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Gewandhaus Leipzig, Mendelssohn-Saal (Leipzig)
Classical concerts featuringJonathan Müller
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CitiesFrequently performs in
Germany
Leipzig
7ProgramFrequently performs
Works by
Johann Sebastian Bach
6
Works by
Arthur Honegger
2
Works by
Johannes Brahms
2
Works by
Leonard Bernstein
2Works by
Steffen Schleiermacher
2Works by
Derek Bourgeois
1Works by
Leonard Bernsteins
1Works by
Peter Dörpinghaus
1MusiciansFrequently collaborate with
Musician
Jan Wessely
5Musician
Lukas Beno
5Musician
Robert Schulz
5Musician
Tobias Hasselt
5Musician
Gewandhaus Brass Quintett
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June 15, 2025
Gewandhaus Brass Quintett
Gewandhaus Leipzig, Mendelssohn-Saal (Leipzig)
June 19, 2025
Gewandhausorchester, Jakub Hrůša Dirigent
Gewandhaus Leipzig, Großer Saal (Leipzig)
The most valuable prize in music competitions is always the amazed and participating audience. This was no different 75 years ago, when the Bach world commemorated the 200th anniversary of the composer's death and the Bach Competition was held for the first time in Leipzig, the site of the central celebrations. Brahms, a connoisseur and admirer of Bach's music, paid homage to it in various ways. Honegger's Symphony No. 2, written during the occupation of Paris in 1941, reflects the composer's distress over the world war. The finale, infused with Bach-like polyphony, culminates in a trumpet fanfare and a chorale melody radiating hope and reconciliation.
June 20, 2025
Gewandhausorchester, Jakub Hrůša Dirigent
Gewandhaus Leipzig, Großer Saal (Leipzig)
The most valuable prize in music competitions is always the amazed and participating audience. This was no different 75 years ago, when the Bach world commemorated the 200th anniversary of the composer's death and the Bach Competition was held for the first time in Leipzig, the site of the central celebrations. Brahms, a connoisseur and admirer of Bach's music, paid homage to it in various ways. Honegger's Symphony No. 2, written during the occupation of Paris in 1941, reflects the composer's distress over the world war. The finale, infused with Bach-like polyphony, culminates in a trumpet fanfare and a chorale melody radiating hope and reconciliation.