The Czech star conductor loves the mythical orchestral repertoire of his homeland. With Dvořák’s »The Spectre’s Bride«, he discovers another treasure for large orchestra, choir and soloists as the new chief conductor of London’s Royal Opera.
Schubert’s »Grand C major«, a baroque dance suite and a symphonic magnum opus full of quotations from music history: François-Xavier Roth and his orchestra invite you to an evening full of contrasts that brilliantly becomes a great whole.
Prokofiev in America, Stravinsky in Paris: In the program of the Vienna Philharmonic featuring shooting star Lukas Sternath, the two Russian avant-gardists come together, bringing a dialogue of dance ecstasy, sonic intoxication, jazz, and folklore.
Rossini composed his mass as a mixture of sacred and secular music. The instrumental accompaniment of piano and harmonium leaves plenty of room for the vocal parts – perfect for Thomas Hengelbrock and his Balthasar Neumann Choir.
Great jazz from New York in Hamburg: Fred Hersch presents his solo program at the Elbphilharmonie for the first time! In October, the legendary pianist celebrates his 70th birthday and invites audiences into his subtle and atmospheric soundscapes.
Anyone who has watched the hit zombie series »The Last of Us« or Hollywood films like »Brokeback Mountain« or »Babel« will be familiar with his music: Gustavo Santaolalla. The Argentine takes the stage with his quintet to journey through his career.
Kit Armstrong and conductor Jan Caeyers perform 27 works by Ludwig van Beethoven throughout Europe until 2027 – the 200th anniversary of the composer’s death. This time on the programme: captivating Overtures and the Symphony No. 4
Jordi Savall delves deep into the history of his Catalan homeland. With his ensembles, he plays music from a collection found in the Abbey of Santa Maria de Montserrat, bringing late medieval Catalonia back to life.
Monteverdi’s »L’Orfeo« is a masterpiece of baroque compositional art, which will be performed in the Laeiszhalle by the Monteverdi Choir Hamburg and the lautten compagney BERLIN.
Violinist Vilde Frang, cellist Maximilian Hornung and pianist Denis Kozhukin: these three top soloists perform all three of Robert Schumann’s piano trios. They reflect the composer’s eventful life to the highest degree of chamber music perfection.
Jazz pianist Aaron Parks has developed from a shooting star to a major player on the international scene. The third album with his band on the Blue Note label is a musical feast of funky, driving grooves and relaxed improvisation.
Picturesque streams, rumbling storms, and lively wildlife – Riccardo Minasi and Ensemble Resonanz take you into nature. Beethoven’s Pastoral and Kristine Tjøgersen’s piano concerto are powerful musical calls for protecting the environment.
From 0 to 99: there is something for everyone at our workshops and entertaining concerts aimed at different age groups – not only at the Elbphilharmonie, but also in Hamburg’s city districts.
Welcome to the home of Maurice Ravel: inspired by sounds, shadows, and machines, the young composer creates imaginative music—enchantingly staged by the Revue Blanche ensemble. A Twinkle Concerts for children aged 6 and up.
An elephant from an egg? Together with his friends, he dances, plays, and makes music his way through life—full of imagination, friendship, and surprises, told through music, dance, and puppetry. A Twinkle Concert for children aged 3–5.
The Iranian-Austrian star cellist reflects on his cultural heritage, his musical journey and his passion for film music (in German).
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Simple, mystical, powerful: Arvo Pärt's famous composition »Adam's Lament« for choir and string orchestra in the Grand Hall
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