Höri Music Festival: Echoes of Time – Grand Finale – Orchestral Concert

##### **Echoes of Time** ##### **Grand Finale – Orchestral Concert** “…you drift with me on the cold sea, yet a warmth of my own flickers…” (Richard Dehmelo  Sun, Aug. 16, 2026 | 8:00 p.m. | €20/€40/€65 Öhningen Collegiate Church Festival Orchestra Grand Finale – Orchestral Concert Mozart’s overture to *La Clemenza di Tito*, which calls for humanity, magnanimity, and reconciliation among rulers. ‍*Verklärte Nacht*, Schoenberg’s highly romantic sounds that conjure up a dreamlike and deeply moving vision of the future. The *Triple Concerto*, Beethoven’s magnificent masterpiece, in which the orchestra and three outstanding soloists invite the audience to a rousing celebration of harmony and sound. A forward-looking conclusion to the anniversary. **Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791): ** Overture to *La clemenza di Tito*, K. 621 **Arnold Schoenberg (1874–1951): ** *Verklärte Nacht*, Op. 4 **– Intermission – ** **Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827): ** Triple Concerto in C major, Op. 56 Anne Luisa Kramb, violin Phillip Schupelius, cello Julius Asal, piano Conductor Jascha von der Goltz With the *Overture to La clemenza di Tito*, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart raised the curtain in 1791 on one of his final stage works—and for a truly regal occasion: the opera was composed for the coronation of Emperor Leopold II in Prague. And because imperial celebrations demand grandeur, Mozart draws on the history of ancient Rome: In it, the ruler Titus serves as a model of how power, mercy, and humanity can go hand in hand.