The Davos Festival pays tribute to Britten and Bosmans

Von Sarah Batschelet, 19 August 2021

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“[Isabel Pfefferkorn] mastered unexpected intervals as if they were easy”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Berghotel Schatzalp, Davos, am 18 August 2021

Britten, 6 Metamorphoses after Ovid for oboe, Op.49

Bosmans, Mon rêve familier

Bosmans, Le diable dans la nuit

Bosmans, Complainte du cetit cheval blanc

Bosmans, Le regard éternel

Bosmans, La chanson fatale

Britten, Lachrymae für Bratsche und Klavier, Op.48a

Bosmans, String Quartet

Amadeus Wiesensee, Klavier

Amanda Taurina, Oboe

Amit Dubester, Saxophon

Chaos String Quartet

Dominic Chamot, Klavier

Isabel Pfefferkorn, Mezzosopran

Mathis Rochat, Viola

"Feeling Good": Davos Festival concert lives up to its name

Sarah Batschelet, 17th August

An eclectic programme running from Purcell to Nina Simone kept with the Festival's tradition of presenting up-and-coming classical musicians.

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Les débuts parisiens marquants de Chamot à la Fondation Vuitton

Alain Lompech, 13th February

Dans un programme qui pouvait faire craindre le pire de la part d'un artiste présenté comme un pianiste de concours, le jeune Allemand s'est révélé un véritable sorcier doublé d'un musicien cultivé.

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Mythos Davos: gifted young artists featured at the Davos Festival

Sarah Batschelet, 12th August

The Davos Festival's programme, underscoring the extraordinary talents of some dozen young musicians, is a polished and highly inviting offer.

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Dionysian and Apollonian: René Jacobs conducts L'Orfeo in Berlin

Elena Luporini, 18th February

In a concert performance at the Berlin Philharmonie, conductor René Jacobs gives his own – thrilling – take on Monteverdi's L'Orfeo.

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"Feeling Good": Davos Festival concert lives up to its name

Sarah Batschelet, 17th August

An eclectic programme running from Purcell to Nina Simone kept with the Festival's tradition of presenting up-and-coming classical musicians.

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Davos Festival celebrates the senses

Sarah Batschelet, 3rd August

The annual Davos Festival offers a platform to gifted young musicians from around the world to explore and exchange musical genres in a stellar alpine landscape.

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Sarah Batschelet

Sarah Batschlelet, long based in Switzerland, took a degree in Art History from Smith College, Northampton, Massachuetts, and lives as a freelance writer and editor near Zurich.

The Davos Festival pays tribute to Benjamin Britten and Henriëtte Bosmans