- Sendehinweis: Klassik Klub | 6. September 2026, 16.04 - 17.45 Uhr | WDR 3
| KomponistIn | Titel/ Länge | InterpretIn/ Ensemble |
|---|---|---|
| Johann Sebastian Bach | I. Satz, Prélude (2:39) | Jakob Lindberg (Laute) |
| Ilse Weber | Wiegala (3:02) | Esther Abrami (Violine), Esther Abrami Ensemble |
| Albert Lortzing | Undine, Act II: Ballett music (11:39) | Bamberger Symphoniker, Victor Reinshagen (Ltg.) |
| John Cage | Dream (8:34) | Bruce Liu (Klavier) |
| Astor Piazzolla | Fuga Y Misterio (3:57) | Jan Pascal (Gitarre), Alexander Kilian (Gitarre) |
| Blake Morgan | Moonrise (4:11) | VOCES8, Ringmasters |
| Elena Kats-Chernin | Tanz der Wolken 1 (6:26) | Sophie Pacini (Klavier) |
| Niccolo Paganini | The Carnival of Venice (9:18) | Joshua Bell (Violine), Simon Mulligan (Klavier) |
| Justus Eichhorn | Silent Fields – Upright Version (2:57) | Justus Eichhorn (Klavier) |
| Zoltan Kodaly | Intermezzo for String Trio (5:45) | Trio Arnold |
| Niccolo Paganini A.: James Stephenson | Cantabile in D-Dur (4:08) | Joshua Bell (Violine & Ltg.), Academy of St. Martin in the Fields |
| Ludovico Einaudi | Nuvole Bianche (7:07) | Sophie Pacini (Klavier) |
| Olafur Arnalds | Tomorrow's Song (3:10) | Lavinia Meijer (Harfe) |
| Anthony Hopkins A.: André Rieu | And the Waltz Goes On (5:54) | Philharmonia Orchestra, Gustavo Dudamel (Ltg.) |
| Edward Elgar | Salut d' amour, Op. 12 (2:48) | Astrig Siranossian (Violoncello), Nathanael Gouin (Klavier) |
| Ariel Ramirez/ Felix Luna | Alfonsina y el Mar (4:42) | Yuval Te’eni (Gitarre) |
| Yo-Peng Chen | Under the Moonlight (5:45) | Daniel Hope (Violine), Yixuan Wei (Klavier), Wenqing Shi (Pipa), Jiajun Ma (Erhu), Junkan Wang (Dizi), Chunxu Li (Sheng), Qianqian He (Guzheng), Philipp Schupelius (Violoncello), Yu-Peng Chen (Klavier & Ltg.), Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra, Liang Zhang (Ltg.) |
| Monique Andrée Serf A.: Roland Dyens | Göttingen (4:36) | Eleftheria Kotzia (Gitarre) |
| Pedro Eleftheriou | I need you (3:54) | Emmanuele Baldini (Violine), Mariana Virgilli (Klavier) |
| Ludwig van Beethoven | Ecossaises in Es-Dur, WoO 83 (2:16) | Matthias Kirschnereit (Klavier) |
Redaktion: Michael Breugst
