“Schubert Marathon” – Part 1 Schubert’s chamber music is a world of its own. In our Schubert Marathon, Berliner Philharmoniker ensembles explore the musical landscapes of the composer’s soul. It all starts with the famous Trout Quintet . Two string trios and the melancholy Variations on “Trockne Blumen” for flute and strings complete this first part.
Members of the Berliner Philharmoniker
Christophe Horák
Janusz Widzyk
Yannick van de Velde
Berlin Philharmonic String Trio
Romano Tommasini
Wolfgang Talirz
David Riniker
Jelka Weber
Marlene Ito
Simon Roturier
Martin von der Nahmer
Knut Weber
Michael Karg
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Franz Schubert Piano Quintet in A major, D 667 “Trout” Christophe Horák violin Ulrich Knörzer viola David Riniker cello Janusz Widzyk double bass Yannick van de Velde piano Franz Schubert String Trio in B flat major, D 471 Berlin Philharmonic String Trio Romano Tommasini violin Wolfgang Talirz viola David Riniker cello Franz Schubert String Trio in B flat major, D 581 Berlin Philharmonic String Trio Romano Tommasini violin Wolfgang Talirz viola David Riniker cello Franz Schubert Variations on “Trockne Blumenˮ in E minor, D 802 (arr. for flute and string quintet by Daniel Rumler) Jelka Weber flute Marlene Ito violin Simon Roturier violin Martin von der Nahmer viola Knut Weber cello Michael Karg double bass Before the concert: “Schubert Marathon” – an introduction by Susanne Stähr to part 1 
