| GewandhausChor | Choir |
| Gregor Meyer | Conductor |
| Tobias Morgenstern | Accordion |
| Stefan Kling | Piano |
| Wolfgang Musick | Contrabass |
| Silvio Schneider | Guitar |
| L'art de passage | Orchestra |
| Friedrich Silcher |
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Der Tscheche Bedřich Smetana hat der Musikwelt viele große Werke geschenkt – auch in der Kammermusik. Zu seinem 200. Geburtstag breitet das Hába Quartett ein Füllhorn seiner wundervollen Kompositionen aus. Von böhmischer Melodiefreude sind sie erfüllt wie von heimischen Tänzen und Romantik. Von zwei von der Schönheit der heimischen Landschaft und der unverfälschten Musikalität ihrer Bewohner kündenden Violin-Duos führt der Bogen dabei über die mitreißenden beiden Streichquartette Smetanas bis hin zu einer Klavierquintett-Adaption seiner wohl berühmtesten Komposition: »Die Moldau«.Konzertdauer: ca. 110 Minuten – inklusive Pause
His songs reflect what the Viennese feel: in nonchalant style, Nino from Vienna has made dialect singing socially acceptable again, and has transported the Viennese song from traditional taverns to the trendy club scene. Not only has he accumulated a large fan base, he has also become a role model for many successful Austrian musicians who are now breathing new life into the genre. He just proved this in spring 2024 as part of »Die Besten aus Wien«, when André Heller brought together the who’s who of this lively scene on the Elbphilharmonie stage. Now Nino from Vienna is back in Hamburg with his new album »endlich Wienerlieder«. The album is dedicated to his grandfather, a Wienerlied singer, and pays homage to great traditions. As charming as ever, he sings about »the entire universe of human existence. As different as these songs are, they all show a lot of feeling: Nino, it seems, doesn’t give a shit. He just does it. And the result is usually good« (Die ZEIT). He never pretends to be something he isn’t. His stage name is the best example: Nino Mandl, who grew up on the outskirts of the Austrian capital, is Der Nino aus Wien: Nino from Vienna. Someone who sings about the banalities of everyday life and turns them into great music – simply and authentically, without ever exaggerating.
The podcast »Geschichten aus der Geschichte« is celebrating ten years with a very special anniversary tour across German-speaking countries. For almost a decade, Richard and Daniel have been broadcasting fascinating and mostly little-known stories from history directly into the ears of their listeners every week – entertaining, informative and often with a twinkle in their eye. On the 2025 anniversary tour, they invite the audience to experience this journey live. There will be anecdotes, exciting stories and perhaps a surprise or two. Experience history as you’ve never heard it before – live, in person and with a good dose of fun.
Students of piano classes participate. Prof. Konrad Maria Engel provides artistic direction.
Students of piano classes participate. Prof. Konrad Maria Engel provides artistic direction.
The Bremen Philharmonic Orchestra performs their historical program from March 29, 1945.
The Ukrainian National Symphony Orchestra returns to Kontrapunkt Concerts for a third time. Following Schumann's Piano Concerto, they'll perform Dvořák's "New World" Symphony, commemorating its triumphant New York premiere 131 years ago, a high point of late Romanticism.
What became of Orpheus and Prometheus? These ancient figures symbolize art and artists, accumulating new meanings over time. Classicist Oliver Schelske explores their myths and reception throughout history. A journey through music history, following these figures, reveals evolving perspectives on music and art.
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