"Dinner for All": Segen zum Jahreswechsel im Ersten

Grosses Concert zum Jahreswechsel

Was 2024 like Allegro ma non troppo? D major or D minor? With timpani and trumpets or homogeneous strings? How will 2025 be? Sempre stringendo or più piano? Will we leave the old tones behind and intone new, more joyful ones? No matter what 2024 was like, it ends well with the Ninth. And no matter what 2025 will be like, it begins better with the Ninth.

Grosses Concert zum Jahreswechsel

Was 2024 like Allegro ma non troppo? D major or D minor? With timpani and trumpets or homogeneous strings? How will 2025 be? Sempre stringendo or più piano? Will we leave the old tones behind and intone new, more joyful ones? No matter what 2024 was like, it ends well with the Ninth. And no matter what 2025 will be like, it begins better with the Ninth.

Grosses Concert zum Jahreswechsel

Was 2024 like Allegro ma non troppo? D major or D minor? With timpani and trumpets or homogeneous strings? How will 2025 be? Sempre stringendo or più piano? Will we leave the old tones behind and intone new, more joyful ones? No matter what 2024 was like, it ends well with the Ninth. And no matter what 2025 will be like, it begins better with the Ninth.

Konzert zum Jahreswechsel

Start your New Year's Eve fireworks in a musical way with us in the Great Hall - with the Konzerthausorchester, our chief conductor Joana Mallwitz, cello soloist Nicolas Altstaedt and festive and cheerful orchestral pieces from Johann Strauss' rousing Fledermaus Overture to Antonín Dvořák's turbulent “Carnival” and Ottorino Respighi's tone poem “Roman Festivals”.

Konzert zum Jahreswechsel

Konzert zum Jahreswechsel

Model Project “Concert for All” 5

Experience music from Humperdinck’s “Mirakel” from a new perspective – together with Andrew Greenwood. The dancer and choreographer has created a very special approach to music with the switch2move method. We invite you to take an active part in the musical events – participation is expressly encouraged.“Concert for All” is a model project in which the RSB designs offers that enable participation for deaf and hard-of-hearing people as well as people with cognitive impairments in order to eventually integrate them permanently into the orchestra’s concert programme. During the four-year term of the project, methods and concepts are to be tested in close cooperation with associations, affected people and their relatives, pilot events are to be held and ultimately new, inclusive formats are to be created that meet the needs of the target groups and yet are open to all visitors.The wheelchair spaces are full. Unfortunately, further registration for wheelchair users is no longer possible.

Model project “Concert for All” 6

Music can draw pictures, express itself in movement and tell of emotions. Together with the sign actor Jan Sell, the RSB will present the music of Igor Stawinsky’s Petrushka in a very unique way.“Concert for All” is a model project in which the RSB designs offers that enable participation for deaf and hard-of-hearing people as well as people with cognitive impairments, in order to eventually integrate them permanently into the orchestra’s concert programme. During the four-year term of the project, methods and concepts are to be tested in close cooperation with associations, affected people and their relatives, pilot events are to be held and ultimately new, inclusive formats are to be created that meet the needs of the target groups and yet are open to all visitors.

University concert & for all under 30s

Strauss 200 – All Waltz!

Johann Strauss (son) was born into a musical family near Vienna on 25 October 1825 and became the first pop star in music history during his lifetime as the »Waltz King«. To mark his 200th birthday, the Kölner Männer-Gesang-Verein (KMGV) and the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra will be presenting original works for male choir by Johann Strauss (son) as well as his world-famous super hits and the most beautiful and lively melodies of his Viennese contemporaries – and of course a waltz or two... Following the performance of the world-famous »Fledermaus« as a Cologne musical at the Divertissementchen 2025 and two major concerts in Cologne in the summer, the KMGV will be returning to Hamburg for the first time since 2011. Together with the Symphoniker Hamburg, it builds a bridge between Rhenish joie de vivre, Viennese waltz bliss and Hanseatic cosmopolitanism.