Whether it’s a workshop or a concert: there are many different ways to explore the Elbphilharmonie and the Laeiszhalle. An overview of all events with tickets still available.
Star pianist Igor Levit starts his monumental Beethoven cycle! Over the course of two seasons, he will perform all of the composer’s piano sonatas and dive deep into his world. The programme features the First Sonata as well as the »Waldstein Sonata«.
Piotr Anderszewski, one of the leading pianists of our time, brings highly concentrated late piano works by Johannes Brahms and Beethoven’s final sonata to the Elbphilharmonie.
A country with an turbulent history and a rich musical heritage. The Elbphilharmonie presents Arabic traditions, electronic beats and two great singers, Abeer Nehme and Tania Saleh.
At the opening concert of the Lebanon Festival, Sanam creates experimental sounds that blend psych and krautrock with Egyptian musical traditions and Arabic poetry.
The renowned Doric String Quartet has welcomed two new members, whom it will introduce to Hamburg in style – with a contrasting programme ranging from Haydn and Schumann to Purcell and Britten.
This season’s »Pianomania« series focuses on the light-hearted sonatas of Domenico Scarlatti. Federico Colli combines them with works by Janáček and Mozart.
He is a pioneer of minimal music and has played a key role in the global success of this rhythmic, meditative genre. Steve Reich is now turning 90. Bryce Dessner and the Colin Currie Group are celebrating this with some of the composer’s absolute classics
To mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of jazz legend Jahn Coltrane, the Branford Marsalis Quartet, featuring singer Diane Reeves, will be performing a tribute programme at the Elbphilharmonie.
This very special Christmas Oratorio has already become a tradition at the Laeiszhalle: J.S. Bach’s music is performed by an unusual ensemble comprising electric guitar, Hammond organ, strings and a vocal ensemble for solos and choruses.
Me-time for Gen Elphi aged 14 and over: mats and cosy cushions are laid out in the Recital Hall. Electronic sounds and chamber music help you focus on the here and now. Breathe in. Breathe out.
There's music in everything! Whether it's a cookie jar, a zipper, or a shoebox – the Ensemble Resonanz uses everyday objects to tell exciting, funny, and surprising stories through music.
Want to dance exuberantly in a circle or in lines? You can do just that in this dance workshop, which, as part of the Lebanon Festival, explains and teaches the Arabic Dabke dance with its virtuoso, stomping steps – Step into Dabke!
A concert for young and old: At “Klangzeit,” grandchildren, parents, and grandparents can experience music together, sing along to familiar songs, and enjoy the moment in a relaxed atmosphere. At the Elbphilharmonie and selected districts of Hamburg.
In der Elbphilharmonie gibt es fünf schicke Konzertflügel und eine ganze Sammlung weiterer Tasteninstrumente. Diese Mitarbeiter:innen kümmern sich darum.
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The young Serbian composer Veljko Nenadić is one of his country’s most exciting figures in music. In this interview, he talks about his inspiration and his new work for »Elbphilharmonie Visions«.
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