A wine bar becomes a songvenue
Julian Prégardien, tenor
Kian Jazdi, pianist
Liedstadt meets NORDLIED: I sing - why do I sing at all and why do I sing lieder? What is singing and who is actually allowed to sing? Lisa Schmalz, performance and vocals, Julian Prégardien, tenor, and Henriette Zahn, piano, ask these and other questions in the first teaser concert of this year's Hamburg Liedstadt Festival.
Julian Prégardien, tenor
Henriette Zahn, pianist
Lisa Schmalz, singer
Charles Ives: Seven songs from 114 Songs transcribed for soprano and small orchestra by Eberhard Kloke
Eberhard Kloke: The Answered Question for small orchestra op. 131
Gustav Mahler: Seven early songs for soprano and orchestra(arrangement by Eberhard Kloke)
Antonín Dvořák: Symphony Nr. 9 e-minor op. 95 „From the new world“
Mahler Chamber Orchestra
Antonello Manacorda, Conductor
Anna Prohaska, Soprano
Gustav Mahler: Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen
Tania Léon: ›Ácana‹ for Chamber Orchestra
Maurice Ravel: Cinq mélodies populaires grecques
Charles Ives: Three Places in New England
Julian Prégardien, Tenor
Deutsches Symphonie Orchester Berlin
Kazuki Yamada, Conductor
Bing bang bong! - tower and tumble
A musical show for babies
Crawling, cuddling, sleeping - everything is allowed here!
Tones jump in triangles, sounds slide up and down, colourful timbres are piled up to form impressive shapes and then everything is knocked back down. A baby opera with singing, trumpet, double bass and drums.
Ida Aldrian, Singing
Anton Borderieux, Trumpet
Leonard Geiersbach, Double bass
Lin Chen, Percussion
Eva Binkle, Staging
Anke Napierala, Set-up
Janina Zell, Dramaturgy
Bing bang bong! - tower and tumble
A musical show for babies
Crawling, cuddling, sleeping - everything is allowed here!
Tones jump in triangles, sounds slide up and down, colourful timbres are piled up to form impressive shapes and then everything is knocked back down. A baby opera with singing, trumpet, double bass and drums.
Ida Aldrian, Singing
Anton Borderieux, Trumpet
Leonard Geiersbach, Double bass
Lin Chen, Percussion
Eva Binkle, Staging
Anke Napierala, Set-up
Janina Zell, Dramaturgy
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Concert for piano and orchestra Nr.23 A-Major KV 488
Antonín Dvořák: Symphony Nr. 9 e-minor op. 95 „From the new world“
Mahler Chamber Orchestra
Ariel Lanyi, Piano
Antonello Manacorda, Conductor
Johann Strauß: Die Fledermaus
Christoph Filler, Gabriel von Eisenstein (instead of Jarett Ott)
Rachel Willis-Sørensen, Rosalinde (instead of Iulia Maria Dan)
Michael Kraus, Warden Frank
Marina Viotti, Prince Orlofsky
Magnus Dietrich, Alfred
Dominic Sedgwick, Dr Falke (instead of Leon Košavić)
Kresimir Spicer, Dr Blind
Alina Wunderlin, Adele
Sandrine Buendia, Ida
Manfred Schwaiger, Frog
Les Musiciens du Louvre
Musikfest Bremen Choir (rehearsal: Detlef Bratschke)
Marc Minkowski, Conductor
Joseph Haydn: Die Jahreszeiten Hob. XXI:3
Emöke Baráth, Soprano
Mauro Peter, Tenor
Florian Boesch, Bassbaritone
Danish Chamber Orchestra
Malmö Operakor
Adam Fischer, Conductor
Bing bang bong! - tower and tumble
A musical show for babies
Crawling, cuddling, sleeping - everything is allowed here!
Tones jump in triangles, sounds slide up and down, colourful timbres are piled up to form impressive shapes and then everything is knocked back down. A baby opera with singing, trumpet, double bass and drums.
Ida Aldrian, Singing
Anton Borderieux, Trumpet
Leonard Geiersbach, Double bass
Lin Chen, Percussion
Eva Binkle, Staging
Anke Napierala, Set-up
Janina Zell, Dramaturgy