Keywords: Children and Family, Vocal Music
| Members of the Berliner Philharmoniker | Ensemble |
| Stanley Dodds | Conductor |
| Suli Puschban | Concept, Vocals, Guitar |
| Colin Brown | Concept, Vocals, Bagpipe |
| Rebecca Carrington | Concept, Vocals, Cello |
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In this series, the Berliner Philharmoniker and guests spark enthusiasm for classical music and take a closer look at the art of composing. In moderated concerts, they present the timbres of the instruments. In the school concert “Klassik rockt” with members of the Berliner Philharmoniker, the music and comedy duo Carrington-Brown and the children’s songwriter Suli Puschban, young and old can also sing along – across all musical styles.
To this day, "Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks" is one of Richard Strauss' best-known works, not least because Strauss uses the boldness of his orchestral treatment to create a musical depiction of Eulenspiegel's pranks that is as drastic as it is memorable and does not even shy away from the - apparent - end of the prankster on the gallows. Lorenzo Viotti, who not only conducts Strauss' tone poem in this family concert but also explains it himself, returns to the Deutsche Oper Berlin with this Strauss programme, where he made his successful debut in 2023 with Mahler's First Symphony.
A wildly dancing violin and a clarinet that can laugh and cry. A lively, sauntering piano and a bass that sometimes sounds like a train pulling up. With their inimitable mix of klezmer, jazz, tango, world music and classical music, the Hamburg band Mischpoke invites young and old to experience handmade music together, to clap, sing, dance and listen. Whether small or large stages, primary or secondary school, international festivals or the Berlin Philharmonie: Mischpoke meets every audience with sincerity and a twinkle in their eye. Their energetic and highly virtuosic playing creates a collective energy that sets hearts and hips vibrating every time.
Various ComposersMusical Journey with ‟The Three Bigˮ: Bach ‒ Beatles ‒ Bond
Melanie and Marlon have the most amazing grandpa in the world. He is 107 years old and has set 857 records, for instance in slow walking and in arm wrestling with a gorilla. But now, Grandpa Winnie has only four weeks to live and he wants to set his last record: to float away as the lightest person in the world. Markus Orth’s story Opa fliegt (Grandpa Flies) deals with a difficult subject in a touching and gentle way: saying goodbye to a loved one. The Scharoun Ensemble presents the children’s book for the first time in a setting by Michael Langemann.
With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.***The possibility of bringing a pram into Konserthuset is very limited, so please consider leaving the pram at home.
With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.***The possibility of bringing a pram into Konserthuset is very limited, so please consider leaving the pram at home.
Before heading towards the summer holidays, we invite all ages to a concert programme for the whole family to the concert hall. The conductor will be Giuseppe Mengoli, winner of our 2023 THE MAHLER COMPETITION. The exact programme is still to be released. But this much we can already say: KiKa presenter Juri Tetzlaff will host in his familiar entertaining style - classical music with a good mood guarantee!for children from 5 yearsDuration: approx. 50 minutes
In this series, the Berliner Philharmoniker and guests spark enthusiasm for classical music and take a closer look at the art of composing. In moderated concerts, they demonstrate the sound colours of the instruments or show how nature can sound. In our Queen of Christmas special with horn player Sarah Willis and her colleagues, it gets turbulent and enchanting – Sebastian Heindl provides support on the organ.
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