PHILAHARMONISCHES ORCHESTER FREIBURG | 4. Sinfoniekonzert

PHILHARMONISCHES ORCHESTER FREIBURG | 3. Sinfoniekonzert

The Freiburg Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Ektoras Tartanis, performs works by Ravel, Prokofiev, and Stravinsky. Ravel's "Daphnis et Chloé" Suite No. 1 evokes ancient Greek pastorals. Stravinsky's "Firebird" Suite is based on Russian folklore. Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 1, though initially overshadowed by Stravinsky, is a playful and beautiful work celebrating life despite difficult times.

PHILHARMONISCHES ORCHESTER | 5. Sinfoniekonzert

Lisa Streich's "ISHJÄRTA" explores the coexistence of two emotions. Schumann's Violin Concerto, initially unpublished, is now a beloved piece. Shostakovich's Symphony No. 6, meant to evoke spring and youth, departs from his usual dramatic style, building from a slow movement to a wild gallop.

PHILHARMONISCHES ORCHESTER | 6. Sinfoniekonzert

Trumpeter Alison Balsom hailed Wynton Marsalis' trumpet concerto as the most significant in 200 years, surpassing even Hummel's in its diverse use of the trumpet's capabilities. The piece journeys through various classical and jazz styles. Inspired by spirituals and Native American music during his time in the US, Dvořák's 9th Symphony reflects a new world of possibilities and cultural diversity, becoming his greatest success.

PHILHARMONISCHES ORCHESTER | 7. Sinfoniekonzert

Shakespeare's Hamlet has always fascinated artists and composers. Hans Abrahamsen focuses on Ophelia, creating a song cycle from her perspective based on her few lines. Tchaikovsky also composed Hamlet-inspired pieces. The concert features music by Abrahamsen and Tchaikovsky, reflecting Hamlet's enduring influence.

Sinfoniekonzert

Semesterkonzert des KHG-Orchester Freiburg - Rott und Rachmaninow

The KHG Orchestra, led by their new conductor Leonhard Kreutzmann, will perform at the Konzerthaus Freiburg on January 18, 2025. They will play Hans Rott's Symphony No. 1 and Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 with pianist Deren Wang.

Sinfoniekonzert Leipziger Universitätsorchester

Beethovens Orchester

Beethoven's Second Symphony, composed during a time of personal despair and increasing deafness, is surprisingly cheerful and exuberant. This concert, exclusively for students in grades 3-6, explores the orchestra and its instruments in Beethoven's time, examining how he used them to create timeless music. The concert lasts approximately 60 minutes without intermission. Educational materials will be available.

orchester le phénix

In this classical-romantic programme, the Swiss Chamber Orchestra with its soloist Peter Hörr (violoncello) musically recalls journeys to Italy, visits to thermal spas, mountains at home, Austrian lakes and Danish islands.

Schwanensee mit Orchester