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So. 4. Februar 2024, 17 Uhr, Foyer Sparkasse OPR, Fontaneplatz 1, Neuruppin Liederabend „Sehnsucht nach Wien“ mit Brigitte Geller (Sopran), Manuel Lange (Klavier) Lieder, Walzer und Tänze von Alexander Zemlinsky, Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Arnold Schönberg,... moreabout: Liederabend „Sehnsucht nach Wien“
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The Ninth Symphony is Gustav Mahler’s last completed work – an expressive farewell and at the same time a visionary anticipation of musical modernism. Since Mahler did not live to see the premiere of his Ninth, he could not complete his customary final... moreabout: Kirill Petrenko with Mahler’s Ninth
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von und mit Alenka Genzel & Frank Matthias Alenka Genzel (Sopran) & Frank Matthias (Bariton) begeben sich einmal quer durch die Operettengeschichte, gepaart mit aktueller und witziger Moderation! Es wird gesungen, getanzt, gestritten und sich wieder... moreabout: Operetten zum Kaffee - Die Wiener Operette von Strauß bis Léhar
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Deutsch, Englisch, Thai (Übertitel in drei Sprachen) Auf der Suche nach queeren AFTERLIVES: In einer multimedialen, interaktiven Performance, die zeitgleich in Bangkok und Berlin stattfindet, gehen das thailändische Kollektiv Miss Theatre um die Künstlerin... moreabout: AFTERLIVES
Bei Nennung seines Namens - Georg Kreisler - kommt's prompt: “Tauben vergiften im Park“. Im Katalog seiner 500 Liedschöpfungen erfuhr dieses Lied heftige Kritik und giftige Ablehnung in den Wiener Medien nach seiner Rückkehr aus dem Exil. moreabout: Georg Kreisler: Unheilbar gesund
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In einem großformatigen Abendkonzert lässt das Ensemble KNM Berlin zusammen mit dem Vokalensemble Cantando Admont aus Wien Geschichte und Gegenwart aufeinandertreffen. Das Programm ist Teil des dreiteiligen Projekts „reading music – the season“ des Ensembles,... moreabout: Back and Forth
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Zusammen mit den international bekannten Solisten Olena Androsiuk (Sopran), Vladimír Sůva (Cellist) und den Musikern der Smetana Philharmoniker Prag, unter der Leitung des Chefdirigenten Hans Richter erleben Sie einen zauberhaft musikalischen Start ins... moreabout: Smetana Philharmoniker Prag unter der Leitung des Chefdirigenten Hans Richter
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Daniel Barenboim and Martha Argerich: two world stars who have known and appreciated each other since their childhood together in Argentina. However, it is only in the past few years they have performed together with the Berliner Philharmoniker – always... moreabout: Daniel Barenboim conducts Beethoven and Brahms
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When she is on the podium, says Joana Mallwitz, she wants to take the audience with her “from the very first note”. This approach has already brought her a remarkably successful career. After holding positions as General Music Director in Erfurt and Nuremberg,... moreabout: Joana Mallwitz makes her debut with the Berliner Philharmoniker
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Our Artist in Residence Seong-Jin Cho made his name by winning the legendary Chopin Competition; since then, Chopin’s music has been particularly close to his heart. In this concert with the Karajan Academy, the pianist is the soloist for a chamber music... moreabout: Artist in ResidenceSeong-Jin Cho and the Karajan Academy
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In Anton Bruckner’s Seventh Symphony, the Berliner Philharmoniker can explore the full spectrum of music-making, from intimacy in chamber music passages to its characteristically powerful tutti sound. Like Bruckner’s work, Mendelssohn’s violin concerto... moreabout: Marek Janowski and Augustin Hadelich
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At times melancholic and rugged, at others with a dance-like lightness: Antonín Dvořák’s Seventh Symphony presents a broad spectrum of contrasting moods, infused with the unmistakable colouring of Czech folk music. Kirill Petrenko also conducts Erich... moreabout: Kirill Petrenko and Vilde Frang
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It is his first major work, and yet it is a mature musical statement. Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 1 contains everything that would characterise the composer’s later style: emotional outbursts, sudden yawning chasms, folkloric melodies, the sounds of... moreabout: Tugan Sokhiev conducts Mahler’s First
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Herbert Blomstedt sees Anton Bruckner as “the greatest symphonist since Beethoven”. The conductor is recognised worldwide as an authority on this music, acclaimed for his affinity to Bruckner’s distinctive, darkly-glowing tonal language and its powerful... moreabout: Herbert Blomstedt and Leif Ove Andsnes
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