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Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen: Schubert / BeethovenPaavo Järvi (conductor), Janine Jansen (violin)

Portrait of violinist Janine Jansen. She is standing in an evening dress in the entrance area of the Vienna Concert Hall, holding her violin in her hand.
Copyright: Lukas Beck

With her infectious esprit, Janine Jansen injects new esprit into Beethoven’s great violin concerto. The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and its principal conductor, Paavo Järvi, complete the evening’s programme with two of Schubert’s symphonies.

With her infectious esprit, Janine Jansen injects new esprit into Beethoven’s great violin concerto. The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and its principal conductor, Paavo Järvi, complete the evening’s programme with two of Schubert’s symphonies.

Dutch violinist Janine Jansen combines passion, lightness and melancholy like no other. For over 25 years, she has been instrumental in shaping the musical landscape with her depth of character, reflected in her high standards and her captivating play that is both tangible and ever authentic. Every performance on her Stradivarius is a great moment of virtuoso violin artistry.

 

Time and again, Jansen ventures into untouched territory, as testified by her highly acclaimed 2021 album “12 Stradivari” and a film documentary by the same name. Playing 15 different works on twelve different Stradivarius violins for these productions, Jansen brought the unique timbre of the legendary violin maker’s priceless instruments to a wide audience.

Programme

  • Franz Schubert
    – Symphony No 7 in B minor, D 759, Unfinished Symphony
    – Symphony No 4 in C minor, D 417
  • Ludwig van Beethoven: Violin Concerto in D major, Op 61

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