6 (Selection)
Robert Schumann,  Phantasie op. 17

14.03. 20:00

Festhalle Viersen

Claire Huangci, piano
Bochumer Symphoniker
Eva Ollikainen, conductor
Johannes Brahms,  Tragic Overture
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,  Piano Concerto A-Major No. 23 K 488
Galina Ustwolskaja,  Poem No. 2 for orchestra
Zoltán Kodály,  Tänze aus Galanta

15.03. 11:00

Anneliese Brost Musikforum Ruhr

Claire Huangci, piano
Eva Ollikainen, conductor
Bochumer Symphoniker
Johannes Brahms,  Tragic Overture
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,  Piano Concerto A-Major No. 23 K 488
Galina Ustwolskaja,  Poem No. 2 for orchestra
Zoltán Kodály,  Tänze aus Galanta

25.03. 19:30

Casino Bern

Claire Huangci, piano
Marc Bouchkov, violin
Kammerorchester Basel
Howard Griffiths, conductor
Felix Mendelssohn,  Doppelkonzert für Violine und Klavier d-moll

28.03. 19:30

Muri Abbey

Claire Huangci, piano
Charles Dutoit, conductor
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,  Klavierkonzert No. 20 d-moll, K.466

29.03. 15:30

Prinzregententheater Munich

Claire Huangci, piano
Marc Bouchkov, violin
Kammerorchester Basel
Howard Griffiths, conductor
Felix Mendelssohn,  Doppelkonzert für Violine und Klavier d-moll

03.04. 20:00

Kolarac Concert Hall, Belgrad

Claire Huangci, piano
Howard Griffiths, conductor
Belgrad Philharmonic Orchestra
Ludwig van Beethoven,  Klavierkonzert D-dur op. 61a (Transkr. des Violinkonzerts)

05.04. 17:00

Kultur-Forum Heppenheim

Claire Huangci, piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,  Sonate Nr.14 c-Moll KV 457
Frédéric Chopin,  Bolero c Major, Op. 19
Frédérik Chopin,  Ballade no. 1 in G minor Op. 23
Sergej Rachmaninow,  Prelude Op. 3, No. 2
Sergej Rachmaninow,  Preludes Op. 23, No. 1-7
Johannes Brahms,  Hungarian Dances No. 1-5

08.04. 19:30

Stadthaus Winterthur

Claire Huangci, piano
Clemens Schuldt, conductor
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,  Konzert für Klavier und Orchester Nr. 20 KV 466

17.04. 19:30

Landenberghaus Greifensee

Claire Huangci, piano
Ludwig van Beethoven,  32 Variationen über ein eigenes Thema c-Moll WoO 80
Ludwig van Beethoven,  Klaviersonate Nr. 21 C-Dur op. 53 'Waldstein'
Johannes Brahms,  Hungarian Dances (selection)
Sergej Rachmaninow,  Prelude Op. 3, No. 2
Sergej Rachmaninow,  10 Preludes, Op. 23
Sergej Rachmaninow,  13 Préludes, Op. 32 (Excerpt)

19.04. 11:00

Aarau Kultur & Kongresshaus

Claire Huangci, piano
Simon Roggen, violin
Giulia Ajmone-Marsan, violoncello
Francesco Negrini, clarinet
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,  Klaviertrio G-Dur KV 496
Jörg Widmann,  "Nachtstück" for Clarinet, Cello and Piano
Olivier Messiaen,  Quatuor pour la fin du temps

22.04. 19:30

Stadttheater Olten

Claire Huangci, piano
Sebastian Bohren, violin
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,  Sonata for Violin and Piano G major, K 301
Maurice Ravel,  Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 2 in G major
Johann Sebastian Bach,  Chaconne from the Partita No. 2 D minor, BWV 1004
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Sergej Rachmaninow,  Preludes (Auswahl)
César Franck,  Sonata for violin and piano in A major Op. 120

08.05. 19:00

Sala Koncertowa Filh. Łódź

Claire Huangci, piano
Howard Griffiths, conductor
Arthur Rubinstein Philharmonic Orchestra, orchestra
Ludwig van Beethoven,  Klavierkonzert D-dur op. 61a (Transkr. des Violinkonzerts)

17.05. 11:00

Liederhalle Stuttgart

Claire Huangci, piano
Georg Fritzsch, conductor
Staatsorchester Stuttgart
Viktor Ullmann,  Piano Concerto, Op. 25

18.05. 19:30

Liederhalle Stuttgart

Claire Huangci, piano
Jonathan Nott, conductor
Staatsorchester Stuttgart
Viktor Ullmann,  Piano Concerto, Op. 25

21.05. 18:00

Neue Aula Folkwang Universität der Künste

Claire Huangci, piano
Ludwig van Beethoven,  Symphonie Nr. 6 (Transkirption F. Liszt)
Ludwig van Beethoven,  Symphonie Nr.7 (Transkription F. Liszt)

Her Schubert has lyrical grace and extroverted power, compelling effects and soft vocalism. […] Schubert has rarely been heard so thrilling, so modern, so replete with tension.

Badische Zeitung, Roswitha Frey, 27/11/2018

Claire Huangci’s fanciful, highly intimate and refined playing [captures] the Shakespearean summer night magic and takes works by Beethoven, Scriabin and Chopin on a magical journey.

Süddeutsche Zeitung, Stephan Schwarz-Peters, 9/7/2018

Her performance of [Rachmaninoff] Préludes is brilliant, clear, and flowing, with a remarkable sense of polyphonic structures while at the same time poetic and dynamic in the tonal qualities.

Pianist, first edition 2019, Mario-Felix Vogt, 15/3/2019

If looking for characteristics of Huangci’s piano playing […] one finds them in her superior focus, imaginative abilities, and the resulting poetics of her interpretation.

NZZ, Thomas Schacher, 2/3/2019

Her Mozart Concerto was captivating, a flawless performance with lively, sparkling runs, and an abundance of musical ideas.

SRF, Moritz Weber, 13/6/2018

[Claire Huangci] gives an arc to her interpretation of the four pieces [of Schubert’s Impromptus op. 142]. Distinguished, delicate, in a flowing melodic current, full of dramatic shading and expressive modulations.

Schwäbische Zeitung, Gerd Kurat, 1/9/2019