Jonas Seeberg, Jongsuk Kim, Dragan Radosavljević From Franz Schubert the Notturno in E flat major and the Piano Trio in B flat major for piano, violin and cello.
Cellist Jonas Seeberg studied in Munich, New York and Berlin. He was solo cellist with various European orchestras and has performed exclusively as a soloist and chamber musician since 2023. His research into Johann Sebastian Bach's cello suites has received international acclaim. He has made radio and CD recordings for various broadcasters and labels; his most recent CD recording of Bach's cello suites was released by et'cetera. He plays a cello by Matteo Goffriller, Venice, 1700.
South Korean-born pianist Jongsuk Kim is much in demand as a chamber music partner and soloist. She has won prizes at various international competitions. Her fresh, lively interpretation and playing style have delighted audiences in the largest halls in her home country as well as in renowned concert halls in numerous countries.
Dragan Radosavljević was born in Belgrade in 1974 and received his first violin lessons at the age of three. Today, Dragan Radosavljević teaches at the University of the Arts in Berlin and is in demand internationally as a soloist, guest concertmaster and chamber musician. His playing combines technical brilliance with deep musical expressiveness and delights audiences and critics alike.
On this evening, you will hear Franz Schubert's Notturno in E flat major and the Piano Trio in B flat major for piano, violin and cello.
Tickets: 26.50 euros directly at the Ahrenshoop Art Museum
Advance booking and collection possible at the box office
