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Now largely forgotten, Carl Schuberth (1811–1863) came from a family of musicians in Magdeburg and caused a sensation in the 19th as a cello virtuoso before taking up several important posts in St. Petersburg and playing a key role in shaping the city’s musical life.
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A sonata by the Lübeck organist Heinrich Stiehl (1829–1886) is dedicated to him; who also spent several years as a church musician in St. Petersburg and, among other things, became Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s organ teacher at the newly founded St. Petersburg Conservatory.
His work is also largely unknown today, although his Cello Sonata even won a composition competition and was given the nickname “Prize Sonata.” In cooperation with musicologist Klaus Harer and the German Cultural Forum for Eastern Europe, a recording was made in 2018 at Bad Krozinger Castle, featuring the Vienna grand piano by Streicher & Söhne 1864.
- Martin Seemann, cello; Mira Lange, fortepiano; Dr. Klaus Harer, introduction
Date & Time: 11 April 2026 at 7 pm
Venue: Friedenauer Kammermusiksaal, Isoldestr. 9, 12159 Berlin
Admission: €20, reduced €10
Dates
April 2026
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