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Johanna Summer's 'Dialoge' Album: Improvisation Meets Classical Tradition

publication · 2026-05-28

Pianist Johanna Summer releases 'Dialoge', an album born from a spontaneous 2023 Lucerne Piano Festival performance with Igor Levit. The album features duets with Claire Huangci, Kit Armstrong, Danae Dörken, and Levit, where Summer improvises over their chosen classical pieces without prior knowledge of the repertoire. Summer's approach, which blends classical composition with improvisation, has drawn criticism from a classical critic who called it a sign of a 'fake-obsessed era'. Summer defends her method as a sincere search for each work's essence, translating it into her personal vocabulary. The album is released on ACT Records, distributed by Edel. Summer has upcoming performances across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, including solo shows and collaborations with Malakoff Kowalski, Franziska Hölscher, and the Armida Quartett.

Key facts

  • Album 'Dialoge' by Johanna Summer released on ACT Records, distributed by Edel.
  • Album features duets with Claire Huangci, Kit Armstrong, Danae Dörken, and Igor Levit.
  • Summer improvised over classical pieces without knowing the repertoire beforehand.
  • The project originated from a 2023 Lucerne Piano Festival performance with Igor Levit.
  • Levit called their encounter 'one of the most artistically fulfilling moments of recent years'.
  • A classical critic criticized Summer's approach as fitting a 'fake-obsessed present'.
  • Summer describes her goal as finding the essence of each work and translating it into her personal vocabulary.
  • Upcoming performances include Lovebird Festival Düsseldorf, kultur.farm.festival, Hoch Kulturfestival, and Lucerne Festival.

Entities

Artists

  • Johanna Summer
  • Igor Levit
  • Claire Huangci
  • Kit Armstrong
  • Danae Dörken
  • Robert Schumann
  • Manolis Kalomiris
  • Mikis Theodorakis
  • Zhou Tian
  • Joachim Kühn
  • Malakoff Kowalski
  • Chilly Gonzales
  • Franziska Hölscher
  • Andreas Brandis

Institutions

  • ACT Records
  • Edel
  • Lucerne Piano Festival
  • Lucerne Festival
  • Lovebird Festival
  • kultur.farm.festival
  • Hoch Kulturfestival
  • Die Kleine Fleth-Philharmonie
  • Hochschule für Musik und Theater Rostock
  • Jazzhaus Freiburg
  • Theaterstübchen Kassel
  • Schumann-Haus Leipzig
  • Armida Quartett

Locations

  • Lucerne
  • Switzerland
  • Düsseldorf
  • Germany
  • Groß Pankow
  • Innervillgraten
  • Austria
  • Buxtehude
  • Rostock
  • Freiburg im Breisgau
  • Kassel
  • Leipzig

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