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In Bad Kissingen
In Bad Kissingen
Classical Concerts atRegentenbau
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Symphony Concert
7Feature
Guest Concert
4Feature
Special Concert
1Feature
Subscription Concert
1
Genre
Vocal Music
1ProgramFrequently performed
Works by
Franz Schubert
2
Works by
George Gershwin
2
Works by
Johannes Brahms
2
Works by
Ludwig van Beethoven
2
Works by
Richard Strauss
2OrchestrasFrequently performs
Orchestra
Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks
4MusiciansFrequently performs
Musician
Isabelle Faust
1Upcoming Concerts
Concerts at Regentenbau in season 2024/25 or later
This season
In Bad Kissingen
In Bad Kissingen
Kissinger Sommer
When Daniil Trifonov played Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, one critic recommended begging for a ticket for the following concert, or even stealing one if necessary, in order to experience the “electrifying performance” of this “fiendishly difficult” work. He praised the pianist for his “almost superhuman” technique and for imbuing his performance with exceptional visceral energy. At this concert, Trifonov will perform this work in glorious harmony with the BRSO under the baton of Franz Welser-Möst, who is an expert in this repertoire. Strauss’ Rosenkavalier Suite (lasting a good 50 minutes), which renders the elegant conversations between the Marschallin, Baron Ochs, and Octavian audible even without words and singing, will then send the listeners dancing into the evening in infectious three-four time.
This season
In Bad Kissingen
In Bad Kissingen
Guest in Bad Kissingen with our honorary conductor Manfred Honeck
Apart from further performances at summer festivals, which only publish their programmes at a later date, our orchestra is a regular guest at the Kissinger Sommer. At the end of the season, we will be travelling on to Ottobeuren with our Honorary Conductor Manfred Honeck. The concerts in the basilica, a marvel of baroque sacred architecture, are always a celebration and are traditionally concluded with the ringing of bells. »I have taken this orchestra to my heart from the very beginning – I love it!« Manfred Honeck said this shortly after announcing that he would be our new Honorary Conductor. The chemistry between him and us is perfect. The programme includes two compositions that are in our orchestra’s core repertoire. In addition to Schubert’s »Unfinished«, the programme also features Brahms, who wasn’t able to finish a symphony until he was 43: a highly romantic masterpiece from the opening fateful conflict to the passionate overcoming in the finale – and including a melody that Brahms picked up in the Alps and embedded as a love greeting to Clara Schumann.