Simone Sombecki and the WDR Funkhausorchester present an evening of animal-themed music, featuring favorites from "Cats" to "Dances with Wolves". A fun time is guaranteed!A summary from original text in German | Read the original
| WDR Funkhausorchester | Orchestra |
| Rasmus Baumann | Conductor |
| Simone Sombecki | Moderator |
| Cats | Andrew Lloyd Webber |
| Der mit dem Wolf tanzt | John Barry |
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Die berühmten Melodien haben schon abertausende Kleine und Große für Klassik begeistert. Ein ganzer Zoo von Tieren ist in den reizvollen 14 Miniaturen zu erleben: der edle Schwan, der mächtige Löwe, die zwitschernden Vögel, die langsame Schildkröte. In ihnen parodierte der verschmitzte Komponist Camille Saint-Saëns zugleich auch so manchen seiner Kollegen. Und das Ganze war eigentlich auch gar nicht für die Öffentlichkeit gedacht, sondern als ein Faschingsscherz, für den sich der Franzose später sogar geschämt hat. Warum? Und welche die einzige Melodie war, die Saint-Saëns nicht peinlich empfand? Das und mehr ist in diesem spielerischen Familienkonzert des hr-Sinfonieorchesters zu erfahren.Konzertdauer: ca. 60 Minuten – keine Pause!
Die berühmten Melodien haben schon abertausende Kleine und Große für Klassik begeistert. Ein ganzer Zoo von Tieren ist in den reizvollen 14 Miniaturen zu erleben: der edle Schwan, der mächtige Löwe, die zwitschernden Vögel, die langsame Schildkröte. In ihnen parodierte der verschmitzte Komponist Camille Saint-Saëns zugleich auch so manchen seiner Kollegen. Und das Ganze war eigentlich auch gar nicht für die Öffentlichkeit gedacht, sondern als ein Faschingsscherz, für den sich der Franzose später sogar geschämt hat. Warum? Und welche die einzige Melodie war, die Saint-Saëns nicht peinlich empfand? Das und mehr ist in diesem spielerischen Familienkonzert des hr-Sinfonieorchesters zu erfahren.Konzertdauer: ca. 60 Minuten – keine Pause!
A theatrical concert series for children and adults aged 6 and up. This season's family concerts feature animals. Concert #1 features Camille Saint-Saëns' "Carnival of the Animals," Concert #2 explores the magical world of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's "The Little Prince," and Concert #3 follows the adventures of Puss in Boots.
Contemplative music and stories belong to the Advent season like the decorated tree to Christmas. »A Winter’s Tale« combines popular German Christmas songs and texts in a varied literary-musical interplay to create a very special programme – and has become a cherished tradition at Christmas time. The fact that a top-class ensemble around star violinist Daniel Hope could be won for this speaks for itself. They are assisted by the unique Katharina Thalbach, who with her unmistakable voice and her inimitable acting skills always takes a humorous and critical look at the festival of love.
Contemplative music and stories belong to the Advent season like the decorated tree to Christmas. »A Winter’s Tale« combines popular German Christmas songs and texts in a varied literary-musical interplay to create a very special programme – and has become a cherished tradition at Christmas time. The fact that a top-class ensemble around star violinist Daniel Hope could be won for this speaks for itself. They are assisted by the unique Katharina Thalbach, who with her unmistakable voice and her inimitable acting skills always takes a humorous and critical look at the festival of love.
Contemplative music and stories belong to the Advent season like the decorated tree to Christmas. »A Winter’s Tale« combines popular German Christmas songs and texts in a varied literary-musical interplay to create a very special programme – and has become a cherished tradition at Christmas time. The fact that a top-class ensemble around star violinist Daniel Hope could be won for this speaks for itself. They are assisted by the unique Katharina Thalbach, who with her unmistakable voice and her inimitable acting skills always takes a humorous and critical look at the festival of love.
Contemplative music and stories belong to the Advent season like the decorated tree to Christmas. »A Winter’s Tale« combines popular German Christmas songs and texts in a varied literary-musical interplay to create a very special programme – and has become a cherished tradition at Christmas time. The fact that a top-class ensemble around star violinist Daniel Hope could be won for this speaks for itself. They are assisted by the unique Katharina Thalbach, who with her unmistakable voice and her inimitable acting skills always takes a humorous and critical look at the festival of love.
Contemplative music and stories belong to the Advent season like the decorated tree to Christmas. »A Winter’s Tale« combines popular German Christmas songs and texts in a varied literary-musical interplay to create a very special programme – and has become a cherished tradition at Christmas time. The fact that a top-class ensemble around star violinist Daniel Hope could be won for this speaks for itself. They are assisted by the unique Katharina Thalbach, who with her unmistakable voice and her inimitable acting skills always takes a humorous and critical look at the festival of love.
Contemplative music and stories belong to the Advent season like the decorated tree to Christmas. »A Winter’s Tale« combines popular German Christmas songs and texts in a varied literary-musical interplay to create a very special programme – and has become a cherished tradition at Christmas time. The fact that a top-class ensemble around star violinist Daniel Hope could be won for this speaks for itself. They are assisted by the unique Katharina Thalbach, who with her unmistakable voice and her inimitable acting skills always takes a humorous and critical look at the festival of love.
Contemplative music and stories belong to the Advent season like the decorated tree to Christmas. »A Winter’s Tale« combines popular German Christmas songs and texts in a varied literary-musical interplay to create a very special programme – and has become a cherished tradition at Christmas time. The fact that a top-class ensemble around star violinist Daniel Hope could be won for this speaks for itself. They are assisted by the unique Katharina Thalbach, who with her unmistakable voice and her inimitable acting skills always takes a humorous and critical look at the festival of love.
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