Children invent their own musical piece and have it performed by professionals. With the support of a composer, children develop musical ideas and their own form of notation. At the end of the composition workshop, musicians of the Staatskapelle Berlin perform the works for the first time.A summary from original text in German | Read the original
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Violinist Angelika Bachmann from Salut Salon and pianist Professor Jacques Ammon invite you to the annual children’s concert in the Grand Hall of Hamburg’s Laeiszhalle. The outstanding young prizewinners of the Hamburg Instrumental Competition will perform. The virtuoso skills of the children and young people, the varied programme, the grand joint finale and the loving concert atmosphere make the children’s concert unique every year. Prof Walter Gehlert first invited prizewinners of the Hamburg Instrumental Competition to play on the big stage in 1983. Since then, a good 3,000 young instrumentalists have been able to gain memorable performance experience.
Under the sonorous title »The Concert of the Tenors«, the Hamburger Konzertchor, together with international soloists, present the most beautiful arias, choral works and canzones from popular operas and operettas. The programme also features other works by great composers such as Georges Bizet, Richard Wagner, Gaetano Donizetti and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Violinist Angelika Bachmann from Salut Salon and pianist Professor Jacques Ammon invite to the annual »Concert of the Children« in the Grand Hall of Hamburg’s Laeiszhalle. The outstanding young prizewinners of the Hamburg Instrumental Competition will perform. The virtuoso skills of the children and young people, the varied programme and the warm concert atmosphere make the Children’s Concert a uniquely moving experience every year. Hamburg music legend Rolf Zuckowski will once again be there as a special guest, and as everyone knows, he rarely sings alone. And for the grand finale, everyone plays and sings together and throws flowers to the audience. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
The Mouse goes to a concert with the WDR Symphony Orchestra, exploring the life and music of Edvard Grieg. This concert blends live music, humorous and factual stories, videos, and puzzles. Educational materials for teachers and school classes attending the 11:00 am concert are available online.
The fabulous world of hobbits, elves and orcs is brought to life tonight in a major concert experience with a symphony orchestra, choir and star guests. From the menacing sounds of Mordor and the shrill attack of the black riders to the marvellous lyrical meodies of the elves – the Laeiszhalle is transformed into a musical scenario of Middle Earth by nearly 100 artists.
Die Maus geht wieder ins Konzert – in einem bunten Mix aus Live-Musik, Lach- und Sachgeschichten, Videos und Rätseln entdeckt und erforscht sie das Leben und die märchenhafte Musik des norwegischen Komponisten Edvard Grieg. Ein Konzert zum Entdecken, Lernen und Erleben.
The Mouse goes to a concert again, exploring the life and music of Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg through live music, stories, videos, and riddles. A concert for discovering, learning, and experiencing.
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