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The program "Virtuoso Journey" offers a musical journey through the centuries and showcases the virtuosity of both instruments in all their facets.
The journey begins with Bach and his inventions, jewels of clarity and precision in which counterpoint becomes a brilliant playground for the agility and interplay of the performers. It continues with Handel's famous Passacaglia, which brings the grandeur of the Baroque to life: a persistent theme that develops, variation after variation, into a veritable monument of sound. Under Mozart's pen, the exchange shines in a combination of grace and technical ease in a witty dialogue. With Glière's 8 pieces, the technical demonstration is then accompanied by gentleness and lyricism, with each note revealing the subtlety of the timbres and the subtlety of the dialogue. Sibelius's Canon, on the other hand, unfolds a more internal virtuosity, composed of millimeter-precise precision and floating atmospheres. This is followed by Kodaly's Duo op. 7, which regularly brings the stage to a boil: folk rhythms, striking contrasts, and dazzling passages follow one another, putting the musicians' endurance and creativity to the test. Piazzolla's Libertango forms the crowning finale of this journey, in which virtuosity becomes dance, passion, and freedom, sealing the perfect union between technical mastery and emotional intensity.
An impressive journey in which each stage shows how virtuosity reinvents itself over time to serve the art of musical dialogue.
ALOISIA DAUER
The German-Italian violinist Aloisia Dauer was considered very early on a violin prodigy. She is praised by the press for her "sensitive tones and furious clouds of sound" and her performances. She completed her training at the Music Institute of Chicago and at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg with Prof. Igor Ozim and Prof. Harald Herzl and received numerous awards and prizes. Master classes with great violinists, etc. Donald Weilerstein, Ulf Hoelscher and Tanja Becker-Bender, as well as lessons with Nicolas Dautricourt complete her music education.
Aloisia Dauer loves chamber music and has performed at renowned festivals such as the Stellenbosch Chamber Music Festival in South Africa, the Salzburg Chamber Music Festival and Salzburg Castle Concerts, the Mendelssohn Summer School Festival in Germany and the International Festival Narni in Italy. As a soloist, she has performed with conductors such as Ernst Kovacic, Kazem Abdullah and Thomas Dorsch, as well as with orchestras such as the Festival Orchestra Stellenbosch, the Mendelssohn Festival Orchestra, Oberschwäbische Kammerorchester and the Kammerphilharmonie Bodensee-Oberschwaben.
In addition to her work as a soloist and chamber musician, Aloisia Dauer teaches her violin class with great passion and is the violin consultant for the Bavarian music schools. She is also working for various educational programs for the German music schools. She is often invited as a juror to national and international competitions and regularly gives masterclasses.
www.aloisiadauer.com
