Das Programm von Elbphilharmonie und Laeiszhalle ist in der Saison 2021/22 wieder prall gefüllt – vom Orchesterkonzert über Kammermusik bis zu Jazz, World und Pop. Ab sofort können für viele Konzerte Tickets bestellt werden.
Over 250 years of music history separate Baroque and minimal music. Yet in her organ recital, titular organist Iveta Apkalna shows how Johann Sebastian Bach and Philip Glass can be seen as kindred spirits.
All good things come in threes: pianist Yuja Wang, clarinettist Andreas Ottensamer and cello virtuoso Gautier Capuçon present chamber music by Johannes Brahms in the Grand Hall – a rare chance to experience the three soloists in an intimate setting.
Orchestras, chamber music, jazz, world music and song recitals: the Elbphilharmmonie and Laeiszhalle subscriptions offer something for everyone and can be ordered now.
The recent weather confirms it – summer’s just around the corner! And that is something you can look forward to this year: for five weeks, Elbphilharmonie Summer offers a packed programme of top-class concerts in a relaxed atmosphere.
Insights into the concert hall – public and private guided tours are a great way to find out more about the Elbphilharmonie’s architecture and acoustics. New dates can be booked now.
Right at the beginning of the season, the soprano Diana Damrau, one of the world’s biggest opera stars, comes to Hamburg. Accompanied by the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, she performs an exquisite selection of songs by Richard Strauss.
Captivating premieres, forgotten works and a silent film with new music: once again this season, the »State of the Art« series brings brand-new music and the best ensembles of our time to the Elbphilharmonie.
Höchste Kunst im intimen Rahmen – in den Kammermusikkonzerten in der Laeiszhalle finden sich Stars wie die Pianistin Elisabeth Leonskaja, der innovative Klarinettist Martin Fröst und gefeierte Streichquartette zu kongenialen Formationen zusammen.
First-class music theatre productions from all over Europe invite children of all ages to discover the world of music. The musical spectrum includes everything from Baroque to pop, while the stories range from the thoughtful to the humorous.
Attention string and wind players: the Family Orchestra is looking for new members. The only requirement is that you love playing and enjoy a sense of community with your extended musical family. Rehearsals are always on Tuesdays.
Our popular Twinkle Concerts for children, and our »Distant Sounds« series for people with dementia and their families, can be experienced in a number of Hamburg districts, in addition to the Elbphilharmonie.
The Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino ensemble celebrates the Italian spirit on the accordion, guitar, violin and tambourine. Their songs blend Southern Italian folk, anthemic pop and soul to create an intoxicating summer cocktail.
As the organist at St. Michael’s Church, Manuel Gera was a key figure in Hamburg’s musical life for two decades. He now plays the music to Fritz Lang’s highly expressive silent-film masterpiece »Destiny« live on the magnificent Elbphilharmonie organ.
Fifteen young talents, five jazz stars, one week of intensive work together: the Elbphilharmonie Jazz Academy is taking place for the first time this summer. In the closing concert, all participants join forces to create the ultimate summer feeling.
Can music be funny? The podcast for young people – this time featuring two musicians with high fun potential, Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Reto Bieri.
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2021 festival: Accompanied by fellow American artists and by the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, Thomas Hampson presents songs and orchestral works written by Afro-American composers.
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Why do I get goosebumps from listening to music? An interview with music psychologist Prof Dr Reinhard Kopiez about the physical reactions caused by music.
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