University of Oxford
Faculty of Music
University of Oxford
Search

Gottlieb Wallisch (piano)

Lecture-Recital

Tuesday 12 November 2024
button book here

Tickets £5 - £25

Tickets available soon!

241112 gottlieb wallisch

Egon Wellesz (1885-1974): Der Abend, op. 4
Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951): Three Piano Pieces, op. 11
Wilhelm Grosz (1894-1951): Symphonic Variations, op. 9

Gottlieb Wallisch's recital commemorates the 150th anniversary of Schoenberg's birth as well as the work of his student Egon Wellesz, who died in Oxford 50 years ago. The fin-de-siecle impressionism of Wellesz' cycle 'Der Abend' (1909/10) is contrasted with Wilhelm Grosz's Symphonic Variations, op. 9 from 1920: a monumental piece that combines a post-Mahlerian musical language with highly virtuosic pianism. This recital is presented in association with the Faculty of Music and the UdK Berlin [Universität der Künste Berlin].

Wednesday 13 January, 2pm-4.30pm - Gottlieb Wallisch Piano Masterclass (details TBC)

Quantum Universe: Less than Nothing, More than Everything

25 September
Pianist, composer, author and quantum musician Rakhat-Bi Abdyssagin discusses his recent books.

The Lark Ascending

25 September
The English Chamber Orchestra and Harriet Mackenzie perform Vivaldi's "Winter" and Classics by Candlelight.

OCMF Studio: Alena Baeva Masterclass

26 September
Step behind the curtain of the 2026 Oxford Chamber Music Festival for an intimate encounter with the world's finest musical minds.

What is American Music? with Philip Clark

26 September
An illuminating journey into the melting pot of a continent’s sonic identity.

Blue Hour: Night Music from the Americas - New Worlds Festival Closing Concert

26 September
The acclaimed global collective of OCMF Artists comprises some of the world's most exceptional musicians, whose profound artistry and virtuosic performances have captivated audiences across the globe come together to close this year's Festival with a thrilling grand finale.

2026 Andrew Chamblin Memorial Concert

29 September
David Halls will play an hour-long programme of organ works by Mendelssohn, Elgar, Bach, Dubois and Boëllmann.