In »How to Concert«, schoolchildren take charge of the programme: in several workshops, they learn the methods of designing concerts and get to know the various departments of a concert hall. They present genres, artists and possible concert themes to each other, and gradually curate their own concerts – by teenagers for teenagers.
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Enjoy symphony concerts with a view of the starry sky in the Zeiss Grand Planetarium – heavenly sounds in the truest sense of the word.
Enjoy symphony concerts with a view of the starry sky in the Zeiss Grand Planetarium – heavenly sounds in the truest sense of the word.
Enjoy symphony concerts with a view of the starry sky in the Zeiss Grand Planetarium – heavenly sounds in the truest sense of the word.
Supporting the »wir helfen« (we help) campaign by the newspaper Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger is more than just a tradition upheld by the Gürzenich Orchestra – it is of heartfelt importance. This season, contributing to the initiative for underprivileged children and adolescents in the region, the orchestra will play a passionate concert full of deep emotions. Before giving birth to his second concerto for piano and orchestra, with its endless melodies and sweeping, intense drama, Sergei Rachmaninoff had to fight his way through a deep valley of depression and self-doubt. In the end, hypno-therapy is what helped the Russian composer dissolve his writer’s block. Against all expectations, the concerto was a great success: It offers everything ranging from chamber musical intimacy to symphonic opulence, and demands everything from the soloist, emotionally and technically. No problem for the 24-year-old Russian pianist Alexander Malofeev, a sensational shooting star who has won countless prizes and travels the world. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky described his last symphony, the »Pathétique,« as his best work, as being dear to his heart. He claimed to have put »all his soul« into it. The fact that he died just a few days after the premiere amplifies the impression of someone who condenses all facets of his artistic identity and symphonic oeuvre, and puts them to paper. Yet the musical approach he chooses is absolutely surprising. One would think he might bring his last symphony to a rejoicing and triumphant end, an emphatic summary of his own highly successful career. Instead, Tchaikovsky chooses a melancholy, introspective ending – not so much a real finale as a touching farewell with many open questions, a musical »good bye« which, still today, goes straight to the heart.
Rapauke macht Musik is a concert format for the youngest listeners. Each of the one-hour concerts is packed with music, visual stimuli, stories and movement games. Chamber music works from different eras are played and the children also learn about instruments and important musical terms. Towards the end of each concert, the children build a small rhythm instrument that they can take home with them later. Music is brought to life here!Infos about the KinderKünsteZentrum
Rapauke macht Musik is a concert format for the youngest listeners. Each of the one-hour concerts is packed with music, visual stimuli, stories and movement games. Chamber music works from different eras are played and the children also learn about instruments and important musical terms. Towards the end of each concert, the children build a small rhythm instrument that they can take home with them later. Music is brought to life here!Infos about the KinderKünsteZentrum
Rapauke macht Musik is a concert format for the youngest listeners. Each of the one-hour concerts is packed with music, visual stimuli, stories and movement games. Chamber music works from different eras are played and the children also learn about instruments and important musical terms. Towards the end of each concert, the children build a small rhythm instrument that they can take home with them later. Music is brought to life here!Infos about the KinderKünsteZentrum
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