DEMOS Ensemble: High Romanticism | Chamber Music

Description

A November evening in the heart of Brno, with the rich sound world of High Romanticism and a glass of Moravian wine. The second of three concerts within the Musical Bridges of Europe project, jointly organised by Multicultural Centre Brusinka, DEMOS Ensemble and Vinařství Válka, takes us into the High Romantic era – a world of sweeping melodies, deep emotion and rich musical colour. At the heart of DEMOS Ensemble are oboist Andrew D. Miller, clarinettist Josephine Sapsard and pianist Giulio Lo Monaco. For this concert, they will be joined by Brno-based cellist Natálie Greco. The programme will feature a selection of High Romantic works for oboe, clarinet and piano, enriched by the warm and expressive sound of the cello. This chamber setting allows each instrument to reveal its individual character while becoming part of an intimate musical dialogue. Performers Andrew D. Miller – oboe Josephine Sapsard – clarinet Giulio Lo Monaco – piano Natálie Greco – cello DEMOS Ensemble brings together musicians from the Czech Republic, the United Kingdom and Italy. Across three concerts, the series will take audiences from Early Romanticism through High Romanticism to the music of the 20th century. Each evening will also feature a different Brno-based guest artist. The concert is part of Musical Bridges of Europe, an international cultural project based in Brno, Czechia. The project connects people through cross-border musical performances, artist talks and interactive workshops, creating opportunities for cultural exchange and shared experiences through music. The concert series is held with the support of the municipal district of Brno-střed. 🍷Every ticket includes a complimentary glass of Moravian wine from the family-run Vinařství Válka. Guests will also have the opportunity to discover and taste more of the winery’s wines before and after the concert. Come and experience classical music at close range in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. After the performance, stay a little longer, meet the musicians, share your impressions and enjoy a glass of Moravian wine.