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Happy Hour - Klassik um Sieben

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Thu, Jun 12, 2025, 19:00
The WDR Symphony Orchestra's "Happy Hour" presents Russian contrasts: Anatoly Lyadov's refined soundscape "The Enchanted Lake," depicting cold, fantastical nature, followed by Igor Stravinsky's "Petrushka," a burlesque plunging into the vibrant life of a Russian fair, featuring mysteriously awakened puppets. Marie Jacquot, recently elected chief conductor from 2026/2027, leads the orchestra.

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Keywords: Children and Family

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Musicians

WDR Sinfonieorchester
Marie JacquotConductor
Jan Malte AndresenModerator

Program

"Der verzauberte See", op. 62Anatoli Ljadow
"Petruschka" - Burleske Szenen in vier Bildern(Fassung von 1947)Igor Stravinsky
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