They were one of the first to play in the Elbphilharmonie Grand Hall in 2017 and have been regular guests ever since. Einstürzende Neubauten will also be returning in 2024 and will once again shake the Elbphilharmonie with a thunderstorm of sound.
Where others remain silent, pianist Igor Levit sets an example against anti-Semitism with friends and companions: an evening of solidarity with music and words by Düzen Tekkal, Olli Schulz and many more. The evening will be streamed live.
Counter-tenor Jakub Józef Orliński has been renovating the classical music scene with breakdance performances to Baroque arias for several years now. In his new programme »Beyond«, he takes on repertoire from the 17th century with Il Pomo d'Oro.
The music world celebrates Anton Bruckner’s 200th birthday – the SWR Symphony Orchestra kicks off a series of serenades with Pablo Heras-Casado and a large vocal ensemble. The evening will be full of contrasts with the »Te Deum« and Symphony No. 6.
Amber & the Moon take to the stage as part of the concert series with Hamburg bands, bringing indie folk-pop that sings about the highs and lows of life. »Like a warm blanket full of cosiness« is how lead singer Ronja describes the band’s music.
The FAST LANE series presents up-and-coming artists that are not to be missed! The season opens with New York jazz pianist Micah Thomas and his trio. His music is laid-back, effortless, brilliant and as tradition-conscious as it is innovative.
Firmly anchored in numerous musical styles and yet far too rarely alone in the spotlight: the acoustic guitar. At the Elbphilharmonie, it now takes centre stage four times. Ana Vidovic kicks off the programme with music from J.S. Bach to Astor Piazzolla.
The »Hallelujah« from Handel's oratorio »Messiah« gets under your skin like hardly any other work. The Hamburg CPE Bach Choir is now bringing the oratorio to the stage in the German version at the Laeiszhalle – with the »Hallelujah«, of course!
Hector Berlioz was deeply moved and inspired by Shakespeare’s timeless and touching love story. He poured it into passionate, exuberant music for large orchestra, choir and vocal solos – a symphonic dream theatre.
An all-star ensemble kicks off the new season of chamber music at the Laeiszhalle: Isabelle Faust, Anne Katharina Schreiber, Antoine Tamestit, Christian Poltéra and Jean-Guihen Queyras present highly Romantic late works by Schubert.
No events will take place in the Laeiszhalle from 17 June to 6 October. For several seasons during summer, the historic building will be modernised in terms of building and event technology, e.g. with better air conditioning and a new lighting system.
What kind of music should be played? Band or orchestra? And what lighting is suitable? »How to Concert« lets young people aged between 15 and 18 take a look behind the scenes of the Elbphilharmonie to answer these questions and plan their own concert.
Babys' and children's concerts for all age groups, music theatre for a young audience and imaginative concerts for the whole family – there is a wide range of events on offer for children and families in the Elbphilharmonie and the Laeiszhalle.
Just a few hours to go until the concert of the year, but then suddenly it all goes wrong. Become a member of the Elbphilharmonie team and save the concert – complete with tricky puzzles and exciting backstage tours.
Biscuit tins, rain jackets, paper boxes – there's music everywhere. With imagination and great joy, the musicians from Hamburg's Ensemble Resonanz invite us on a musical expedition. A concert stream for children from the age of 6.
