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Hammertime Duo: Beethoven & the Bashkirs at the IJssel River || No audience present (Corona Regulations)

14 november 2020 | 17.00 uur | Huize Kolthoorn, Heerde
Musicus/ensemble: Hammertime Duo: Olga Matieva & Nikolai Martynov 

Cold winds swept over the IJssel River in November 1813, when Bashkir troops pitched their bivouac at the river shores, where they built a Ship-bridge to cross this major obstacle in their pursuit of Napoleon. Turbulent times – inspiration for Beethoven to write Sonates, reflecting the emotions of those days.

Hammertime Duo

The Hammertime Duo – Russian pianoduo Olga Matieeva & Nikolai Martynov – has chosen a repertoire of compositions from the times of the Napoleonic wars, voicing the extremities of feelings of anxiety and depression to cheering victory and liberation.

Progam:

Philipp Jakob Riotte (1776 – 1856)

Die Schlacht bei Leipzig (1814 ca.)
1. Marcia

  1. Maestoso
  2. Marche
  3. Allegro furioso
  4. Allegro non troppo presto – Allegro assai – Piu allegro – Andante
  5. Marche
  6. Allegro furioso
  7. Allegro
  8. Larghetto
  9. Andante
  10. Triumph-marsch

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 – 1827)

Sonata №27 Op. 90 (1814)
Mit Lebhaftigkeit und durchaus mit Empfindung und Ausdruck

Nicht zu geschwind und sehr singbar vorgetragen

Ludwig van Beethoven

Symphony №8 Op. 93 (1812), arranged for fortepiano four-hands by Wilhelm Meves (1808 – 1871)

  1. Allegro vivace e con brio
  2. Allegretto scherzando
  3. Tempo di Menuetto
  4. Allegro vivace

November 1813 – November 2020

November 1813 – cold winds swept over the IJssel River in November 1813, when the 1rst Regiment of Bashkir troops pitched their bivouac in the village of Wijhe. The Low Countries were suffering under French rule. A month earlier, Napoleon was defeated at Leipzig and the Allied forces chased the French back to France. In their pursuit of Napoleon, the IJssel River proved to be a major obstacle. By building a Ship-bridge between both river shores, these courageous horsemen, who had made their way from the foothills of the Ural mountains, could continue their victorious campaign for the liberation of the Netherlands from French occupation.

Poets and composers translated the tensions of these days into texts and melodies. Turbulent times, that inspired also Beethoven to write Sonates, reflecting the emotions of those days.

 

Statue of a Bashkir Horseman in Veessen

The statue of a Bashkir rider was created by the sculptor Alexander Taratynov.
More information: www.ruiterbeeld.nl

Inauguration of the Bashkir statue in Veessen 11 January 2018

 

Corona measures

Kolthoorn House adheres to government-imposed restrictions to limit the danger of Covid-19 spread.  At this concert no audience can be present.

Videostream – Geelvinck Festival Online!

Onze online festival zal plaatsvinden in december 2020! informatie over de online videostream volgt binnenkort.

Our online festival is launching in December 2020! Information about watching the videostream online will be available soon



Locatie

Huize Kolthoorn

 De Gelderse villa Huize Kolthoorn in de gelijknamige buurtschap, werd in 1880 op een steenworp van de grote en veel oudere boerderij van het landgoed gebouwd. Indertijd omvatte het landgoed - gelegen tussen de IJssel en de Noord-Veluwe - eveneens het aanpalende bos- en heidegebied (nu Landgoed Boshoven). Het landgoed werd in 1899 aangekocht door de gevierde kunstschilder Jan L. Kleintjes (1872-1955) en zijn vrouw Hedwig Kleintjes - van Osselen (1871-1936), dochter van de bekende kinderboekenschrijfster, Berta van Osselen - van Delden (1847-1936) en zelf ook kunstenares. Kolthoorn groeide in die jaren uit tot een centrum waar kunstenaars van diverse pluimage elkaar ontmoetten.

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