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Classical Concerts at
Rolf-Liebermann-Studio

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Concerts at Rolf-Liebermann-Studio in season 2024/25 or later

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Next week
In Hamburg

NDR Bigband / Ensemble Modern / Jonathan Stockhammer / Geir Lysne

Fri, Apr 25, 2025, 20:00
NDR Bigband, Ensemble Modern, Jonathan Stockhammer (Conductor), Geir Lysne (Director)
Frank Zappa had a special position in the popular music of the 20th century because he was inspired and influenced by composers of the contemporary avant-garde. Colin Towns has arranged some of Zappa’s compositions for the NDR Bigband. Under the direction of chief conductor Geir Lysne, the big band presents a programme of these pieces. Musicians from Ensemble Modern, Zappa’s »last band«, will round off the evening under the direction of Jonathan Stockhammer with works that characterised Zappa: Iannis Xenakis’ »Anaktoria«, Anton Webern’s Symphony op. 21, »Octandre« by Edgard Varèse and Karlheinz Stockhausen’s »Gesang der Jünglinge«.
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Next week
In Hamburg

NDR Bigband / Ensemble Modern / Jonathan Stockhammer

Sat, Apr 26, 2025, 20:00
NDR Bigband, Mitglieder des Ensemble Modern, Jonathan Stockhammer (Conductor)
NDR has awarded three commissions for compositions: to the US composer and multi-instrumentalist Carla Kihlstedt, to the British trombonist and composer Alex Paxton and to the German composer and music producer Ali N. Askin. All three work across styles between art rock, jazz, contemporary music, improvisation and electronic avant-garde. In this evening’s three world premieres, the NDR Bigband and Ensemble Modern will explore the specific possibilities that arise from their collaboration. Jonathan Stockhammer conducts.
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This month
In Hamburg

NDR Bigband / Ensemble Modern

Sun, Apr 27, 2025, 20:00
Mitglieder der NDR Bigband, Mitglieder des Ensemble Modern
The idea of a joint festival between the NDR Bigband and Ensemble Modern was born during a meeting of seven big band and six Ensemble Modern musicians in autumn 2023. In improvisation phases, they explored similarities and differences. New working structures developed. Five new works and the idea of a cooperative festival crystallised in the improvisations. A programme of music that originated here and will be premiered jointly by musicians from both ensembles will conclude the »NDR Bigband meets Ensemble Modern« festival.
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Next month
In Hamburg

NDR Family Concert

Sun, May 11, 2025, 16:00
Ljudmila Minnibaeva (Violin), Tinatin Gambashidze (Piano), Christina Dean (Scenography)
Liudmila Minnibaeva (violinist in the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra) and Tinatin Gambashidze perform a colourful journey through music history for the »Dance into May«. Whether it’s a quadrille, waltz, polka, mazurka or minuet – there’s plenty of room for cheerful dancing on the stage in the Rolf Liebermann Studio.
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Next month
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NDR Chamber Music Concert

Mon, May 12, 2025, 20:00
Julius Beck (Violin), Anna Theegarten (Viola), Phillip Wentrup (Cello), Benedikt Kany (Double bass), Malte Schäfer (Piano)
Johannes Brahms, an early admirer of Bach and Beethoven, only discovered his love for Schubert relatively late. He felt it all the more intensely – and the more the Austrian composer eventually rose in his esteem. For many years, he was an unofficial contributor to the first major Schubert complete edition – and in this way became a profound connoisseur of Schubert’s works.
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Next month
In Hamburg

Izabella Effenberg / Bugge Wesseltoft »Soundscapes« & Hildegard lernt fliegen

Thu, May 15, 2025, 20:00
Izabella Effenberg (Vibraphone), Bugge Wesseltoft (Piano), Andreas Schaerer (Vocals), Benedikt Reising (Saxophon), Matthias Wenger (Saxophon), Andreas Tschopp (Tuba), Marco Müller (Bass), Christoph Steiner (Drums)
Bugge Wesseltoft is a brilliant researcher. In his lab, he mixes and stirs jazz, folk, and electronics. He once started alongside Jan Garbarek and became an important representative of so-called NuJazz with his own label. Izabella Effenberg is a multi-award-winning percussionist and runs her own festival, »Vibraphonissimo«, in Nuremberg. For their NDR concerts, the two join forces again for a special evening full of spontaneous improvisations. The programme includes lyrical and experimental pieces, as well as jazz classics – all pure, handmade, and without effects. In March 2024, Andreas Schaerer from Hildegard Lernt Fliegen received the »Prix du Musicien européen« from the French Académie du Jazz. A great honour for the singer born in 1976 in Emmental, Switzerland, who – by his own admission – has not closed his mouth since his first cry. A unique, charismatic vocal acrobat, he can growl, whisper, click, and beatbox as artfully as no one else. Of all his captivating projects, Schaerer’s sextet is perhaps the most unpredictable.
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Next month
In Hamburg

Izabella Effenberg / Bugge Wesseltoft »Soundscapes« & Hildegard lernt fliegen

Fri, May 16, 2025, 20:00
Izabella Effenberg (Vibraphone), Bugge Wesseltoft (Piano), Andreas Schaerer (Vocals), Benedikt Reising (Saxophon), Matthias Wenger (Saxophon), Andreas Tschopp (Tuba), Marco Müller (Bass), Christoph Steiner (Drums)
Bugge Wesseltoft is a brilliant researcher. In his lab, he mixes and stirs jazz, folk, and electronics. He once started alongside Jan Garbarek and became an important representative of so-called NuJazz with his own label. Izabella Effenberg is a multi-award-winning percussionist and runs her own festival, »Vibraphonissimo«, in Nuremberg. For their NDR concerts, the two join forces again for a special evening full of spontaneous improvisations. The programme includes lyrical and experimental pieces, as well as jazz classics – all pure, handmade, and without effects. In March 2024, Andreas Schaerer from Hildegard Lernt Fliegen received the »Prix du Musicien européen« from the French Académie du Jazz. A great honour for the singer born in 1976 in Emmental, Switzerland, who – by his own admission – has not closed his mouth since his first cry. A unique, charismatic vocal acrobat, he can growl, whisper, click, and beatbox as artfully as no one else. Of all his captivating projects, Schaerer’s sextet is perhaps the most unpredictable.