| Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin | Orchestra |
| David Robertson | Conductor |
| Hayoung Choi | Cello |
| Igor Budinstein | Viola |
| Oliver Kalkofe | Speaker |
| Gudrun Gut | Live act |
| Don Quixote | Richard Strauss |
These events are similar in terms of concept, place, musicians or the program.
A composer buffeted about by a dictatorship, writing music with subtexts – dancing on the edge of a volcano. Nothing is unambiguous in Shostakovich’s Fifth. Manfred Honeck presents the legendary work at a Casual Concert as conductor and moderator: equally exciting for newbies and nerds. And then the perfect contrast in the Lounge afterwards – with a live act and a DJ.
A trio with an amazing energy: Bryce Dessner provides a spectacular concerto; the exceptional Alice Sara Ott plays the piano; and Elim Chan presents it as host and conductor. To be heard live in this combination only at the Casual Concert in March. And in the Lounge afterwards, the foyer itself will become the dance floor – with a live act, DJ and even more good music.
Classical music and club sounds – at the Casual Concerts you can experience the best of both worlds. They’re an ideal way to get initiated into the world of classical music, and there’s a world premiere in November: Big band meets orchestra, Ravel encounters the 21st century. And then the perfect contrast in the Lounge afterwards – with a live act and a DJ.
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