20.00 Uhr
Weihnachtskonzert des Georg-Friedrich-Händel-Gymnasiums
What are some
of your
highlights,
Joana Mallwitz?
“Schubert's Great Symphony in C major - one of the best pieces ever, I think. And like every season, we are doing a Mahler symphony - for me, that's an integral part of being a principal conductor.”
Read more in the interview with Joana Mallwitz and general director Sebastian Nordmann
Hornist Yu-Hui Chuang
“Ich freue mich schon darauf, wieder viele große Werke des Orchesterrepertoires zu spielen und noch unbekannte Stücke zu entdecken.”
Two
special
artists
as guests
Sheku Kanneh-Mason Artist in Residence
Get to know the celebrated young cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason as a soloist with the Konzerthausorchester, in classical chamber music, recitals and unusual ensembles.
Learn more
Lera Auerbach Creative Portrait
We dedicate a “Creative Portrait” to the composer, pianist and visual artist Lera Auerbach. She will be present, e.g., through her Symphony No. 6 “Vessels of Light” at the “Aus den Fugen” festival.
Learn moreAus den Fugen
November 11 - 24, 2024
The second edition of the “Aus den Fugen” festival is another attempt to experiment with the structure, sequence and intentions of classical concerts in our halls. Enjoy to the Konzerthausorchester and principal conductor Joana Mallwitz, violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja and ensemble, the “Chineke!” orchestra, members of the Kyiv Symphony Orchestra, an organ impro battle, the Voguing happening “Our People” and others.
More about the festivalProjections
February 7 - 15, 2025
Jorinde Voigt, Ludwig van Beethoven Sonate Nr. 4 (Opus 7)
All 32 Beethoven piano sonatas and a corresponding picture cycle by Jorinde Voigt, Christian Jost's “Dichterliebe Recomposed” newly illuminated by opera lighting designer Franck Evin, Lera Auerbach's “Labyrinth” in correspondence with Mussorgsky's “Pictures at an Exhibition” - among other things, this is what is waiting for you at the “Projections” festival, which synaesthetically combines music with light, colors, forms and visions.
More about the festival
Photos: Simon Pauly (Titel), Ollie Ali (Sheku Kanneh-Mason), Marco Borggreve (Patricia Kopatchinskaja), Raniero Tazzi (Lera Auerbach)
