Daniel Harding – livestream
We look forward to welcoming Daniel Harding with us this week! The programme is designed to last for about 60 minutes, and alongside Richard Strauss’ “Metamorphosen”, works by Britten, Gabrieli and Takemitsu will be heard. The concert on July 3rd at 8:05 pm will also be broadcast via video livestream and on the radio.
Igor Levit & Franz Welser-Möst – July 9/10
We are happy to be able to play a special concert for 100 people with Igor Levit and Franz Welser-Möst in the Gasteig. The following also applies here: we are raffling off the seats separately for subscribers and those interested, the concerts will be played twice on both dates. Applications are made exclusively online. The programme can be seen on Friday, July 10th, at 8:00 p.m. on BR-KLASSIK on the radio and in the video livestream.
Your safety is our priority
Your safety is our top priority! We make sure that all necessary hygiene measures are taken. Please also help to ensure that the concert visit remains safe for everyone.
Watch this space – Samuel Lutzker
Samuel Lutzker wanted Bach’s music – on which he had worked intensively during the weeks of the Corona-lockdown – to speak for itself. On May 27, he played the cello suite No. 6 in D major BWV 1012 in the “Kunstwerkküche”.
Giovanni Antonini – VIdeo on Demand
We were very happy to welcome Giovanni Antonini on June 25! On the programme were works by Christoph Willibald Gluck, Joseph Martin Kraus and Joseph Haydn. Soloist: Jean-Guihen Queyras.
Shortly after it was founded by Eugen Jochum in 1949 the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra (BRSO) developed into an orchestra of international repute. The British trade journal Gramophone placed it among the top ten of ‘the world’s greatest orchestras’, as did the Japanese music magazine Mostly Classic.
Whether in its Munich concerts or on its worldwide tours, the BRSO works on a regular basis with renowned conductors and soloists. It can boast of numerous CD releases and prizes, including a Grammy for ‘best orchestral performance’ and the German Record Critics’ Prize.
The core missions of the BRSO also include promoting young talent and cultivating the music of our time. From 2003 -2019 the orchestra has been headed by the Latvian conductor Mariss Jansons.
