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Junge Deutsche Philharmonie

Mahler. Seventh Symphony

Belgische première

this event is part of

Generatie aan zet

music
monumental
goosebumps
Fri 13 Sep 2024 -20.00
Concertzaal
introduction by Klaas Coulembier 19.15
start 20.00
expected end time 22.15
Voor iedereen vanaf 14 jaar

Standard €23.00 - €38.00

Réduction -35 a. €15.00 - €24.70

Réduction -26 a. €11.50 - €19.00

All prices include booking fees.

Top youth orchestra shines in opening concert

Discover the groundbreaking power of the Junge Deutsche Philharmonie, an orchestra that brings together the very best Generation Z students from German conservatoires. This vibrant ‘orchestra of the future’ brings us Mahler's Seventh Symphony, an intriguing exploration of acoustic shadows and chiaroscuro effects. Lucia Ronchetti shadows Mahler with her Studio di ombre, an amazing, virtuoso carnival of sound that will leave you speechless!

programme

Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)
Symphony no.7 ‘Lied der Nacht’

Lucia Ronchetti (1963)
Studio di ombre. Notturno for wind orchestra and percussion

Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)
Symphony no.7 ‘Lied der Nacht’

Lucia Ronchetti (1963)
Studio di ombre. Notturno fo

performers

Junge Deutsche Philharmonie: orchestra
Jonathan Nott: conductor

Fri 13 Sep 2024 -20.00
Concertzaal
introduction by Klaas Coulembier 19.15
start 20.00
expected end time 22.15
Voor iedereen vanaf 14 jaar

Standard €23.00 - €38.00

Réduction -35 a. €15.00 - €24.70

Réduction -26 a. €11.50 - €19.00

All prices include booking fees.
Keynote Caroline Vrijens

Keynote Caroline Vrijens

Keynote Caroline Vrijens
Art can amaze, touch and, above all, raise questions, wherever possible within a safe context. That is precisely why art and the art experience are (more than) important. Art is a right, especially for youngsters. Through art, children and adolescents can discover the world, discover themselves and blossom. At the start of the season, Children's Rights Commissioner and Season’s Thinker Caroline Vrijens makes an impassioned plea for the right to art and culture.