Soiree - Zakhar Bron Chamber Orchestra

Soiree
Zakhar Bron Chamber Orchestra
Direction: Zakhar Bron
Soloists: Annemarie Federle, Horn & Nanami Anasagasti Kamitaka, Violin

Programme:

Mozart: Hornkonzert Nr. 4 Es-Dur KV 495
Barber: Adagio for Strings, op.11
Mendelssohn: Streichersinfonie Nr. 10 h-Moll
Tschaikowski: Méditation op.42 (aus "Souvenir d'un lieu cher")
Wieniawski: Variationen über ein eigenes Thema op. 15

Duration of concert: approx. 2 hours, including intermission
Admission prices: CHF 50.-, unnumbered seats


Annemarie Federle, born in Germany in 2002 and raised in Cambridge, is an outstanding horn player and won the BBC Young Musician Brass Award in 2020. In January 2023 she was appointed principal horn of the London Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2024 she made her debut at the Lucerne Festival, among others.

Nanami (2012, Spain/Japan) has been attracting international attention for several years. In 2024 she won first prizes at the "7th Saulius Sondeckis Competition" in Lithuania and at the "16th Int. Violin Competition in Honor of K. Lipinski and H. Wieniawski" in Poland. She studies with Zakhar Bron in Madrid and in Interlaken.

Zakhar Bron Chamber Orchestra - The Orchestra of Soloists!
The legendary musician and educator Zakhar Bron regularly brings together great young talents to form a unique ensemble, the Zakhar Bron Chamber Orchestra. An interplay of perfection, dedication and passion. The top-class string orchestra is supplemented with around 20 wind instruments especially for Interlaken Classics. The over 50 young musicians form the Zakhar Bron Festival Orchestra!
Great young talents from all over the world, already in the middle of their solo careers, united to form a top-class string orchestra: most of the musicians in the Zakhar Bron Chamber Orchestra are winners of international competitions. Due to the successes and competition awards they have already achieved, many in the orchestra have the opportunity to play on very valuable instruments, which is unique for such a young orchestra.

In 2015 the orchestra made its debut in the Berlin Philharmonic, the Cologne Philharmonic and the Concertgebouw Amsterdam. In Interlaken the orchestra played with famous artists such as Sabine Meyer, David Garrett, Alice Sara Ott, Daniel Hope, Natalia Gutman, David Geringas, Maxim Vengerov, Mischa Maisky, Konstantin Lifschitz and Vadim Repin.