Winter 2025 | Bielefeld

10.01.2025 | Bielefeld

Musizierende Jugendliche im Orchester

 

Bundesjugendorchester goes „very british“: Zum Auftakt des Konzertjahres 2025 geht es für die jungen Talente vom legendären Musikverein Wien über die Elbphilharmonie Hamburg bis nach Großbritannien. Gemeinsam mit dem Pianisten und Dirigenten Wayne Marshall widmen sie sich den drei Komponisten Britten, Gershwin und Holst.

Passend zum jugendlichen Esprit der Musiktalente spielen sie Benjamin Brittens Klassiker „The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra“, der bis heute dem Publikum die Bandbreite eines Orchesters spielerisch nahe bringt. Mitreißende Motive und Variationen machen George Gershwins „Rhapsody in Blue“ zu einem der beliebtesten „Jazz-Stücke für den Konzertsaal“. Und mit Gustav Holsts Orchestersuite „The Planets“ greifen die jungen Musiker:innen schließlich zu den Sternen. Mit dabei: Die Deutsch-Britische Chorakademie als kosmisch-bezaubernder Fernchor.

Benjamin Britten (1913–1976)
The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra op. 34

George Gershwin (1898–1937)
„Rhapsody in Blue“ für Klavier und Orchester

Gustav Holst (1874–1934)
„The Planets“ (Die Planeten) op. 32


 

Bundesjugendorchester
Deutsch-Britische Chorakademie (in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Royal Northern College of Music)
Wayne Marshall Klavier und Dirigent

When?

10.01.2025
20:00 pm

Where?

Rudolf-Oetker-Halle
Lampingstraße 16, 33615 Bielefeld

Kind of event

Konzert , Konzerttournee

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Entry

€ 33,50/28,50/23,50/18,50

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