Empfohlen ab 6 Jahren. Die ersten 200 Kinder haben freien Eintritt dank der Veranstalter: Gewandhaus zu Leipzig.
Keywords: Children and Family
| Marek Janowski | Conductor |
| Frank-Michael Erben | Violin |
| Charlotte Steppes | Piano |
| Malte Arkona | Moderator |
| Konzert für Violine, Klavier und Orchester d-Moll MWV O 4 | Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy |
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Think classical concerts are just for grandparents? Think again! Join our moderated concerts for all ages. Malte Arkona guides you through the program with wit, exploring fascinating works with the audience and artists. Discover something new with the Gewandhaus Orchestra and Choirs, suitable for ages six and up. Arrive an hour early to meet the musicians, try instruments, and get creative at the Instrument Street.
In March 2025, the Galakutschensaal will resonate with a special sound experience for kindergarten children and families. Children will dive into sound worlds, exciting stories, become rhythm researchers, and discover melodies. Participation and singing are just as important as listening attentively. Together with students from the Hanns Eisler Academy of Music Berlin and the Jazz Institute Berlin, children will explore all facets of music, get to know instruments, relax on cushions, or dance around the room.
Engelbert Humperdinck's popular opera Hansel and Gretel is often performed during the Advent and Christmas season. This year, a special family version will be played in the Apollosaal, featuring the brass section of the Staatskapelle. Ten musicians will accompany the fairytale with original sounds, familiar melodies, and poetic magic.
Engelbert Humperdinck's popular opera Hansel and Gretel is often performed during the Advent and Christmas season. This year, a special family version will be played in the Apollosaal, featuring the brass section of the Staatskapelle. Ten musicians will accompany the fairytale with original sounds, familiar melodies, and poetic magic.
Think classical concerts are just for grandparents? Think again! Join our moderated concerts for all ages. Malte Arkona guides you through the program with wit, exploring fascinating works with the audience and artists. Discover something new with the Gewandhaus Orchestra and Choirs, suitable for ages six and up. Arrive an hour early to meet the musicians, try instruments, and get creative at the Instrument Street.
The Familienkonzert invites music lovers of all ages to experience the thrill of classical music. Led by Boian Videnoff, children discover how music conveys emotions and learn about orchestral instruments. This interactive journey into the world of classical music allows children to participate and explore the art form.
Does the cello have so many fans because it is most similar to the human voice? At least that's what cellists like to say about their instrument, which became the new star in string heaven during the Romantic period. Since the Baroque era, the violin had been the undisputed queen, with the cello relegated to the continuo with the double bass. Antonín Dvořák also had to make friends with the cello, which was sometimes derided as a “sorrow box” due to its pronounced melancholic qualities. As a guest in the USA, he finally wrote a great dance-like concerto for the instrument, which became a favorite piece from his pen around the world, rich in melody and virtuoso. The family concert title “Hello Cello!” is a greeting with which we and our audience aged 8 and over welcome artist in residence Sheku Kanneh-Mason, his wonderful instrument and the Dvořák concert. And an exclamation of surprised admiration: Hello - what this cello can do!
This exhibition promises a diverse experience, blending visual art with music by Modest Mussorgsky, orchestrated by Maurice Ravel. The music transports us to France, Poland, and Ukraine, introducing characters like playing children, a dwarf, a witch, and intriguing locations such as an old castle and a hut on chicken legs. Even unhatched chicks make an appearance, creating a feast for the senses.
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