From freedom and form

Roland Göschl's space installation
as a contemporary sound oasis

Place:

Vienna, Wiener Secession

Time:

Tuesday, 29. November 1994, 7.30pm

Finissage 
Installation:

Roland Goeschl

Introduction speach:

Dr. Manfred Permoser

Music program:

Arnold Schönberg
String quartet Nr. 2 in F sharp minor, op.10
Mäßig–moderato - Sehr rasch - 'Litanei' langsam - 'Entrückung' sehr langsam
3. and 4. movement after texts of Stefan George

Elios Quartett
Lorant Bozsodi, 1. Violin
Christian Nenescu, 2. Violin
Luca Serpini, Viola
Zoltán Bozsodi, Violoncello
Anna-Maria Pammer, Sopran

-- Break --

Anton Webern
Quartet op. 28
Mäßig - Gemächlich - Sehr fließend

ensemble nouveaux
Alexander Gheorghiu, 1.Violin
Wei-Ping Lin, 2. Violin
Robert Bauerstatter, Viola
Stefan Gartmayer, Violoncello

Attila Pasztor
vitrum sacrum, Premiere

Attila Pasztor, Violoncello
Sebastian Gürtler, Violine 

The Wiener Secession is a symbol for the freedom of art and was an impressive starting point for the concert cycle 'les nouveaux jeunes'. The concert took place in the art installation of Roland Goeschl, which formed a thrilling imagination space for the music of Schönberg, Webern and Pastor.