Keywords: Educational
| Radoslaw Szulc | Conductor |
| Rufus Beck | Speaker |
| Katharina Neuschaefer | Text |
| Martin Fengel | Illustration |
| Leonhard Huber | Music editing |
| Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks |
| “Scheherazade”, Op. 35 (excerpts) | Leonhard Huber |
| “Scheherazade”, Op. 35 (excerpts) | Leonhard Huber |
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»Senta und die verfluchte Partitur«, a spooky musical for young and old about a musical score that is cursed will give you goosebumps and make you laugh as you marvel at its magic! Four actors whisk you off into a magical mystery world and, together with around 80 musicians from the Munich Philharmonic, play music for you that has long been forgotten and may even be cursed. More information
Theater Liberi's musical "Beauty and the Beast" tells the touching story of true love. With original compositions and poetry, it whisks audiences into a magical world. A talented ensemble performs diverse choreographies to romantic ballads and pop songs. The stage design transforms between Belle's home and the enchanted castle. The story follows Belle, who lives in the castle after her father picks a rose. Belle's initial fear turns to curiosity as she discovers the Beast's soft side. She questions the mysterious prince in the mirror and the enchanted beings.
Robert Schumann’s only oratorio is based on an oriental legend: the Peri, a fallen angelic being, seeks the way back to heavenly paradise. Only those who bring »heaven’s favourite gift« will open the door to heaven. The Peri travels around the world searching until she finally finds the right gift and »Eden’s gate« opens for her again. Robert Schumann learnt about the story of the fallen angel from the Irish poet Thomas Moore, who put this »oriental romance« into verse. It inspired him to write one of his most beautiful and important works, a »new genre for the concert hall, an oratorio, but not for the prayer hall – but for cheerful people«.
»Senta und die verfluchte Partitur«, a spooky musical for young and old about a musical score that is cursed will give you goosebumps and make you laugh as you marvel at its magic! Four actors whisk you off into a magical mystery world and, together with around 80 musicians from the Munich Philharmonic, play music for you that has long been forgotten and may even be cursed. More information
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