In their new concert format, the musicians of the inn.wien ensemble explore both well-known works of string orchestra literature and hidden gems of music history up to the present day. Together with rising stars of the international classical music scene, they reflect on the paradox of upward mobility—positive and powerful, yet rebellious, distinctive, and individual.
A blend of self-realization and rebellion, coupled with excellence and artistic expression—this is what connects inn.wien and violinist Sueye Park.
rising—with works by Schubert, Tchaikovsky, Bacewicz, Montgomery, and a world premiere by violinist Marlene Penninger.
In their new concert format, the musicians of the inn.wien ensemble explore both well-known works of string orchestra literature and hidden gems of music history up to the present day. Together with rising stars of the international classical music scene, they reflect on the paradox of upward mobility—positive and powerful, yet rebellious, distinctive, and individual.
A blend of self-realization and rebellion, coupled with excellence and artistic expression—this is what connects inn.wien and violinist Sueye Park.
rising—with works by Schubert, Tchaikovsky, Bacewicz, Montgomery, and a world premiere by violinist Marlene Penninger.
Marlene Penninger – World Premiere
Franz Schubert – Rondo D 438 for Violin and String Orchestra
Jessie Montgomery – Strum for String Orchestra
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky – Serenade for String Orchestra in C Major, Op. 48
After the intermission, there will be a Q&A session with members of the ensemble.
What challenges do young artists face today?
What are the differences between careers as a soloist, a freelance musician, and a path to an orchestra?
Conductor: Maxim Tzekov
Soloist: Sueye Park