This family concert features Camille Saint-Saëns's "Carnival of the Animals," where the orchestra imitates various animals, and Maurice Ravel's enchanting journey through fairy tales. It's a musical adventure for all ages, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Ohrenauf! series. Suitable for families with children aged 6 and above, lasting approximately 1 hour.
This family concert features Camille Saint-Saëns's "Carnival of the Animals," where the orchestra imitates various animals, and Maurice Ravel's enchanting journey through fairy tales. It's a musical adventure for all ages, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Ohrenauf! series. Suitable for families with children aged 6 and above, lasting approximately 1 hour.
Once upon a time... a group of animals celebrated carnival. Fairy tales and stories allow us to immerse ourselves in fantastic worlds. And what better way to do this than with the right music? In this concert, the Gürzenich Orchestra tells the musical story of the Carnival of the Animals. The illustrator Grégoire Pont brings the worlds to life on a large canvas. Grades 1-4 / Duration approx. 50 mins / No interval €5 pupils / free accompanying tickets Tickets are available from the Ticket Service of Bühnen Köln
Once upon a time... a group of animals celebrated carnival. Fairy tales and stories allow us to immerse ourselves in fantastic worlds. And what better way to do this than with the right music? In this concert, the Gürzenich Orchestra tells the musical story of the Carnival of the Animals. The illustrator Grégoire Pont brings the worlds to life on a large canvas. Grades 1-4 / Duration approx. 50 mins / No interval €5 pupils / free accompanying tickets Tickets are available from the Ticket Service of Bühnen Köln
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Who doesn't know Cologne's Hänneschen Theater? Like the Gürzenich Orchestra, it's a quintessentially Cologne institution. And this year, both are celebrating anniversaries: 222 years of the Hänneschen Theater and 25 years of Ohrenauf! To mark the occasion, the two greats of the cultural landscape are teaming up for a joint production. But not on the big stage, but down-to-earth in the community center around the corner. With a small ensemble of musicians and puppeteers, we are bringing a musical, Cologne version of the well-known Sleeping Beauty story directly to Cologne's neighborhoods and to the people. Our motto: Leave the concert hall and enter the city. For families with children aged 6 and over. 10€ adults / 7€ children
Who doesn't know Cologne's Hänneschen Theater? Like the Gürzenich Orchestra, it's a quintessentially Cologne institution. And this year, both are celebrating anniversaries: 222 years of the Hänneschen Theater and 25 years of Ohrenauf! To mark the occasion, the two greats of the cultural landscape are teaming up for a joint production. But not on the big stage, but down-to-earth in the community center around the corner. With a small ensemble of musicians and puppeteers, we are bringing a musical, Cologne version of the well-known Sleeping Beauty story directly to Cologne's neighborhoods and to the people. Our motto: Leave the concert hall and enter the city. For families with children aged 6 and over. 10€ adults / 7€ children
Cologne-based singer-songwriter Johannes Stankowski and his band will perform at the Cologne Philharmonic Hall for the third time with their winter album "Alles wird weiß." Along with the Aachen Theatre's Children's and Youth Choir, the program will also feature Christmas classics that the whole family can sing along to.
Who doesn't know Cologne's Hänneschen Theater? Like the Gürzenich Orchestra, it's a quintessentially Cologne institution. And this year, both are celebrating anniversaries: 222 years of the Hänneschen Theater and 25 years of Ohrenauf! To mark the occasion, the two greats of the cultural landscape are teaming up for a joint production. But not on the big stage, but down-to-earth in the community center around the corner. With a small ensemble of musicians and puppeteers, we are bringing a musical, Cologne version of the well-known Sleeping Beauty story directly to Cologne's neighborhoods and to the people. Our motto: Leave the concert hall and enter the city. For families with children aged 6 and over. 10€ adults / 7€ children
Who doesn't know Cologne's Hänneschen Theater? Like the Gürzenich Orchestra, it's a quintessentially Cologne institution. And this year, both are celebrating anniversaries: 222 years of the Hänneschen Theater and 25 years of Ohrenauf! To mark the occasion, the two greats of the cultural landscape are teaming up for a joint production. But not on the big stage, but down-to-earth in the community center around the corner. With a small ensemble of musicians and puppeteers, we are bringing a musical, Cologne version of the well-known Sleeping Beauty story directly to Cologne's neighborhoods and to the people. Our motto: Leave the concert hall and enter the city. For families with children aged 6 and over. 10€ adults / 7€ children
Who doesn't know Cologne's Hänneschen Theater? Like the Gürzenich Orchestra, it's a quintessentially Cologne institution. And this year, both are celebrating anniversaries: 222 years of the Hänneschen Theater and 25 years of Ohrenauf! To mark the occasion, the two greats of the cultural landscape are teaming up for a joint production. But not on the big stage, but down-to-earth in the community center around the corner. With a small ensemble of musicians and puppeteers, we are bringing a musical, Cologne version of the well-known Sleeping Beauty story directly to Cologne's neighborhoods and to the people. Our motto: Leave the concert hall and enter the city. Grades 1-4 / Duration approx. 60 min / No break €3.50 Pupils / Free accompanying tickets Tickets are available from the Bühnen Köln ticket service
Who doesn't know Cologne's Hänneschen Theater? Like the Gürzenich Orchestra, it's a quintessentially Cologne institution. And this year, both are celebrating anniversaries: 222 years of the Hänneschen Theater and 25 years of Ohrenauf! To mark the occasion, the two greats of the cultural landscape are teaming up for a joint production. But not on the big stage, but down-to-earth in the community center around the corner. With a small ensemble of musicians and puppeteers, we are bringing a musical, Cologne version of the well-known Sleeping Beauty story directly to Cologne's neighborhoods and to the people. Our motto: Leave the concert hall and enter the city. For families with children aged 6 and over. 10€ adults / 7€ children
Who doesn't know Cologne's Hänneschen Theater? Like the Gürzenich Orchestra, it's a quintessentially Cologne institution. And this year, both are celebrating anniversaries: 222 years of the Hänneschen Theater and 25 years of Ohrenauf! To mark the occasion, the two greats of the cultural landscape are teaming up for a joint production. But not on the big stage, but down-to-earth in the community center around the corner. With a small ensemble of musicians and puppeteers, we are bringing a musical, Cologne version of the well-known Sleeping Beauty story directly to Cologne's neighborhoods and to the people. Our motto: Leave the concert hall and enter the city. For families with children aged 6 and over. 10€ adults / 7€ children
Who doesn't know Cologne's Hänneschen Theater? Like the Gürzenich Orchestra, it's a quintessentially Cologne institution. And this year, both are celebrating anniversaries: 222 years of the Hänneschen Theater and 25 years of Ohrenauf! To mark the occasion, the two greats of the cultural landscape are teaming up for a joint production. But not on the big stage, but down-to-earth in the community center around the corner. With a small ensemble of musicians and puppeteers, we are bringing a musical, Cologne version of the well-known Sleeping Beauty story directly to Cologne's neighborhoods and to the people. Our motto: Leave the concert hall and enter the city. For families with children aged 6 and over. 10€ adults / 7€ children
Who doesn't know Cologne's Hänneschen Theater? Like the Gürzenich Orchestra, it's a quintessentially Cologne institution. And this year, both are celebrating anniversaries: 222 years of the Hänneschen Theater and 25 years of Ohrenauf! To mark the occasion, the two greats of the cultural landscape are teaming up for a joint production. But not on the big stage, but down-to-earth in the community center around the corner. With a small ensemble of musicians and puppeteers, we are bringing a musical, Cologne version of the well-known Sleeping Beauty story directly to Cologne's neighborhoods and to the people. Our motto: Leave the concert hall and enter the city. For families with children aged 6 and over. 10€ adults / 7€ children
The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
The ensemble #kreuzvier reflects nature's diversity in their program "BlätterWerke" through music from different cultures. Combining instrumental and vocal pieces, they invite both young and old to listen and participate. Their unusual instruments and innovative design captivate the audience, transforming the venue into a musical oasis.
The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
The Mouse goes to a concert again, exploring the life and music of Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg through live music, stories, videos, and riddles. A concert for discovering, learning, and experiencing.
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