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| Sinfonie fis-Moll Hob. I:45 ("Abschiedssinfonie") | Joseph Haydn |
| Concerti op. 8/1-4 ("Die vier Jahreszeiten") | Antonio Vivaldi |
| Drei Suiten HWV 348-350 ("Wassermusik") | Georg Friedrich Händel |
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Experience all four seasons at once in a Vivaldi concert featuring "The Four Seasons" and other masterpieces. The second half celebrates diverse European classical music. Join the New Philharmonic Hamburg, a leading orchestra in Northern Germany since 2001, with guest appearances in Spain, France, Italy, and South Korea, led by Tigran Mikaelyan.
Experience all four seasons at once in a Vivaldi concert featuring "The Four Seasons" and other masterpieces. The second half celebrates diverse European classical music. Join the New Philharmonic Hamburg, a leading orchestra in Northern Germany since 2001, with guest appearances in Spain, France, Italy, and South Korea, led by Tigran Mikaelyan.
Zwischen West und Ost. »… der arabischen 4« hat Nicolaus A. Huber ein Werk gewidmet, das er als Aufforderung zum kulturellen Austausch verstanden wissen will. Das Orchesterstück »Vapur« von Stefan Pohlit trägt den Namen der Passagierfähren in Istanbul, die das Festland mit den Inseln an der Nahtstelle zwischen Orient und Okzident verbinden. Von der mystischen Ausrichtung des Islam inspiriert, steuert der palästinensisch-israelische Komponist Samir Odeh-Tamimi ein Konzentrat seiner Beschäftigung mit Koran-Gesängen und Sufi-Musik bei. Dazwischen Johannes Moser mit dem neuen Cellokonzert des Österreichers Bernd Richard Deutsch, das im Auftrag des Tonkünstler-Orchesters und des hr-Sinfonieorchesters entstand. Dies ist der Stoff, aus dem dieses Forum N unter Leitung von Brad Lubman seinen besonderen Reiz und seine musikalische Strahlkraft gewinnt.Konzertdauer: ca. 105 Minuten – inklusive Pause
Legendary pianist Martha Argerich returns to Mannheim with Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3, a work she famously performed at age 16. This vibrant and virtuosic piece will be paired with Schumann's Symphony No. 3, also known as the "Rhenish" Symphony, marking its debut performance by the Mannheim Philharmonic Orchestra. This joyful work reflects Schumann's optimism and is considered his most popular orchestral piece.
The Ukrainian conductor Oksana Lyniv has recently drawn much attention and acclaim. Now she will head the BRSO for the first time. For her début she has chosen Mozart’s E-flat major Sinfonie concertante for violin and viola (K. 364) – a grand, moving dialogue between two string instruments, played by Jehye Lee (leader of the seconds) and Tobias Reifland (solo violist) and accompanied by the exquisite Mozart sound of their orchestra. Mendelssohn’s Fourth Symphony, with its riveting Italianate flair, conveys a high-spirited, effervescent joi de vivre, mingled in the second movement by a pensive orchestral “song without words” on Es war ein König in Thule. A third movement with romantic horn passages is followed by the madcap finale, a swirling saltarello again firmly rooted in Italy.
Als neuer Chefdirigent des Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra wird Julian Rachlin in der Doppelfunktion als Dirigent und Solist das Violinkonzert von Mendelssohn interpretieren, eine nicht zu unterschätzende Aufgabe; im 2. Teil des Konzerts widmet er sich der letzten Sinfonie von Brahms, der Vierten: Die Tonart e-Moll bestimmt dieses Konzert!
The second part of our Brahms cycle, which Herbert Blomstedt, who is still in convalescence, unfortunately had to cancel, will be conducted by Simone Young. The Australian has been one of the most important conductors of our time for many decades. She regularly makes guest appearances at all leading opera houses and concert halls and will conduct the Ring des Nibelungen at the Bayreuth Festival for the first time this summer.
The second part of our Brahms cycle, which Herbert Blomstedt, who is still in convalescence, unfortunately had to cancel, will be conducted by Simone Young. The Australian has been one of the most important conductors of our time for many decades. She regularly makes guest appearances at all leading opera houses and concert halls and will conduct the Ring des Nibelungen at the Bayreuth Festival for the first time this summer.
Ludwig van Beethoven, revered as a titan of Viennese Classicism, began his career as a piano virtuoso. His encroaching deafness led him to focus on composing, paving the way for Romanticism and composers like Chopin. Pianist Sophia Pacini suggests the two composers may be closer than commonly thought.
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