Weihnachtskonzert der Philharmonie Leipzig

Weihnachtskonzert der Philharmonie Leipzig

Philharmonie Leipzig

The performance of Antonio Vivaldi’s most famous work, »The Four Seasons«, is a fascinating multimedia experience for the whole family. The piece is performed by the Leipzig Philharmonic Orchestra, while breathtaking aerial images from »Germany from Above« are shown on a large screen. This presentation is perfectly coordinated and represents a completely new kind of presentation. From the Zugspitze to the Wadden Sea, viewers can experience the seasons from a bird’s eye view: spring with blooming landscapes, summer over the North Sea with its beaches and islands, autumn with the colourfulness of the forests and winter with the tranquillity of snow-covered mountain peaks and cities. The experience is complemented by the performance of soloist Holger Engelhardt and the accompaniment of the fantastic musicians of the Leipzig Philharmonic Orchestra. It is a musical and visual synthesis of the arts that has never before been experienced in this form.

VNV Nation & Philharmonie Leipzig

Never quite belonging to any one genre of music, the songs of VNV Nation (aka Ronan Harris) blend poetic and contemplative lyrics with a sound that ranges from melodic dance beats and indie-electronic anthems to haunting ballads and post-classical soundtrack pieces. The shows are legendary for their energy and positive emotion, attracting a loyal fan base to concerts and festivals across Europe and North America. For this concert, Ronan Harris is accompanied by the Philharmonie Leipzig, known for its film music concerts and interpretations of highlights that range from the classical to the Romantic eras. The programme includes some of VNV Nation’s most popular orchestral pieces as well as works from the upcoming album »Music for Orchestra Vol. 2«, which will be released with the tour. Special guest band Diary of Dreams also takes the stage, perfectly complementing the programme with atmospheric dark wave combined with elements of electro and future pop.

Mitsingkonzert in der Philharmonie

Kammerorchester der Neuen Philharmonie Hamburg

The Neue Philharmonie Hamburg was founded in 2003 and is made up of freelance professional musicians from all over the world. Its artistic portfolio focuses on symphonic music from the Baroque to the Modern periods. In addition, the Neue Philharmonie Hamburg also regularly appears in smaller formations, such as chamber music ensembles.

Kammerorchester der Neuen Philharmonie Hamburg

The Neue Philharmonie Hamburg was founded in 2003 and is made up of freelance professional musicians from all over the world. Its artistic portfolio focuses on symphonic music from the Baroque to the Modern periods. In addition, the Neue Philharmonie Hamburg also regularly appears in smaller formations, such as chamber music ensembles.

Kammerorchester der Neuen Philharmonie Hamburg

The Neue Philharmonie Hamburg was founded in 2003 and is made up of freelance professional musicians from all over the world. Its artistic portfolio focuses on symphonic music from the Baroque to the Modern periods. In addition, the Neue Philharmonie Hamburg also regularly appears in smaller formations, such as chamber music ensembles.

Kammerorchester der Neuen Philharmonie Hamburg

The Neue Philharmonie Hamburg was founded in 2003 and is made up of freelance professional musicians from all over the world. Its artistic portfolio focuses on symphonic music from the Baroque to the Modern periods. In addition, the Neue Philharmonie Hamburg also regularly appears in smaller formations, such as chamber music ensembles.

Kammerorchester der Neuen Philharmonie Hamburg

Chamber Orchestra of the New Philharmonic Hamburg

Folkwang Musikschule in der Philharmonie

The Folkwang Music School and Essen Philharmonic present an afternoon of music. Over 500 children, young people, and adults showcase their talents. The music school presents its four divisions: music, dance, drama, and visual arts. Anna Vinnitskaya opens the music school day with music student Antonia Kahleyß on violin.