Musicians invite you to the table! A fine-sounding and delicious experience for the lunch break. With five lunchtime concerts, the Ensemble JungeMusik offers a break from hectic everyday life and a space to be all ears for new types of listening to music and engaging in conversation with the artists. The flutist Erik Drescher cooks for us.

The focus is on five specially composed oboe miniatures, which recure as a theme through the week. Daily oboe solos can be heard from Xuan Yao, Bernd Lauber, Irina Emeliantseva, Kaspar Querfurth and Aigerim Seilova.

Kaspar Querfurth: umwehen (2024)
umweben is a small study in overtone structures and polyphony. Three temporally independently organized layers, each with its own overtone chords, are interwoven to create a diffuse, fluctuating structure. This is now articulated by a single oboe: quite determined, but still fluctuating due to the sheer amount of information and necessarily incomplete — but perhaps for this very reason more tangible and even more human than overtone structures and polyphony alone.
Kaspar Querfurth

Miro Dobrowolny: Gemini (2016)

Christian FP Kram: Solfeggio “Rosetta” (2011)
The Solfeggio “Rosetta” comes from my opera Leonce und Lena. The instrument flute is connected there with the character “Rosetta”. It is a freely monodic circling line, whose constant flow introduces the scene with Rosetta.
Christian FP Kram

Gordon Kampe: BRZ (2011)

Susanne Stelzenbach: solfeggio (2011)
In the run-up to the 300th birthday of the music-making Prussian King Frederick II in 2012, the Rheinsberg Music Academy asked numerous composers to write a solfeggio for Frederick, who himself also composed such small and meaningful pieces of music. Preferably, they were to be works for solo flute, but other instruments were also possible. In this context, my solfeggio for solo cello was created.
Susanne Stelzenbach

Erik Janson: Des sons savoureux (2024)