Clarinettist Norbert Möller on this chamber concert with an ensemble of wind and string players from the Konzerthausorchester, in which a special version of Johannes Brahms' Serenade in D major op. 11 takes centre stage: „We are performing the reconstructed original version of the Serenade for a nonet with flute, two clarinets (no oboe!), bassoon, horn, violin, viola, cello and double bass. This Brahmsian chamber music in its diversity between divertimento and great symphonic music is always a pleasure to play. I think the audience will be thrilled by the huge variety of themes, diverse characters, interesting instrumentation and 'great musical cinema' in small form... And if there are already two clarinettists, it makes sense to include Leoš Janáček's sextet 'Mládi' ('Youth') in the programme: a wonderful, thoroughly Moravian-sounding suite in which piccolo flute and bass clarinet complement the wind quintet.“