Jana Bojanowski delights Karlsruhe with a special cello recital
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Cellorezital at the Little Church Karlsruhe: A noon concert full of sound colors
On Friday, October 16, 2026, Jana Bojanowski transforms the Little Church Karlsruhe into a concentrated resonance space for the cello. The noon concert begins at 12:15 PM and combines works by Joseph Haydn, Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Gregor Piatigorsky, and Paul Hindemith into a challenging musical panorama.
Virtuoso bows between classical and modern
The program features the finale from Joseph Haydn's Cello Concerto and Orchestra No. 1 in C major, Mendelssohn's Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 2 in D major, as well as Piatigorsky's Variations on a Theme by Paganini. The contrasting highlight is Hindemith's Sonata for Solo Cello Op. 25 No. 3 with five characterful movements.
The dramaturgy moves from Haydn's clear classical form through Mendelssohn's emotional orchestration to Piatigorsky's virtuosic variation artistry and Hindemith's distinctive, rhythmically precise tonal language. Here, timbre, articulation, dynamics, and the immediate stage performance of the solo instrument take center stage.
Jana Bojanowski: young cellist with a special instrument
Jana Bojanowski performs as a PreCollege student in the class of Tatjana Vassiljeva. As part of the 26th Sylt Summer Concerts of the German Foundation for Music Life, she received the Irene Schulte Hillen Award. She was also honored as one of the youngest awardees of the German Musical Instruments Fund competition.
For her performance, she plays a historical cello by Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume, built in 1845 in Paris, which has been lent to her from the German Musical Instruments Fund. This instrument adds a special historical and tonal dimension to the recital.
Intimate live atmosphere at noon
The Little Church near the Karlsruhe marketplace provides the perfect setting for a concentrated concert experience. In the acoustic intimacy of a church space, the deep resonances of the cello, the precise string responses, and the delicate transitions between singing legato and virtuosic movement become immediately apparent.
The format as a noon concert is aimed at everyone who wants to experience classical music in the midst of city life. For about an hour, a musical space opens up between historical tonal language, romantic expressiveness, and modern clarity.
Conclusion: A musical moment in the heart of Karlsruhe
The cello recital with Jana Bojanowski promises an intense encounter with the cello and four stylistically different composers. Those who want to experience precise stage performance, characterful sound colors, and youthful musical energy live will find a special concert date at the Little Church Karlsruhe.
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