Articles - Elbphilharmonie

The playlist for the topic »live« – from the Elbphilharmonie music lexicon. #Playlist

Late fame through polished and radically reduced music: About the composer György Kurtág. #NewMusic #Portrait #HistoryOfMusic

The neo-baroque concert hall invites visitors to great moments in music again – with Mozart, Beethoven and Vivaldi. #Laeiszhalle

Beethoven's 33 »Diabelli Variations« and the new reading by Hans Zender. #HistoryOfMusic

The Elbphilharmonie is regularly transformed into a digital concert hall. Meet the team! #Backstage

Even in his own lifetime, Handel was feted like a pop star. What was the composer's secret? #Portrait #HistoryOfMusic

The composer was the focus of the »Lux aeterna« festival opening. #NewMusic #Portrait

These are the albums recorded in the Elbphilharmonie Grand Hall so far. #Jazz #NewMusic #Organ

Ten of the most entertaining stories about Hamburg's venerable concert hall. #Laeiszhalle #HistoryOfMusic

About the marvel of sound and technology at the heart of the Grand Hall. #Organ #Architecture

Wit and truth, playfulness and sensuousness rub shoulders in Unsuk Chin’s music. #NewMusic #Portrait

Strange, sacred, intoxicating: These pieces wrote organ history. #Organ #HistoryOfMusic

What preoccupies musicians before a performance? About lucky charms, rituals and other habits. #Backstage

The playlist for the topic »believe« – from the Elbphilharmonie music lexicon. #Playlist

Discover the cultures along one of the world’s oldest trade routes #SilkRoad #World

The hungarian composer pulled off a rare feat in his music. #NewMusic #Portrait #HistoryOfMusic

How Buddhist teaching made its mark on the Silk Road. #SilkRoad #World

New narratives from the steppes: The ensembles Egschiglen and Khusugtun. #SilkRoad #World

Our playlist for »The Orient« from the music lexicon of the Elbphilharmonie. #Playlist

Lost gems rediscovered: The Afghan ensemble Safar. #SilkRoad #World