Gulfhaus Dartein: Wagner Lohengrin auf zwei Klavieren mit Christiane Behn & Emiliano Ramniceanu

Richard Wagner's opera "Lohengrin" was arranged for two pianos to allow the music to be experienced without an orchestra. These arrangements are common in order to make operatic works accessible for domestic use or smaller performances. A piano reduction for two pianos allows the orchestral texture to be performed on two instruments, making for an intense experience. In summary, this arrangement offers a chamber music way to enjoy Wagner's music in a practical and sophisticated way.
CHRISTIANE BEHN, from a family of musicians in Hamburg, began playing the piano at the age of five. She studied at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg and has been in demand as a soloist worldwide since her concert exam. She has been teaching at the Hamburg Conservatory since 2010 and is involved in the Brahms Society.
Emiliano Ramniceanu, who comes from a family of artists, made his debut as a soloist in Caracas at the age of 13. His training in the USA and Germany led to international appearances, including at the Elbphilharmonie. He has won prizes at piano competitions and has been studying in Cologne since 2020. He is passionately dedicated to Chopin, Scrjabin and Bach.