Keywords: Symphony Concert
| Akademisches Orchester Leipzig | Orchestra |
| Markus Kaufmann | Organ |
| Dam Choi | Violin |
| Thomas Hauschild | Conductor |
| Suite en forme de valses | Melanie Bonis |
| Poème für Violine und Orchester op. 25 | Ernest Chausson |
| 3. Sinfonie c-Moll op. 78 ("Orgelsinfonie") | Camille Saint-Saëns |
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Zwischen West und Ost. »… der arabischen 4« hat Nicolaus A. Huber ein Werk gewidmet, das er als Aufforderung zum kulturellen Austausch verstanden wissen will. Das Orchesterstück »Vapur« von Stefan Pohlit trägt den Namen der Passagierfähren in Istanbul, die das Festland mit den Inseln an der Nahtstelle zwischen Orient und Okzident verbinden. Von der mystischen Ausrichtung des Islam inspiriert, steuert der palästinensisch-israelische Komponist Samir Odeh-Tamimi ein Konzentrat seiner Beschäftigung mit Koran-Gesängen und Sufi-Musik bei. Dazwischen Johannes Moser mit dem neuen Cellokonzert des Österreichers Bernd Richard Deutsch, das im Auftrag des Tonkünstler-Orchesters und des hr-Sinfonieorchesters entstand. Dies ist der Stoff, aus dem dieses Forum N unter Leitung von Brad Lubman seinen besonderen Reiz und seine musikalische Strahlkraft gewinnt.Konzertdauer: ca. 105 Minuten – inklusive Pause
Legendary pianist Martha Argerich returns to Mannheim with Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3, a work she famously performed at age 16. This vibrant and virtuosic piece will be paired with Schumann's Symphony No. 3, also known as the "Rhenish" Symphony, marking its debut performance by the Mannheim Philharmonic Orchestra. This joyful work reflects Schumann's optimism and is considered his most popular orchestral piece.
Joana Mallwitz leads the Konzerthausorchester Berlin into her second season as Chief Conductor with a programme of dance music, which for her is ‘perfect’ for the opening of the season. What's more, our new Artist in Residence Sheku Kanneh-Mason is making his first appearance - with Antonín Dvorak's Cello Concerto, which ‘adds a particularly festive element thanks to its familiarity and elegance,’ says our chief conductor. ‘Apart from that, it goes very well with John Adams’ ‘The Chairman Dances’ and Sergei Rachmaninov's Symphonic Dances: We have three composers from three eras who went to America and dealt with issues of exile, flight and home. While abroad, they incorporated musical elements from their homeland into their works.’ We are very much looking forward to starting a 2024/25 season with you that is as full of musical energy and excitement as this opening!
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