PHILHARMONISCHES ORCHESTER | 6. Sinfoniekonzert

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 Schumann's Violin Concerto, initially unpublished, is now a beloved piece.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 | 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.

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 | NEUJAHRSKONZERT

Celebrate New Year's Eve with a dazzling musical firework display featuring Handel's Fireworks Music, Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor, and Max Richter's Recomposed: Vivaldi – The Four Seasons, performed by the Philharmonic Orchestra and violinist Elena Urioste, conducted by André de Ridder. A spectacular start to a hopefully peaceful 2025.

PHILAHARMONISCHES ORCHESTER FREIBURG | 4. Sinfoniekonzert

The Freiburg Philharmonic Orchestra opens its first symphony concert of 2024 with Carola Bauckholt's ATEMPAUSE, a work reminiscent of music from the Industrial Revolution. The concert also features Mozart's Horn Concerto No. 2 with soloist Sibylle Mahni, and Bruckner's Symphony No. 4, "The Romantic," offering a majestic and warming experience.

Sinfoniekonzert

Nina Stemme | Königliches Philharmonisches Orchester Stockholm | Ryan Bancroft

Die schwedische Mezzosopranistin Nina Stemme zählt seit drei Jahrzehnten zu den weltbesten Stimmen, nicht nur auf der Opernbühne. Die für ihre erfüllende Ausdruckstiefe und ihr balsamisches Melos gerühmte Sängerin ist auch im Liedfach und da speziell bei Gustav Mahler ein Erlebnis.Mit dem Königlichen Philharmonischen Orchester Stockholm, das seit 2023 von Ryan Bancroft geleitet wird, taucht Nina Stemme jetzt in die ergreifenden und ebenfalls empfindsamen Welten der »Kindertotenlieder« ein, die Mahler 1904, ein Jahr vor dem Verlust seines eigenen Kindes, schrieb. Zuvor spielt das Orchester von der schwedischen Komponistin Andrea Tarrodi eine zeitgenössische Hommage an Ligurien. Das Konzertfinale gehört dann Tschaikowskys von wilder Leidenschaft aufgeladene »Schicksalssinfonie« Nr. 5.

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.

6. Akademisches Konzert