Konzert

Wildnis/Escapes

97th Naxos Hall Concert
Naxos Hallenkonzerte
The image shows a classical music ensemble consisting of five musicians. They stand side by side in a dark, atmospherically lit room, smiling at the camera. All of them wear elegant, predominantly black clothing, conveying a professional and stylish impression. Some of the individuals are holding their instruments: visible are, among others, a violin, a baroque string instrument (similar to a viola da gamba), and a transverse flute. The warm lighting highlights their faces and instruments, while the background is deliberately kept dark, placing the focus on the group.
© ensemble histoirefuture

Events

Monday
25. May 26, 20:00 Uhr
Tickets

Rockfalls, avalanches, hurricanes, thunderstorms, glacial calving, and floods – nature defies control. Wildnis / Espaces transports the audience into a lucid dream where there is no firm ground. Within a strict formal framework, an intangible avalanche of sounds and images unfolds, reflecting natural phenomena from a human perspective. Since its founding, the ensemble histoirefuture has been dedicated to improvisation—drawing inspiration both from historical models and playing techniques, as well as from contemporary and performative forms. In his new full-length work, Matthias Klenota subtly balances contrasts between intensity, harshness, grace, and delicate humor.

 

PROGRAM
Matthias Klenota | *1987 – Wildnis/Espaces | 2025-26

Trailer
Violin, Composition, Direction
Matthias Klenota
Violin
Eva Saladin
Viola da Gamba, Violone, Double Bass, Voice
Giovanna Baviera
Keyboards
Halldór Bjarki Arnarson
Percussion
N.N.
Outside Eye
Benjamin Truong
Scenography
Konrad Walkow
Entrance fee
Solidarity-based pricing system
€10 – €30

Students, pupils, members of fgnm e.V.
€5
A production by
NAXOS Hallenkonzerte
About the group

With the kind support of Kulturfonds Frankfurt RheinMain, Musikfonds, The Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, Cultural Office of the City of Frankfurt am Main, Hessian Ministry for Science and Research, Arts and Culture