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GASTKONZERT: FEININGER TRIO
Guest concert: Feininger Trio
Event by: Mendelssohn-Remise
Location: Mendelssohn-Gesellschaft, Jägerstraße 51, Berlin - Mitte
About event
We cordially invite you and your friends to a very special lunch concert in the Mendelssohn-Remise with the Feininger Trio https://www.fingertrio.de
2005 Adrian Oetiker (piano) and the Berlin Philharmonic Christoph Streuli (violin) and David Riniker (cello) founded the Feininger Trio. Lyonel Feininger, whose Berlin studio was not far from the rehearsal location of the ensemble in the Berlin-Zehlendorf district, the namesake of her trio, the painter, graphic artist and co-founder of the Bauhaus, they feel closely connected as a personality as well as in his work.
Program
🎼 1906)
piano trio No. 1 D minor op. 32 (1894) and
piano trio No. 2 f-minor op. 73 (1905)
🎹 🎻Musiker
Adrian Oetiker, Klavier
Christoph Streuli, Violine
🎟️ Tickets
-single card: 20 €/red. 15 €
📍
📍
🗓️ Saturday, September 13th, 2025, 1:00 p.m.
🏛️ Mendelssohn Remise, Jägerstraße 51, 10117 Berlin-Mitte
30 81704726
✉️ E-mail: reservation@mendelsssohn-remise.de
📖 To get in the mood for the Feininger Trio
in the Mendelssohn memise, the Feininger Trio for a Sunday concert 2023, was seen as an introduction to our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn5auulueow
📖 Information about Anton Stepanowitsch Arenski
The Russian composer was born on July 12, 1861 in Nowgorod. Arenski attended the Russo music school in Saint Petersburg and studied at the Sankt Petersburg Conservatory at Nikolai Rimski-Korsssakoff from 1879. After completing his studies in 1882, he was appointed to the Moscow Conservatory in 1883 as a composition teacher and appointed professor in 1889. Many of his students later became well -known composers (including Sergei Rachmaninow and Alexander Skrjabin). Arenski died on February 12, 1906 in Perkjärvi at Terijoki.
Arenski's work comprises two symphonies, a piano concert, a violin concert, acting music, three orchestral suites, five suites for two pianos, two ply quartet, two piano trios, a piano quintet, three operas (dream at the Wolga op. 16, Raffael op. 37, Nai and Damajanti op. 47) Cantata (the fountains of Bachtschissarai op. 46) as well as choirs and songs.
Photo: Irène Zandel
2005 Adrian Oetiker (piano) and the Berlin Philharmonic Christoph Streuli (violin) and David Riniker (cello) founded the Feininger Trio. Lyonel Feininger, whose Berlin studio was not far from the rehearsal location of the ensemble in the Berlin-Zehlendorf district, the namesake of her trio, the painter, graphic artist and co-founder of the Bauhaus, they feel closely connected as a personality as well as in his work.
Program
🎼 1906)
piano trio No. 1 D minor op. 32 (1894) and
piano trio No. 2 f-minor op. 73 (1905)
🎹 🎻Musiker
Adrian Oetiker, Klavier
Christoph Streuli, Violine
🎟️ Tickets
-single card: 20 €/red. 15 €
📍
📍
🗓️ Saturday, September 13th, 2025, 1:00 p.m.
🏛️ Mendelssohn Remise, Jägerstraße 51, 10117 Berlin-Mitte
30 81704726
✉️ E-mail: reservation@mendelsssohn-remise.de
📖 To get in the mood for the Feininger Trio
in the Mendelssohn memise, the Feininger Trio for a Sunday concert 2023, was seen as an introduction to our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn5auulueow
📖 Information about Anton Stepanowitsch Arenski
The Russian composer was born on July 12, 1861 in Nowgorod. Arenski attended the Russo music school in Saint Petersburg and studied at the Sankt Petersburg Conservatory at Nikolai Rimski-Korsssakoff from 1879. After completing his studies in 1882, he was appointed to the Moscow Conservatory in 1883 as a composition teacher and appointed professor in 1889. Many of his students later became well -known composers (including Sergei Rachmaninow and Alexander Skrjabin). Arenski died on February 12, 1906 in Perkjärvi at Terijoki.
Arenski's work comprises two symphonies, a piano concert, a violin concert, acting music, three orchestral suites, five suites for two pianos, two ply quartet, two piano trios, a piano quintet, three operas (dream at the Wolga op. 16, Raffael op. 37, Nai and Damajanti op. 47) Cantata (the fountains of Bachtschissarai op. 46) as well as choirs and songs.
Photo: Irène Zandel