Gefühlsstürme mit dem Signum Quartet in Bad Tölz

By Michael Vieth, 03 February 2026

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“ein vollkommenes Quartettspiel”

Reviewed at Kurhaus Bad Tölz: Gabriel von Seidl-Konzertsaal, Bad Tölz on 1 February 2026

Mozart, String Quartet in D minor, K421 (K417b)

Janáček, String Quartet no. 2, "Intimate Letters"

Brahms, String Quartet in C minor, Op.51 no.1

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Sumptuous Sheffield Chamber Music Festival finale

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Memorable Mendelssohn from Marek Janowski and the New York Phil

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Principal Trumpet Christopher Martin plays Haydn before the esteemed German maestro conducts a vibrant Scottish Symphony.

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The ears have it: Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas on the Cutty Sark

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Michael Vieth

Michael Vieth ist Physiker und hat viele Jahre in der Zentralen Forschung der Siemens AG in Erlangen und München an magnetischen Speichern und Sensoren gearbeitet. Auch von klassischer Musik magnetisiert, singt er seit seinem Studium in Göttingen in großen Kantoreien und Chorprojekten; eine besondere Vorliebe hat sich zu Motetten der Renaissance und der Moderne entwickelt. Daneben faszinieren ihn Auftritte und Programme kleiner Vokal-Ensembles.

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