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120 years of Hamburger Orchestergemeinschaft

Date & Time
Sun, Nov 10, 2024, 11:00
As Hamburg’s oldest amateur symphony orchestra, the Hamburger Orchestergemeinschaft from 1904 organises at least two concerts a year. Time and again, the orchestra gives young, very talented conductors and soloists the opportunity to gain experience with public performances in large concert halls. For the anniversary concert, the orchestra under the direction of Wolf Tobias M. Müller showcases its musical breadth with a colourful bouquet of overtures and arias from Mozart to Puccini as well as Schubert’s »Unfinished« Symphony. To celebrate... Read full text

Keywords: Symphony Concert, Vocal Music, World Premiere

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Musicians

Hamburger Orchestergemeinschaft
Aditi SmeetsSoprano
Maria Grazia MilaniMezzo-Soprano
Cornelia MonskeDrums
Wolf Tobias Maximilian MüllerConductor

Program

Symphony No. 7 in B minor, D.759 »Unfinished«Franz Schubert
Elements / Konzert für Schlagzeug und Orchester (Uraufführung)Fredrik Schwenk
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