Bilder einer Ausstellung

"Von einer Wurzel zart"

A small tree needs roots to eat and drink. Eventually it grows into a big tree with strong branches and thick roots. The wood from big trees is used to build lots of things, including musical instruments that produce wonderful sounds. Instruments like recorders, pianos, clarinets, xylophones, violins, guitars, or bassoons. In the concert, we will explore the bassoon and see which songs suit it best.

"Von einer Wurzel zart"

A small tree needs roots to eat and drink. Eventually it grows into a big tree with strong branches and thick roots. The wood from big trees is used to build lots of things, including musical instruments that produce wonderful sounds. Instruments like recorders, pianos, clarinets, xylophones, violins, guitars, or bassoons. In the concert, we will explore the bassoon and see which songs suit it best.

Klaus Mäkelä Orchestre de Paris - Philharmonie "Bilder einer Ausstellung"

Klaus Mäkelä praises the Orchestre de Paris - Philharmonie for their musical intelligence and ability to achieve their goals. He describes their sound as brilliant and transparent. In his last concert in Essen, Mäkelä focuses on tonal diversity, beginning with Ravel's "Mother Goose" and ending with Mussorgsky. He trusts his musicians, following the advice of his teacher Jorma Panula.

Schwanengesang – Schuberts letzter Liederzyklus in einer dramaturgischen Konzeption für Tenor und Oktett von Heribert Breuer