Current language: English

Die Orchestergesellschaft

Do you ever wonder during a symphony concert im Großen Saal how the Konzerthausorchester actually manages to play together so perfectly? What does a conductor and the individual musicians in the instrumental groups contribute? Successful orchestral playing, like successful coexistence in a democratic society, is based on listening to each other and creating polyphony together. In our workshop, you can literally experience this for yourself - even without any previous musical knowledge.

First, the Konzerthausorchester and conductor will perform a symphonic piece. In a moderated discussion, the musicians and conductor Sarah Ioannides demonstrate the skills required to play together. Under the guidance of a music teacher and coaches from the orchestra, you will form a workshop orchestra and gradually work on important skills of ensemble playing in subgroups: passages of the piece will be broken down to its musical essence and precisely imitated using body percussion, gestures and simple conducting techniques. In the finale, the Konzerthaus orchestra and workshop participants sit opposite each other in orchestral formation and create the music together. The orchestra plays the original unaltered, while the workshop orchestra intervenes at the appropriate points with its imitations. Experience how important each individual is for the overall success and what it means to be part of the orchestra.

Date details

Map

A visual map representation follows.Skip map

Show on map

End of map.

Public transportation

Die Orchestergesellschaft

Workshop für alle: Wie funktioniert ein Orchester?

  • Orchestergesellschaft

    Orchestergesellschaft

    © Sebastian Runge

  • Orchestergesellschaft, Leonie Hentschel

    Orchestergesellschaft, Leonie Hentschel

    © Sebastian Runge

  • Orchestergesellschaft, Ralf Forster

    Orchestergesellschaft, Ralf Forster

    © Sebastian Runge

Do you ever wonder during a symphony concert im Großen Saal how the Konzerthausorchester actually manages to play together so perfectly? What does a conductor and the individual musicians in the instrumental groups contribute? Successful orchestral playing, like successful coexistence in a democratic society, is based on listening to each other and creating polyphony together. In our workshop, you can literally experience this for yourself - even without any previous musical knowledge.

First, the Konzerthausorchester and conductor will perform a symphonic piece. In a moderated discussion, the musicians and conductor Sarah Ioannides demonstrate the skills required to play together. Under the guidance of a music teacher and coaches from the orchestra, you will form a workshop orchestra and gradually work on important skills of ensemble playing in subgroups: passages of the piece will be broken down to its musical essence and precisely imitated using body percussion, gestures and simple conducting techniques. In the finale, the Konzerthaus orchestra and workshop participants sit opposite each other in orchestral formation and create the music together. The orchestra plays the original unaltered, while the workshop orchestra intervenes at the appropriate points with its imitations. Experience how important each individual is for the overall success and what it means to be part of the orchestra.

Artists/Collaborators: Konzerthausorchester Berlin, Ustina Dubitsky (Dirigentin), Leonie Hentschel (Workshop-Leitung), Dorothee Kalbhenn (Konzept und Moderation)

Alternative events

© Quelle: Reservix-System

8. Symphoniekonzert

Zeitenwende 8. Symphoniekonzert Joseph Haydn: Ouvertüre zur Oper „L’anima del filosofo ossia Orfeo ed Euridice” Hob. XXVIII:13 Igor Stravinsky: “Orpheus” Ballett in 3 Bildern Pause Hans Abrahmsen: Stratifications Joseph Haydn: Symphonie Nr. 101 D-Dur... moreabout: 8. Symphoniekonzert

Next date:
Zeitenwende
Date:
Friday, 13/June/2025 19:30 (2 more dates)
Venue:
Brandenburger Theater - Großes Haus
Address:
Grabenstraße 14, 14776 Brandenburg an der Havel
Price:
from €32.90
Order online

© Quelle: Reservix-System

Dommusik Open Air

DOMMUSIK OPEN AIR 17. SONDERKONZERT NORBERT BURGMÜLLER Ouvertüre f-Moll op. 5 ROBERT SCHUMANN Ouvertüre, Scherzo und Finale E-Dur op. 52 I. Ouvertüre: Andante con moto – Allegro II. Scherzo: Vivo III. Finale: Allegro molto vivace NORBERT BURGMÜLLER Symphonie... moreabout: Dommusik Open Air

Next date:
17. Sonderkonzert
Date:
Saturday, 28/June/2025 19:30
Venue:
Dom St. Peter und Paul
Address:
Burghof, 14776 Brandenburg an der Havel
Price:
from €32.90
Order online

Show more events in the category "Klassische Konzerte"…

The help page for the event calendar answers common questions.. Information about coperations and imprint can be found on our page about partners and terms and conditions.

Zum Seitenanfang