In honour of the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven’s birth. Brian Schembri will be presenting Beethoven’s iconic work, the Piano Sonata No. 29.
Also known as the Große Sonate für das Hammerklavier, or more simply as the Hammerklavier. This is famously one of Beethoven’s most challenging works for performer and public, due to the pure density of thought and technical prowess needed to master this piece. Keeping that in mind, it is unsurprising that when the work was initially published in Vienna the work was described as ‘artistic perfection’.
Due to the vision of Artistic Director, Prof. Giuseppe Schembri Bonaci, Strada Stretta Concept seamlessly manages to merge the world of high culture with the accessibility of popular culture. This approach will once again be utilised giving the audience an opportunity to listen to Brian Schembri’s presentation of this masterpiece in an intimate casual setting, as opposed to the usual packed formal concert hall in which one may typically expect to hear this work.
For more information, follow the Strada Stretta Concept and the Valletta Cultural Agency on Facebook. Please note that due to the current government restrictions, no more than 13 people will be permitted to attend the performance and masks are to be worn indoors for the duration of the performance at all times. Entrance will be permitted on a first come first served basis and is free of charge.
