Photo: Davide Cerati
As part of the Kölner Philharmonic "Portrait" series dedicated to Wolfgang Rihm, the Alinde Quartet appears in a unique configuration. With The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, under the baton of Duncan Ward, the Alinde Quartett performs Rihm's 2000 "Concerto" for string quartet and orchestra, and brings out the vibrant energy of Eastern European folklore with Bartók's "Pictures from Hungary".
The Althafen Foundation concluded its inaugural summer season with the Summer Arts Lounge 2024, a three-month interdisciplinary festival featuring world-class classical music, jazz, and fine arts. Held in a newly repurposed river-level space in Friedrichshain, the event brought together celebrated artists, ambitious programming, and an international team to establish itself as a significant addition to Berlin’s cultural landscape.
With her residency at the Althafen Foundation, Lera Auerbach transitions from her prominent role as a composer, with over 170 works in her catalogue, to embrace new dimensions as a conductor and interdisciplinary artist. Her bold, fearless journey redefines artistic boundaries and serves as a profound source of inspiration for creators across all disciplines.
Cezary reflects on his experiences working with the Ghetto Classics participants, the challenges and rewards of photographing in the slums of Nairobi, and how this project changed his perspective as an artist.
This new release takes listeners on a deep dive into the opulent world of Italian Baroque music, blending timeless masterpieces with innovative contemporary influences.
As part of the Philharmonic "Portrait" series for Wolfgang Rihm, the Alinde Quartet performs his "Concerto" for string quartet and orchestra. Joined by the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, the program also features Bartók’s "Pictures from Hungary" and Beethoven’s energetic 2nd Symphony, conducted by Duncan Ward.
Metamorphosen Berlin celebrates its 15th anniversary with a special concert at the Berliner Philharmonie's Chamber Music Hall. Featuring works by Vivaldi, Schubert, Tschaikowski, Piazzolla, and Christian Jost, the programme highlights the ensemble’s dynamic range, from Baroque brilliance to contemporary innovation.
Metamorphosen Berlin celebrates its 15th anniversary with a special concert at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg. Featuring works by Vivaldi, Schubert, Tschaikowski, Piazzolla, and Christian Jost, the programme highlights the ensemble’s dynamic range, from Baroque brilliance to contemporary innovation.
Organist Iveta Apkalna and the Alinde Quartett uniting in the philharmonic "Portrait" series. They traverse musical history from Mozart's church sonata to Philip Glass's minimalist allure and Ottorino Respighi's expressive "Quartetto dorico". The performance concludes with a new work by SJ Hanke, awarded the Hindemith Prize, blending organ and string quartet in innovative harmony.
