Benefizkonzert

Kammermusikalischer Liederabend "Fanny Mendelssohn feat. Franz Schubert" für Cello, Klavier und Gesang

Konzert
Sun

18.05.2025

17:00 | ca. 70 Minuten

Mendelssohn-Haus Leipzig - Musiksalon

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Charity concert in favour of URS e.V. - Children and Youth Aid Romania

Chamber music recital
- Fanny Mendelssohn feat. Franz Schubert - cello, piano and singing

Let yourself be carried away into the world of romanticism.
An evening that wants to enrich us with stories of awakening - of connection - of change and of love.

Well-known and popular works from the Romantic period will be performed, arranged for piano, cello and voice.

  • Stefan Bien, baritone
  • Ekaterina Gorynina, violoncello
  • Julia Aldinger, piano

Fanny Hensel (1805 –1847)

  • Dämmrung senkte sich von oben

Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1809–1847)

  • Auf Flügeln des Gesangs

Robert Schumann (1810–1856)

  • Im wunderschönen Monat Mai

Arnold Schönberg (1874–1951)

  • Warum bist du aufgewacht

Franz Schubert (1797-1828)

  • Lindenbaum

und andere

18 EUR | discount* 14 EUR

Stefan Bien, baritone
The graduate industrial engineer and managing director of an international company took singing lessons. He took singing lessons at the Carl Maria von Weber Academy of Music and received encouragement and support from singers such as Thomas Quasthoff, Tobias Berndt and Jean-Noël Briend. He gained stage experience in the opera choir of the Plauen-Zwickau theatre and made his solo debut in Rossini's "Petite Messe solennelle". His repertoire ranges from Bach to Wagner, with art song being particularly close to his heart. With a vocal range of over three octaves and an impressive colour palette, he touches his audience.

Ekaterina Gorynia, violoncello
Her passion, curiosity and openness to music have led her to a varied repertoire ranging from Renaissance and Baroque to classical cello, jazz, folk and contemporary music. The focus of her work lies in chamber music and theatre. Ekaterina Gorynina has been teaching a cello class at the Heinrich Schütz Conservatory in Dresden since 2018.

Julia Aldinger, piano
Passionate Lied pianist with German-Russian roots and an excellent education at the Dresden, Weimar and St. Petersburg conservatories. Scholarship holder at the Liedforum Berlin and concert partner of national and international prizewinners. She is also a committed piano teacher, a sought-after adjudicator at competitions, a multiple award-winning biology laboratory assistant in cancer research and mother of 3 children.

Organiser: Stefan Bien

Subject to change with no notice

*reduced for seniors and students, children up to 12 years have free admission