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Don't miss – Concert tips for March
Feb. 27, 2025Share
Abel Selaocoe & Bantu Ensemble © Markus Werner
What we are particularly looking forward to in the coming weeks
“Charisma and energy”
Our social media manager Eleonora Gelmetti is already looking forward to the concert with Abel Selaocoe and the Aurora Orchestra on March 3:
“He is very charismatic and has this energy that you notice right away on stage. Even though he's playing a more classical program this time than in his last concert with us - last season he was here with the Bantu Ensemble, now with the Aurora Orchestra - I think you'll feel a lot of that again. He strikes a really nice balance between Western classical music and his South African roots, cello and his overtone singing. I am a fan of experimental music and love the search for unusual sound effects on an instrument. But Abel always takes you with him.”
“the whole house full of sound”
A highlight for Christine Mellich from “Junges Konzerthaus” is Children's Day on March 9: “Then, the whole house will be full of sound: With music from classical and world music, jazz and folk songs, with the Konzerthausorchester and small ensembles, with an instrument carousel, stilt artists* and children's laughter. Many short, lively and interdisciplinary concerts in the middle of the day will enable several generations to participate in Berlin's concert life. Everything finely mixed between pillars and cake - that's the Children's Day anticipation of my colleague Leonie Hentschel and me.“
“a multi-talent und a cosmopolitan”
Programme Director Dorothee Kalbhenn is looking forward to a concert on March 14: chamber music that unites members of the Konzerthausorchester with the composer & pianist Lera Auerbach at the piano, to whom we have dedicated a “Creative Portrait”: "Lera Auerbach has just cast a spell over everyone with a world premiere for the Konzerthausorchester Berlin and a touching portrait evening. She is fascinating, a multi-talent, a cosmopolitan. Over the last few months, she has grown more and more into the “Konzerthaus family”. So it's no wonder that perhaps her most personal work is on the program: “Monologue” for double bass solo, which she composed for a former fellow student for his final exam at the legendary Julliard School - in exchange for his help with her move with far too many boxes of books. The fellow student from back then is now her husband and will certainly be sitting in the audience at this personal finale to a special residency."
“A congenial musical unity”
Immanuel Klein, who works in our programme department, has studied singing himself and is especially looking forward to the concerts on March 15 & 16, when the Konzerthausorchester will be joined by William Christie and Les Arts Florissants, “[...] that congenial musical unity that has been instrumental in shaping historical performance practice for more than 45 years. For me, this, combined with the performance of Joseph Haydn's last completed composition, his “Harmony Mass”, is a guarantee of an unforgettable evening!”
“Warmth and Depth”
Violinist David Bestehorn is looking forward to Bruckner 3 conducted by Christoph Eschenbach on March 28, 29 & 30. For David, he is ”... a phenomenal musician with a great soul! It's always a highlight of the season for me when Christoph Eschenbach steps onto the podium and with his very first gestures conjures up sounds from the orchestra that hardly anyone else can achieve - such warmth, such depth!“
Veranstaltungen
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Aurora Orchestra
Nicholas Collon Conductor
Abel Selaocoe Cello
Bernhard Schimpelsberger Percussion
Abel Selaocoe
„Four Spirits“ - Konzert für Violoncello, Stimme und Orchester
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Ludwig van Beethoven
Sinfonie Nr. 7 A-Dur op. 92
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Kindertag: RasselBande – BabyKonzerte
„Zupf Dir ein Wölkchen aus dem KlangWolkenWeiß“
Katja Plagens Viola
Sigrid Wiedemann Voice
Mercedes del Rosario Appugliese Dance
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Kindertag: FamilienKonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester
Eine Reise durch die Zeit
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
Florian Groß Conductor
Karin Meissl Host / Presenter
Cristina Amodeo Director
Leonie Hentschel Host / Presenter
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Ouvertüre zur Oper „Le nozze di Figaro“ KV 492
Edvard Grieg
„Morgenstimmung" aus „Peer Gynt“ - Musik zum Schauspiel von Henrik Ibsen op. 23
Missy Mazzoli
Sinfonia („for Orbiting Spheres“)
Antonio Vivaldi
„Der Frühling“ aus den „Vier Jahreszeiten“ für Violine, Streicher und Basso continuo op. 8 Nr. 1 1. und 3. Satz
Unsuk Chin
„Subito con forza“ für Orchester
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Kindertag: Kinderkonzert
„Auf der Suche nach der klingenden Zeit“
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Kindertag: RasselBande – BabyKonzert
„Zupf Dir ein Wölkchen aus dem KlangWolkenWeiß“
Katja Plagens Viola
Sigrid Wiedemann Voice
Mercedes del Rosario Appugliese Dance
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Kindertag: Kinderkonzert
„Auf der Suche nach der klingenden Zeit“
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Kindertag: RasselBande – BabyKonzert
„Zupf Dir ein Wölkchen aus dem KlangWolkenWeiß“
Katja Plagens Viola
Sigrid Wiedemann Voice
Mercedes del Rosario Appugliese Dance
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Kindertag: FamilienKonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester
Eine Reise durch die Zeit
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
Florian Groß Conductor
Karin Meissl Host / Presenter
Cristina Amodeo Director
Leonie Hentschel Host / Presenter
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Ouvertüre zur Oper „Le nozze di Figaro“ KV 492
Edvard Grieg
„Morgenstimmung" aus „Peer Gynt“ - Musik zum Schauspiel von Henrik Ibsen op. 23
Missy Mazzoli
Sinfonia („for Orbiting Spheres“)
Antonio Vivaldi
„Der Frühling“ aus den „Vier Jahreszeiten“ für Violine, Streicher und Basso continuo op. 8 Nr. 1 1. und 3. Satz
Unsuk Chin
„Subito con forza“ für Orchester
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Kindertag: Kinderkonzert
„Auf der Suche nach der klingenden Zeit“
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Lera Auerbach Piano
Suyoen Kim Violin
Andreas Feldmann Violin
Nilay Özdemir Viola
Stefan Giglberger Cello
Igor Prokopets Double bass
Yuan Yu Flute
Lera Auerbach
„Monolog“ für Kontrabass solo
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Konzert für Klavier und Orchester d-Moll KV 466, für Klavier, Flöte, Streichquartett und Kontrabass bearbeitet von Carl Czerny
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Antonín Dvořák
Streichquintett G-Dur op. 77
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Konzerthausorchester Berlin, William Christie
mit Les Arts Florissants
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
William Christie Conductor
Les Arts Florissants
Melissa Petit Soprano
Beth Taylor Alto
Bastien Rimondi Tenor
Andreas Wolf Bass
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Litaniae Lauretanae für Soli, Chor und Orchester KV 195
Joseph Haydn
Messe für Soli, Chor und Orchester B-Dur Hob XXII:14 („Harmonie-Messe“)
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Mozart-Matinee
mit dem Konzerthausorchester Berlin, William Christie
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
William Christie Conductor
Dmitry Babanov Horn
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Ballettmusik aus der Oper „Idomeneo“ D-Dur KV 367
Joseph Haydn
Sinfonie Nr. 85 B-Dur Hob I:85 („La Reine“)
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Konzerthausorchester Berlin, William Christie
mit Les Arts Florissants
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
William Christie Conductor
Les Arts Florissants
Melissa Petit Soprano
Beth Taylor Alto
Bastien Rimondi Tenor
Andreas Wolf Bass
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Litaniae Lauretanae für Soli, Chor und Orchester KV 195
Joseph Haydn
Messe für Soli, Chor und Orchester B-Dur Hob XXII:14 („Harmonie-Messe“)
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8ZEHN30 – Kurzkonzert
mit dem Konzerthausorchester Berlin und Christoph Eschenbach
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
Christoph Eschenbach Conductor
Anton Bruckner
Sinfonie Nr. 3 d-Moll
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Konzerthausorchester Berlin, Christoph Eschenbach
mit Simon Haje
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
Christoph Eschenbach Conductor
Simon Haje Piano
Ludwig van Beethoven
Konzert für Klavier und Orchester Nr. 4 G-Dur op. 58
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Anton Bruckner
Sinfonie Nr. 3 d-Moll
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Konzerthausorchester Berlin, Christoph Eschenbach
mit Simon Haje
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
Christoph Eschenbach Conductor
Simon Haje Piano
Ludwig van Beethoven
Konzert für Klavier und Orchester Nr. 4 G-Dur op. 58
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Anton Bruckner
Sinfonie Nr. 3 d-Moll
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