GAIA 2024 Nicolas Dautricourt, Danae Dörken, Gareth Lubbe, Minna Pensola

• Grażyna Bacewicz (1909 - 1969): Quartet for Four Violins:
• 1 Bacewicz: Quartet for Four Violins: Allegretto 04:24
• 2 Bacewicz: Quartet for Four Violins: Andante tranquillo 04:16
• 3 Bacewicz: Quartet for Four Violins: Molto allegro 02:48
• Frank Bridge (1879 - 1941): An Irish Melody:
• 4 Bridge: An Irish Melody 10:14
• Mieczysław Weinberg (1919 - 1996): Sonata for Two Violins Opus 69:
• 5 Weinberg: Sonata for Two Violins Opus 69 01:53
• 6 Weinberg: Sonata for Two Violins Opus 69: Allegro Molto 09:00
• 7 Weinberg: Sonata for Two Violins Opus 69: Adagio 09:07
• 8 Weinberg: Sonata for Two Violins Opus 69: Allegro 05:20
• Anton Arensky (1861 - 1906): Piano Quintet in D Major, Opus 51:
• 9 Arensky: Piano Quintet in D Major, Opus 51: Allegro Moderato 07:41
• 10 Arensky: Piano Quintet in D Major, Opus 51: Variationen. Andante 06:47
• 11 Arensky: Piano Quintet in D Major, Opus 51: Scherzo. Allegro Vivace 06:28
• 12 Arensky: Piano Quintet in D Major, Opus 51: Finale (in modo antico.) Allegro moderato 03:41
• Total Runtime 01:11:39

Info for GAIA 2024

Music is a global language. It connects people across generations. With music we touch people. And we move them with our actions: for sustainability. Equality and high-quality education, climate and environmental protection, peace and justice.

PEOPLE! Yes, you! You are the focus of our new festival edition! With you we travel to Central Europe, accompany people who had to leave their homeland, touch on human rights, flee to the USA, take part in differences, go on a world tour, accompany minorities, cross Bonn, marry suffering and passion, deepen love and the desire to have children, discover great legacies, find beauty behind bars and reconcile ourselves with the past. We do it with great artists from all over the world, musically and literary.

For health, well-being and sustainable cooperation.

Since our first festival in 2006, GAIA has promoted a collegial environment with flat hierarchies. We don't talk about each other, but with each other. Musicians meet a few days before the first concert to work together, rehearse and network. We promote and demand gender equality and the self-determination of all participants, regardless of age, gender, disability, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic status.

The time we spend together is fun, productive and promotes understanding and empathy - a strong cornerstone for functioning societies. Only regional and organically produced products are used for the meals of the musicians, employees and volunteers.

Jonian Ilias Kadesha, Violin
Nicolas Dautricourt, Violin
Minna Pensola, violin
Wouter Vossen, violin
Martin Moriarty, Viola
Gareth Lubbe, Viola
Vashti Hunter, cello
Sandro Meszaros, violoncello
Danae Dörken, Piano
Gold Parmaen
ORIGIN Ensemble
Folk music ensemble Alpinis

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