Winter holidays music lab ‘Pzzktz’

Sound LAB

Students explore the meaning of symbols and signals in music through two works by contemporary composer Nicolaus A. Huber, heard live at the NOW! Festival. Bells and the number "four" (representing wholeness and order) serve as key symbols. Students compose their own music, culminating in a concert performance.

Öffentliche Orchesterprobe für Kinder Music Swap Lab: Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen

This event is for children 8+ (accompanied by max. one adult). Dive into the world of orchestral music! Experience the pre-concert excitement with young conductor Tarmo Peltokoski and Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen as they prepare for the evening concert featuring Shostakovich's Cello Concerto with soloist Anastasia Kobekina. The 90-minute program includes the rehearsal, intro, and follow-up discussion. The concert is at 7:30 PM. Kobekina and Braun discuss the concerto.

Chamber concert: Viennese winter

A Music Kaleidoscope

Attention! All music lovers are cordially invited to a great display of virtuosity! A trumpet in one corner, percussion in another, and a piano between them. The viola, often underestimated, will try to reconcile them. Each instrument will showcase its unique capabilities. What do you think – will they perform better solo, or is it worth joining forces and playing as an ensemble? Younger and older listeners will be told about the history and construction of these instruments. We’ll also consider why they sound so dignified, while not shying away from numerous musical embellishments.

A Music Kaleidoscope

Attention! All music lovers are cordially invited to a great display of virtuosity! A trumpet in one corner, percussion in another, and a piano between them. The viola, often underestimated, will try to reconcile them. Each instrument will showcase its unique capabilities. What do you think – will they perform better solo, or is it worth joining forces and playing as an ensemble? Younger and older listeners will be told about the history and construction of these instruments. We’ll also consider why they sound so dignified, while not shying away from numerous musical embellishments.

The Music of Snowflakes

The sound of jingle bells can be heard in the distance, the air is filled with the scents of Christmas trees and aromatic bakes, the world is beginning to sparkle with colours and lights, and the houses, gardens, forests and fields are wrapped in a white feather quilt. And at the Philharmonic? FeNek knows that the magic of Christmas lies also in the unique music, which evokes memories of meeting loved ones, singing carols together and having fun in the snow or on the ice. Christmas is about images and sometimes whole films of recorded stories. If you want to feel that special atmosphere, come to the concert at the Warsaw Philharmonic. When magical snow starts to fall in the Concert Hall, the stage and the auditorium will fill with the sounds of carols, winter songs and tunes from those favourite Christmas films we love watching each year. To this concert, bring a hand-made bauble. Bring to the concert… a hand-made bauble

The Music of Snowflakes

The sound of jingle bells can be heard in the distance, the air is filled with the scents of Christmas trees and aromatic bakes, the world is beginning to sparkle with colours and lights, and the houses, gardens, forests and fields are wrapped in a white feather quilt. And at the Philharmonic? FeNek knows that the magic of Christmas lies also in the unique music, which evokes memories of meeting loved ones, singing carols together and having fun in the snow or on the ice. Christmas is about images and sometimes whole films of recorded stories. If you want to feel that special atmosphere, come to the concert at the Warsaw Philharmonic. When magical snow starts to fall in the Concert Hall, the stage and the auditorium will fill with the sounds of carols, winter songs and tunes from those favourite Christmas films we love watching each year. To this concert, bring a hand-made bauble. Bring to the concert… a hand-made bauble

Schulworkshop Tritsch-Tratsch Grooves Das Music Swap Lab zu Gast in Grundschulen

The Music Swap Lab offers an interactive workshop for elementary school students to playfully explore orchestral music. Students create their own upcycled "Drum-o-phone" and discover rhythm and sound. The free workshop, open to 2nd grade and above, takes place from March 26-28, 2025. Registration is open until March 3, 2025, at musicswaplab@zukunftslabor.com. The Music Swap Lab will also participate in the Heidelberg Spring Music Festival.

Salonorchester CAPPUCCINO, Albrecht Winter Leitung

Erich Kästner famously longed for a year of all Mays, and that same enthusiasm fills us as spring returns. Maypoles rise, balconies get cleaned, gardens bloom rosy-fingered, and meadows turn lion-tooth yellow. Traditionally, the joyous month began with Walpurgis Night dances. Salonorchester CAPPUCCINO revives this tradition with a special gala, proclaiming, "With music, everything is better" – with CAPPUCCINO into May!