Nächste Konzerte
- Birsfelden, Birsfelder Museum
Sonntag, 11. Februar 2024 - Biel, La Voirie
Freitag 9. März 2024
Für alle Konzerte ist der Eintritt frei- Kollekte
Konzertarchiv
Zur Mägd, Basel - 22.05.22 Flyer
Kultur Kaffi Bâle, Basel - 25.06.22 Flyer
Maiehof, Biel-Benken - 02.07.22 Flyer
Zunfthaus zur Waag, Zürich - 03.07.22 Flyer
Casa Lardelli, Poschiavo - 22.07.22
Die Sommerkonzerte 2022 wurden unterstützt durch:
- Swisslos-Fonds Basel-Stadt
- Basel Landschaft, Amt für Kultur
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Maiehof, Biel-Benken - 19.06.21 Flyer
Jūnin tōiro
Our recordings
Theodor Blumer - Holzbläserquintett 1. Satz
Theodor Blumer - Holzbläserquintett 2. Satz
Theodor Blumer - Holzbläserquintett 3. Satz
Theodor Blumer - Holzbläserquintett 4. Satz

Our colours
1. Timbre
2. Colour in nature
3. Colour in cuisine

Reina Abe, Flute
Blue
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Red
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Astrid Schumacher, Horn
Red

Julia Marion, Bassoon
Gold and Brown
For me, the bassoon’s timbre is best captured by a bright palette of glowing golds and browns. A pale ale, with its warm amber tones yet distinctively bitter taste, provides a tasty comparison. Pleasant and welcoming, but cheeky and with some bite, the bassoon sound, like a beer, can both comfort and invigorate. (Most bassoonists will appreciate the beer analogy!)
Green
From shamrock to lime and from pine to moss, for me green is the most inspiring color in nature. The flickering of leaves in the wind, the saturated green of the sun-facing side alternating with the dustier shade of the lower side, never fails to mesmerize me. Music has the same power to transport and sooth its listeners and players through its infinite and surprising combinations and shadings of color.
Orange
Even packaged foods can be an inspiration. Fascination for me lies in the bright orange of paprika potato chips. I’ll scour a bag for the best ones. They have just the right shade of orange—for that perfect punch! Take it from me – this is not dissimilar to the search for the perfect reed!
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