University of Music FRANZ LISZT Weimar - Creative crisis

#MusicagainstCorona - Encouraging Videos

The music shall go on...

The LISZT University asked its students, graduates and teachers to share music despite of the coronavirus and the closure of the university. Here you can watch the videos.

Johanna Troesch, singing (graduate school music) | Wolfgang Geiger, singing and piano (student music theory) | Charlotte Skill, clarinet (student clarinet)
"Der Kuckuck und der Esel/ Komm, lieber Mai", arranged by Wolfgang Geiger

David Castro-Balbi, Violine | Ekaterina Chernozub, Klavier (beide HfM-Absolvent*innen)
"Tango" (Por Una Cabeza) von Carlos Gardel

Trombone ensemble Weimar
"Song for health" by Steven Verhelst

Claudia Buder (professor of accordion)
"Change is a chance" (self-composed)

Pauline Reguig (associate concertmaster, Komische Oper Berlin),
produced by Christoph Piasetzki (Tonmeister of the LISZT University)
Passacaglia for two violins by Johan Halvorsen

Florian Neubauer (graduate)
"Komm mir bloß nicht zu nah" (self-composed)

Neža Torkar (graduate)
Arrangement of Edvard Grieg's "Zug der Zwerge" and Abba's "Money Money Money"

Daniel Golod (piano student)
Kleines Präludium in A minor by Johann Sebastian Bach

Patricio Cosentino (graduate)
Suite No. 1 for Violoncello by Johann Sebastian Bach (adapted for tuba)

Johanna Troesch, singing (graduate school music) | Wolfgang Geiger, singing and piano (student music theory) | Charlotte Skill, clarinet (student clarinet) "Der Kuckuck und der Esel/ Komm, lieber Mai", arranged by Wolfgang Geiger

David Castro-Balbi, Violine | Ekaterina Chernozub, Klavier (beide HfM-Absolvent*innen) "Tango" (Por Una Cabeza) von Carlos Gardel

Trombone ensemble Weimar "Song for health" by Steven Verhelst

Claudia Buder (professor of accordion) "Change is a chance" (self-composed)

Pauline Reguig (associate concertmaster, Komische Oper Berlin), produced by Christoph Piasetzki (Tonmeister of the LISZT University) Passacaglia for two violins by Johan Halvorsen

Florian Neubauer (graduate) "Komm mir bloß nicht zu nah" (self-composed)

Neža Torkar (graduate) Arrangement of Edvard Grieg's "Zug der Zwerge" and Abba's "Money Money Money"

Daniel Golod (piano student) Kleines Präludium in A minor by Johann Sebastian Bach

Patricio Cosentino (graduate) Suite No. 1 for Violoncello by Johann Sebastian Bach (adapted for tuba)

Johanna Troesch, singing (graduate school music) | Wolfgang Geiger, singing and piano (student music theory) | Charlotte Skill, clarinet (student clarinet)
"Der Kuckuck und der Esel/ Komm, lieber Mai", arranged by Wolfgang Geiger

David Castro-Balbi, Violine | Ekaterina Chernozub, Klavier (beide HfM-Absolvent*innen)
"Tango" (Por Una Cabeza) von Carlos Gardel

Trombone ensemble Weimar
"Song for health" by Steven Verhelst

Claudia Buder (professor of accordion)
"Change is a chance" (self-composed)

Pauline Reguig (associate concertmaster, Komische Oper Berlin),
produced by Christoph Piasetzki (Tonmeister of the LISZT University)
Passacaglia for two violins by Johan Halvorsen

Florian Neubauer (graduate)
"Komm mir bloß nicht zu nah" (self-composed)

Neža Torkar (graduate)
Arrangement of Edvard Grieg's "Zug der Zwerge" and Abba's "Money Money Money"

Daniel Golod (piano student)
Kleines Präludium in A minor by Johann Sebastian Bach

Patricio Cosentino (graduate)
Suite No. 1 for Violoncello by Johann Sebastian Bach (adapted for tuba)