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Stuttgarter Kammerorchester / Mayumi Kanagawa / Martynas Levickis / Susanne von Gutzeit

Date & Time
Mon, May 5, 2025, 20:00
Very special ambassadors of southern German musical passion are guests in Hamburg: the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra is bold and creative. The ensemble follows the vision of preserving traditions and at the same time setting tonal and programmatic standards for the future. The rich repertoire spans the centuries, from baroque to commissions, and also includes joyful crossovers of genres with jazz and electronic music in exciting formats and projects.

Keywords: Chamber Music, Jazz & World

Info & Ticket (www.elbphilharmonie.de)
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Musicians

Stuttgarter Kammerorchester
Mayumi KanagawaViolin
Martynas LevickisAccordion
Susanne von GutzeitDirector

Program

Wojciech KilarOrawa für Streichorchester
Astor PiazzollaAconcagua / Konzert für Bandoneon und Streichorchester
Astor PiazzollaOblivion
Astor PiazzollaChador für Akkordeon und Orchester
Astor PiazzollaPrimavera porteña / aus: Cuatro estaciones porteñas
Astor PiazzollaMilonga en Re
Béla BartókRumänische Volkstänze Sz 68 / Adaptation for für string orchestra by Arthur Willner
Richard GallianoOpale Concerto / Konzert für Akkordeon
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