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Expeditionskonzert mit Joana Mallwitz
I hear something that you hear too
July 2, 2024Share
"Ich höre was, was du auch hörst" is the podcast of the Konzerthaus Berlin. What is there to know about the orchestra? What does time sound like? What did Fanny & Felix do 200 years ago? And who is the queen of instruments? In 6 more exciting episodes for people aged 7 and over, music educators Christine and Leonie explore a number of research questions. The episodes are between 5 and 10 minutes long and were produced by sound engineer Florian Weber. Send us your topic requests and ideas to podcast@konzerthaus.de
The podcast is only available in German.
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1. PICTURES OF AN EXHIBITION
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2. Fanny & Felix
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3. The Organ
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4. THE YEAR IN MUSIC
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5. The orchestra
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6. TIME IN MUSIC
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7. Further seasons of our podcast
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Pictures of an exhibition
Going to an exhibition? Do you really think that's boring? ... No way! You just stroll around and ... suddenly a whole host of doors and new fantasy worlds open up. A hut on chicken feet, an enchanted castle and a rumbling old gnome are waiting to be discovered.
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Fanny & Felix
The siblings Fanny & Felix lived in Berlin 200 years ago and got on particularly well. They both loved music, played the piano and composed wonderful pieces of music ... and they wrote letters to each other to keep each other up to date. You should definitely get to know them!
Podcast in German language
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The organ
It blows, chirps, squawks, chirps and croaks ... is this one of the richest-sounding instruments in the world? Hear, hear, it's the queen of instruments with her 5811 pipes that lives in the Konzerthaus Berlin. Christine and Leonie can't help but be amazed. Just listen and be amazed!
Podcast in German language
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The year in music
In keeping with the seasonal theme 2024/25 "Time", we're setting the seasons and months to music. What do you think the moody month of April sounds like? What should a birthday sound like? And if you want to find out which composer wrote the iciest winter, then listen in!
Podcast in German language
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The orchestra
An orchestra: what a special community with up to 100 musicians and so many different instruments and sounds. Here you can find out about all the sound possibilities ... we'll only tell you this much: your ears will prick up!
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Time in music
And once again it's about time ... our heartbeat is like a clock ticking, as is the metronome, a device that helps to keep the tempo, i.e. the time, when making music. Is your "fast" "slow" for me? Can you be any slower than slow? It ticks, it beats, music sounds, time passes ...
Podcast in German language
And here you can listen to more episodes of the podcast
Season 1 - from 7 years
Our podcast from the age of 13 is available here
Veranstaltungen
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FamilienKonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester
Klingender Weihnachtsmarkt
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
Tom Seligman Conductor
Edward Peak
„Christmas Overture“
Dmitri Schostakowitsch
„Marktplatz" und „Drehorgelwalzer" aus der Suite der Filmmusik „The Gadfly“ (Die Hornisse)
Pjotr Tschaikowsky
„Blumenwalzer“ aus dem Ballett „Der Nussknacker“ op. 71
Claire Cowan
„Gingerbread Boogie Men“ (aus dem Ballett „Hänsel und Gretel“)
Danyal Dhondy
Weihnachtslieder-Medley für Orchester
Samuel Barber
Choralbearbeitung über „Silent Night, Holy Night“ (Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht) op. 37
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Sinfonie Nr. 7 („Sinfonia Antartica“)
Mykola Leontowytsch
„Schtschedryk“ (The Carol of the Bells)
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FamilienKonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester
Klingender Weihnachtsmarkt
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
Tom Seligman Conductor
Edward Peak
„Christmas Overture“
Dmitri Schostakowitsch
„Marktplatz" und „Drehorgelwalzer" aus der Suite der Filmmusik „The Gadfly“ (Die Hornisse)
Pjotr Tschaikowsky
„Blumenwalzer“ aus dem Ballett „Der Nussknacker“ op. 71
Claire Cowan
„Gingerbread Boogie Men“ (aus dem Ballett „Hänsel und Gretel“)
Danyal Dhondy
Weihnachtslieder-Medley für Orchester
Samuel Barber
Choralbearbeitung über „Silent Night, Holy Night“ (Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht) op. 37
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Sinfonie Nr. 7 („Sinfonia Antartica“)
Mykola Leontowytsch
„Schtschedryk“ (The Carol of the Bells)
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FamilienKonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester
Kunst & Musik
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
Joana Mallwitz Conductor
Linda Fichtner Violin
Modest Mussorgsky
„Bilder einer Ausstellung“, für Orchester von Maurice Ravel (Auszüge)
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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
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Ouvertüre zur Oper „Le nozze di Figaro“ KV 492
Missy Mazzoli
Sinfonia („for Orbiting Spheres“)
Antonio Vivaldi
„Der Frühling“ aus den „Vier Jahreszeiten“ für Violine, Streicher und Basso continuo op. 8 Nr. 1
Edvard Grieg
„Morgenstimmung" aus „Peer Gynt“ - Musik zum Schauspiel von Henrik Ibsen op. 23
Unsuk Chin
„Subito con forza“ für Orchester
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Kindertag: FamilienKonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester
Eine Reise durch die Zeit
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Familienkonzert mit dem Konzerthausorchester
Hello Cello!
Konzerthausorchester Berlin
Joana Mallwitz Conductor
Sheku Kanneh-Mason Cello
Leonie Hentschel Host / Presenter
Antonín Dvořák
Konzert für Violoncello und Orchester h-Moll op. 104
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