»Der Feuervogel«
Date & Time
Sun, May 4, 2025, 14:30Musicians
Symphoniker Hamburg | |
Vilmantas Kaliunas | Conductor |
Anna-Maria Arkona | Concept, Moderator |
Malte Arkona | Concept, Moderator |
Program
Information not provided |
Symphoniker Hamburg | |
Vilmantas Kaliunas | Conductor |
Anna-Maria Arkona | Concept, Moderator |
Malte Arkona | Concept, Moderator |
Information not provided |
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Join the chamber music band UWAGA! from 10-12 am to explore the rhythmic DNA of diverse musical cultures. From 10-11 am, participate in a pre-concert workshop to learn and experiment with various musical elements. From 11 am to 12 pm, immerse yourself in a concert experience.
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