Programme

Krysti n
Zimerman

Grand Auditorium
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Krystian Zimerman playing the piano in formal concert dress, smiling during a performance.
©: Mark Allan

What you’ll hear and see

The music

  • Ludwig van Beethoven Klaviersonate op. 53 «Waldstein»
  • Franz Schubert Impromptus D 899
  • Fragments de Préludes et autres / Präludien-Fragmente und Co.
  • Roman Statkowski Prélude pour piano op. 37/1
  • Johann Sebastian Bach Präludium BWV 846 (Das Wohltemperierte Klavier I/1)
  • Aleksandr Scriabine Prélude op. 11/2
  • Frédéric Chopin Prélude op. 28/15 Prélude op. 28/16
  • Sergueï Rachmaninov Prélude op. 23/4
  • César Franck Prélude (Prélude, Fugue et Variation op. 18)
  • Claude Debussy Minstrels (Préludes. Premier livre N° 12)
  • Frédéric Chopin Prélude op. 28/4
  • Robert Schumann Romanze op. 28/2
  • George Gershwin Agitato (Three Preludes)
  • Johann Sebastian Bach Praeludium (Partita BWV 825)
  • Gabriel Fauré Prélude op. 103/3
  • Frédéric Chopin Prélude op. 28/11
  • Sergueï Rachmaninov Prélude op. 32/12
  • Nikolai Kapustin Prélude op. 53/9
  • Sergueï Rachmaninov Prélude op. 3/2

The artists

  • Krystian Zimerman piano

Sometimes the best things in life happen unexpectedly.

What we do know: the legendary Krystian Zimerman will take to the stage bringing his usual finesse, emotional depth and intellect. What we don’t know: the programme for the evening. It could be anything from Beethoven to Chopin. But one thing is for sure – in the dexterous hands of one of the finest pianists of his generation, you’ll be in for a memorable treat!
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Tickets

  • Premium 76 €
  • Cat. I 58 €
  • Cat. II 44 €
  • Cat. III 28 €
Kulturpass welcome. For accessibility requests, please contact the Ticket Office.

Details

  • Date Saturday 26.09.26
  • Time 19:30
  • Duration 110’ including a break
  • Room Grand Auditorium
  • Subscription Piano
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How to get here

This concert is part of the subscription: Piano

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