Scharoun Ensemble Berlin

In the organizer's words:

Don't throw all traditions overboard

When Franz Schubert wrote his Octet in 1824, he created a new eight-piece instrumentation that has survived to this day. The Scharoun Ensemble was founded in 1983 for this work and consists essentially of clarinet, bassoon, horn, two violins, viola, cello and double bass. The members of the Berliner Philharmoniker are among the most exciting chamber music formations and are constantly expanding their repertoire with new works - as in this concert, which is dedicated to the 100th birthday of Hans Werner Henze.

Cast

Scharoun Ensemble Berlin

Wolfram Brandlviolin

Jürgen Ruckguitar

Siyabonga MaqungoTenor

Program

Wolfgang Rihm
Chiffre VI for eight players

Arne Gieshoff
Juballaby (world premiere)

Mark-Anthony Turnage
This Silence

-Intermission -

Hans Werner Henze
Chamber music 1958 on the hymn "In lieblicher Bläue" by Friedrich Hölderlin

Venue: Elbphilharmonie / Small Hall

Organizer: HamburgMusik / NDR

Price information:

€ 28

Young visitors under 30 receive a 50% discount from the start of advance booking or pay only €12 for the best available seats for many concerts from two weeks in advance upon presentation of appropriate proof. Simply book a ticket and select the discount "Visitor U30 50% (0-29 years)" or "REDticket U30 €12"