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Goethe Lieder by Beethoven, Zelter, Reichardt, Mozart, and Romance by Szymanowska

Fanie Antonelou, soprano - Sofya Gandilyan, fortepiano 

Instruments: 

fortepiano by Johann Gottlieb Fichtel, Vienna?, 1803

fortepiano by Nannette Streicher, Vienna Opus 1117 (?), 1816 

COVIELLO 2024

EUR 20 incl. postage

Monteverdi's "Zefiro torna" with the cornet player Jean Tubéry and the Ensemble La Fenice 
Concert film from the Music Salon Weissenbrunn

»Who rides so late through the night and wind?« … This is the first line of one of the most famous German poems. Even 240 years later, it still captures our imagination. Johann Friedrich Reichardt, a composer Goethe rated very highly, created an impressive setting to music of this ballad. Whenever the Erlking appears, even today’s listeners shudder with horror, enhanced by the dramatic talent of Greek soprano, Fanie Antonelou. A touching climax to a concert film which is all about the genius of Goethe.
 

Recorded in November 2020 in the context of the Artist-in-Residence Programme,
With support from the Schloss Weißenbrunn Foundation in co-operation with CLOSER by culiner creative circle.

"AFFINITIES" - RECORDING of Greek and German art songs - with Fanie Antonelou and Kerstin Mörk
by Bis Records

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EUR 20 incl. postage

"Antonelou does vary her vocal color considerably. She pays close aftention to text and mood, singing with a real personality.

Kerstin Mörk is more than an accompanist; she is a true collaborative pianist who delves into the spirit of the music. BIS's recorded sound is very natural and well balanced between singer and piano. Fine program notes by Yannis Samprovalakis, along with complete texts and translations in Greek, Cerman, and English complete a highly recommendable project."

FANFARE May/June 2020

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Upcoming concerts

​​​​70 years Munich Bach-Choir

*****

Johann Sebastian Bach,

Mass in B minor

BWV 232 

Fanie Antonelou, soprano

William Shelton, altus
Daniel Johannsen, tenor
Sebastian Myrus, baritone

Munich Bach-Choir 
Munich Bach-Orchestra 
Johanna Soller, conductor 

Sunday 16th June 2024 - 8 pm

Residenz- Herkulessaal Munich

Isabella Leonarda - Antonio Vivaldi

Fanie Antonelou, soprano

Felicia Graf, baroque violin

Thorsten Bleich, lute/theorbo

Saturday, 22nd June 2024 

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Ch. Gounod, Messe solennelle en l’honneur de Sainte-Cécile

F. Antonelou, soprano

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Nürtinger Kantorei

Hanzo Kim, conductor

Sunday 14th July 2024 

St. Laurentius Nürtingen

"Freedom" - Masterpieces of the baroque

vocal- und instrumental works by M. Uccellini,  H. Biber,
I. Leonarda, T. Merula, J. Chr. Bach, B. Strozzi, A. Vivaldi, E. de la Guerre, and G. Fr. Händel 

Fanie Antonelou, soprano

Christine Busch & Isabelle Farr, baroque violins

Anderson Fiorelli, baroque cello 

Andrea Baur, lute /theorbo

Veronika Braß, harpschord / chamber organ 

Sunday 28th July 2024 - 5 pm

Lorch Monastery 

(international Festival for music Schwäbisch Gmünd)

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