Brass-Connection

Date & Time

Tue, May 14, 2024, 19:00

Venue

Silberturm Frankfurt (Frankfurt am Main)

Blechbläser-Gipfel bei der Deutschen Bahn. Edle Metalle finden zusammen, wenn Posaune, Trompete & Co. im Silberturm der Deutschen Bahn ein Stelldichein geben. Und wenn ein klangprächtiges Quintett des hr-Sinfonieorchesters Frankfurt dabei in luftiger Höhe zu erleben ist, sind nicht nur musikalische Höhepunkte garantiert. Mit einer Perspektive von mehr als 150 Meter Abstand zum Alltag eröffnen sich allen Besucher*innen dieses Kammerflimmerns im obersten Stock des Hochhauses auch ganz praktisch neue Dimensionen. Konzertdauer: ca. 90 Minuten – inklusive Pause

Info & Ticket (www.hr-sinfonieorchester.de)

Musicians

hr-Brass-Quintett: Sebastian Berner	Trompete Jón Vielhaber
Sebastian Berner	Trumpet
Jón Vielhaber	Trumpet
Maciej Baranowski	Horn
Norwin Hahn	Posaune
Ole Heiland	Tuba

Program

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