Mit Karacho! – Familienkonzert

Mit Karacho! – Familienkonzert

Familienkonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester

Does the cello have so many fans because it is most similar to the human voice? At least that's what cellists like to say about their instrument, which became the new star in string heaven during the Romantic period. Since the Baroque era, the violin had been the undisputed queen, with the cello relegated to the continuo with the double bass. Antonín Dvořák also had to make friends with the cello, which was sometimes derided as a “sorrow box” due to its pronounced melancholic qualities. As a guest in the USA, he finally wrote a great dance-like concerto for the instrument, which became a favorite piece from his pen around the world, rich in melody and virtuoso. The family concert title “Hello Cello!” is a greeting with which we and our audience aged 8 and over welcome artist in residence Sheku Kanneh-Mason, his wonderful instrument and the Dvořák concert. And an exclamation of surprised admiration: Hello - what this cello can do!

FamilienKonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester

This family concert celebrates the joys of the Christmas season with music by Shostakovich, Barber, Vaughan Williams, and others. It evokes the atmosphere of Christmas markets, gingerbread, roasted almonds, singing, bells, and snowy landscapes.

FamilienKonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester

This family concert celebrates the joys of the Christmas season with music by Shostakovich, Barber, Vaughan Williams, and others. It evokes the atmosphere of Christmas markets, gingerbread, roasted almonds, singing, bells, and snowy landscapes.

FamilienKonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester

This exhibition promises a diverse experience, blending visual art with music by Modest Mussorgsky, orchestrated by Maurice Ravel. The music transports us to France, Poland, and Ukraine, introducing characters like playing children, a dwarf, a witch, and intriguing locations such as an old castle and a hut on chicken legs. Even unhatched chicks make an appearance, creating a feast for the senses.

Familienkonzert Spielen mit Zeit

Time is a mystery: invisible yet tangible, unstoppable yet elusive. Adults claim to never have enough, but children like Momo, Beppo, and Gigi resist the pressure. Explore this in "Playing with Time," a family concert featuring music from Telemann, Pärt, Ibert, Bach, Bartók, and Takemitsu. For ages 7+. €5 for children, €15 for adults.

Kindertag: FamilienKonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester

Music is like time, sometimes fast, sometimes slow. Its tempo can be steady like a heartbeat or expansive like the universe. In this concert, we journey through the vastness of space, across seasons and time, until we arrive in the present moment.

Kindertag: FamilienKonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester

Music is like time, sometimes fast, sometimes slow. Its tempo can resemble a heartbeat, a steady pulse, or the expansion of the universe. This concert takes us on an auditory journey from the vastness of space, through seasons and time, right down to the present moment.

Familienkonzert

Empfohlen ab 6 Jahren. Die ersten 200 Kinder haben freien Eintritt dank der Veranstalter: Gewandhaus zu Leipzig.