Weltklassik am Klavier

Susanna Kadzhoyan presents Beethoven and Schumann

The program

Ludwig van Beethoven
Sonata No. 17 - Tempest in D minor op. 31 No. 2
I. Largo - Allegro
II. Adagio
III. Allegretto
Sonata No. 23 - Appassionata in F minor op. 57
I. Allegro assai
II. Andante con moto
III. Allegro ma non troppo - Presto

- Break -

Robert Schumann
Carnaval op. 9
I. Préambule, II. Pierrot, III. Arlequin, IV. Valse noble, V. Eusebius, VI. Florestan, VII. Coquette, VIII. Réplique, IX. Sphinxes, X. Papillons, XI. A.S.C.H.-S.C.H.A. (Dancing Letters), XII. Chiarina, XIII. Chopin, XIV. Estrella, XV. Reconnaissance, XVI. Pantalon et Colombine, XVII. Valse allemande, XVIII. Paganini, XIX. Aveu, XX. Promenade, XXI. Pause, XXII. March of the Davidsbündler against the Philistines

Just as Italy has its Naples, the French have their Revolution, the English their shipping, etc., so the Germans have their Beethovenschen symphonies…” - thus Schumann. Although the two titans never met in person, they were kindred spirits. Both were early music enthusiasts and took an active interest in the events of their time. Two of the most significant composers were musical boundary crossers, always in search of the new. Peter Tchaikovsky wrote in 1871: “Schumann’s music, which organically connects to Beethoven’s work while decisively breaking away from it, opens up a whole world of new musical forms to us.”
Beethoven’s “Appassionata” and “Tempest Sonata” are among the most famous, painful, and emotionally intense piano sonatas.

Sunday, 11.10.2026 at 5:00 PM

Reservation: 0151 125 855 27, info@weltklassik.de, www.weltklassik.de

Admission: Adults: €30.00, Students: €15.00, Youth (up to 18): free entry, spa guests: €25.00