Cello zum Anfassen

Cello zum Anfassen

Today, we're taking a closer look at the cello, also known as the "violoncello." This string instrument is played sitting down, held between the knees on a spike, has four strings, and spans four octaves. Used both as a solo and orchestral instrument, the cello is highly valued for its velvety sound. Discover more exciting facts by listening and watching! "Instruments to Touch" series explores a rich collection of instruments, sharing fascinating anecdotes from musicians.

»Profis zum Anfassen - Blechblasinstrumente«

»Profis zum Anfassen - Streichinstrumente«

The Munich Philharmonic invites children aged 6-12 and their families to a hands-on introduction to orchestral instruments. Children can learn about the harp, horns, drums, oboe and other instruments, and ask any questions they have.

»Profis zum Anfassen - Harfe«

The Munich Philharmonic invites children aged 6-12 and their families to a hands-on introduction to orchestral instruments. Children can learn about the harp, horns, drums, oboe and other instruments, and ask any questions they have.

»Profis zum Anfassen - Schlagzeug«

The Munich Philharmonic invites children aged 6-12 and their families to a hands-on introduction to orchestral instruments. Children can learn about the harp, horns, drums, oboe and other instruments, and ask any questions they have.

»Profis zum Anfassen - Holzblasinstrumente«

The Munich Philharmonic invites children aged 6-12 and their families to a hands-on introduction to orchestral instruments. Children can learn about the harp, horns, drums, oboe and other instruments, and ask any questions they have.

Zum Mitsingen: "Weih­nachts­oratorium"

Why sing familiar melodies alone at home? Join us for a festive sing-along with professional support! Christmas is a time for togetherness, and what better way to experience community than through singing? The Essen Philharmonic invites you to sing along to Bach's "Christmas Oratorio". The audience becomes the choir, accompanied by an orchestra and soloists. Whether you sing or listen, you're welcome!

Cello Fantaisie

Seven cellos, alone on stage, playing all the roles: as chamber ensembles go, it is rare enough to be fascinating in form alone, but the calibre of this multigenerational assembly of performers, and the little-known repertoire, make this event all the more exceptional.

Cello-Frühling

Experience the radiant Spring feelings of a young deceased Frenchwoman, an early Beethoven defying fate with musical confidence, and hr-solo cellist Peter-Philipp Staemmler performing a vibrant modern cello concerto in Quick & Classy. Bulgarian conductor Delyana Lazarova will bring to life not only Lili Boulanger's touching orchestral music but also the dreamlike nocturnal world of Henri Dutilleux. Not to mention Beethoven's virtuosity, marked by sharp contrasts, which belies his despair over increasing deafness and isolation. Concert duration: approx. 70 minutes - no intermission!

Höstlov – Among Cello Cases and Musical Scores

Come along on a guided musical tour and discover Konserthuset Stockholm and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra. How does a symphony orchestra really work? What instruments are there?Together with our expert music guides, you will go back-stage, try instruments and learn more about what it’s like to be a musician in the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra. Join us among cello cases and musical scores!For children 6–10 years. Only in Swedish.***In each film, musicians from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic show and talk about their instruments - and play music, of course! The films are about 5–7 minutes long. Watch here (opens in new window)