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Coffee Concert No. 4 "Oh, my goodness!"

Volkshaus Jena

The season concludes in grand fashion with Joseph Haydn’s The Creation, presented in collaboration with the Ottawa Choral Society, celebrating its 85th anniversary.

Widely regarded as a masterpiece of the Classical period, Haydn’s oratorio draws on a German translation of Milton’s Paradise Lost. Its 1799 premiere in Vienna was a sensation, and the work continues to inspire audiences with its sweeping vision and luminous music.

Haydn: The Creation

Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre

Debussy, Haydn, & Dvořák

Robinson Center

Ahead of a tour together across Europe, the remarkable piano duo brothers Arthur and Lucas Jussen will join forces once again with Academy of St Martin in the Fields for a concert in London directed by Tomo Keller . The concert will feature Bach’s sprightly Double Keyboard Concerto No. 2 in C major and Mozart’s beautiful and playful Piano Concerto for three pianos in F major, written for the Countess Maria Antonia Lodron and her two daughters. The Concerto was later rearranged by Mozart himself and another pianist, incorporating the music for the Countess’ youngest daughter Giuseppa into the two other parts, which is the version the Jussen brothers will perform.

ASMF with Arthur and Lucas Jussen

St Martin-in-the-Fields Church, London

Sang Yoon Kim Plays Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto

St. Andrew's Lutheran Church

Shepherd of The Valley Lutheran Church

Ordway Center for the Performing Arts

From its request by a dark stranger to its gruelling creation on the composer’s deathbed, Mozart’s Requiem is a piece haunted by mysteries. It’s also an awe-inspiring contemplation of life’s profoundest questions, conveyed through music of enormous courage and compassion, beauty and power.

Mozart Requiem

Usher Hall

City Halls

Franco-Belgian pianist Antoine Préat is a multi-award-winning soloist known for his distinctive voice and strong musical conviction. A Naïve Records Exclusive Artist, he has performed widely across Europe, including at Wigmore Hall and major festivals such as Lisztomanias and IMS Prussia Cove, and alongside leading artists and ensembles including Sinfonietta Lausanne and the Academy Festival Orchestra. Antoine’s playing has been featured on BBC Radio 3, France Musique, and Scala Radio, earning acclaim for both his expressive interpretations and artistic depth.

Antoine Préat piano

The Bridgewater Hall

Richard Goode has been hailed for music-making of tremendous emotional power, depth and expressiveness, and acknowledged worldwide as one of today’s leading interpreters of Classical and Romantic piano music. Goode has curated a program called “Fancies and Goodnights”—borrowing the title from a book of bewitching tales by writer John Collier—that highlights works that have caught his ear with their beauty and unpredictability.

Richard Goode, piano

Oberlin College

»Illusion« and »Passion« are two basic prerequisites for the creation of music-historical milestones. Introduced by Erkki-Sven Tüür’s movements of the same name, which make excellent use of the string orchestra’s infinite textural potential, the musical arc stretches from Suite No. 3 from Respighi’s »Danze ed Arie antiche« – a combination of historical elements with the colorful splendor of the 20th century – to Haydn’s Symphony in F sharp minor.

Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn / Herbert Schuch / Risto Joost

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

Published in 1800, it is one of the most exalted achievements in choral and orchestral music and the first choral work to be published with both German and English texts. In this performance it will be in English. Inspired by the Book of Genesis and Milton’s Paradise Lost, Haydn’s oratorio captures the emergence of light, life, and order with sublime artistry. Through radiant choruses, masterful orchestration, and expressive solo passages, The Creation affirms the beauty and majesty of the natural world. Join us for an evening of transcendent music that continues to inspire awe and reverence over two centuries after its premiere.  

Haydn – The Creation

Smith Square Hall

Bruce Liu : Chamber orchestra

Prinzregententheater

Carion Wind Quintet is an award-winning Danish-Latvian ensemble which brings a truly unique and innovative chamber music experience to audiences. Carion fascinates audiences with its carefully choreographed and dramatized performances of classical and modern works, making music on stage visible and adding a new dimension of traditional concert events.

Carion Wind Quintet

Presidio Theatre Performing Arts Center

War Memorial and Performing Arts Center

Lesher Center for the Arts

Revered Jerusalem String Quartet brings us Beethoven Op. 130 (with the Grosse Fuge), Haydn “Sunrise” Quartet, Op. 76, No. 4, and a new work by Shulamit Ran in their anticipated return to PSC

Jerusalem String Quartet

Public High School

Join us as we journey from the origins of musical classicism to the opening salvo of the Romantic era. Following CPE Bach’s energetic Symphony in B-flat Major, we showcase LA Phil cellist David Garrett in Hadyn’s beloved Cello Concerto in D Major. The program continues with Schubert’s sparkling Symphony No. 5 and Carl Maria von Weber’s landmark “Invitation to the Dance,” a piece historian John Warrack called “the first and still perhaps most brilliant and poetic example of the Romantic concert waltz.”

David Garrett, Haydn, and “A Classical Journey”

St. Matthew's Music Guild

It was England's first major violin concerto. It quickly became clear that it was by no means banal or purely artistic – after all, in his Opus 61, performed here by the British composer Anthony Marwood, Edward Elgar had laid bare nothing less than his innermost being. Even the Finn Jean Sibelius, whose value has long since been fully recognized after initial public skepticism, famously didn't create a single banal bar. His last symphony, premiered in the 1920s, is, like its predecessors, dark and profoundly serious, emotionally gripping, and, with just one movement, formally revolutionary. The second half of the concert, conducted by Anna Rakitina, opens with a cheerful work by the early Haydn: his Symphony
"Morning" features a beautiful sunrise.

Change

Stadthalle Göttingen

Seduction is the subtext in this program that pairs Richard Strauss’s portrait of the famous fictional philanderer and Ravel’s Bolero, whose relentless pulse mirrors the beat of desire. Beyond the bedroom, we turn our gaze to galaxies far, far away, as Pulitzer Prize–winning composer Kevin Puts’sContact imagines encounters with other beings.

Bolero and Don Juan

Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts

Amanda Vosburgh, Cello

The Juilliard School

Elegant and virtuosic, Haydn’s Cello Concerto in D Major is celebrated for both its charm and technical brilliance, filled lyrical melodies, high-register passages and rapid runs.

Spring Symphony

MediaCityUK

On April 20 & 22, 2026, Accordo will be joined by Schubert Club’s 2025-2026 Featured Artist, baritone Roderick Williams, for a performance of Franz Schubert’s famous song cycle Die schöne Müllerin, arranged by Roderick Williams for voice and string quartet.

Accordo at Icehouse: Wednesday, April 22, 2026

Icehouse MPLS

"It'll be a really fun show with some of the most insanely talented musicians playing some of the best music ever written... All you have to know is - do you like a good tune? Because we're going to be playing a ton of those." - Chris Addison

Chris Addison’s Incomplete Guide to Chamber Music

Cast

Accordo is a string ensemble composed of present and former principal string players of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and Minnesota Orchestra. The group has been named “Best Chamber Ensemble” by the Minneapolis Star Tribune and “the dream team of chamber music” by Minnesota Monthly. Accordo has been performing since 2008 to consistently well sold and enthusiastic audiences.

Accordo: Monday, April 20, 2026

Westminster Presbyterian Church

London Symphony

Empress Theatre

CMS is proud to present the Shanghai Quartet, an esteemed ensemble which has set the standard for string quartet performance in Asia for over forty years, in their only New York City appearance this season. Easily bridging borders, the Shanghai offers a program of cross-cultural pollination, from Haydn’s “Rider” (composed after an inspiring trip to London), to Dvořák’s “American” (written in a Czech community in Iowa), and into the 20th century with Chinese-American composer Tan Dun’s Feng-Ya-Song, a piece that launched his international career.

The Shanghai Quartet

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

This spring program dances between elegance and vitality. Joseph Bologne's sparkling overture opens with Classical pose and charm, followed by Haydn's brilliant Trumpet Concerto— a work of wit and virtuosity. After intermission, Copland's beloved Appalachian Spring is a radiant portrait of hope, humility, and openhearted joy. Music that lifts and lingers with both refinement and spirit.

Elegance & Energy

Juneau-Douglas High School

Your Colorado Symphony and Chorus present an evocative program uniting music born from the shadows of war, offering a journey through conflict, grief, and the search for peace. Two movements from Handel’s Messiah set the stage with a searing portrayal of nations at war. Haydn’s Mass in Time of War continues the narrative, its solemn prayers for peace interrupted by martial rhythms that reflect the looming threat of Napoleon’s armies. Missy Mazzoli’s These Worlds in Us – a haunting orchestral work inspired by her father’s service in Vietnam – intertwines grief and resilience, merging vulnerability with militaristic energy. Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem closes the program with an urgent cry for peace, drawing on sacred texts and Walt Whitman’s poetry, while offering a vision of hope. Through these works, the Colorado Symphony and Chorus remind us that even in humanity’s darkest hours, the struggle to find harmony is urgent and eternal.

War and Peace: Haydn, Vaughan Williams, and Mazzoli

Denver Performing Arts Complex

Richard Goode has been hailed for music-making of tremendous emotional power, depth and expressiveness, and has been acknowledged worldwide as one of today’s leading interpreters of Classical and Romantic music. In regular performances with the major orchestras, recitals in the world’s music capitals, masterclasses in person or online, and through his extensive and acclaimed Nonesuch recordings, he has won a large and devoted following.

Richard Goode, Piano

The award-winning Cuarteto Casals is a cherished guest at Konserthuset Stockholm. During the Beethoven year in 2020, the quartet performed the composer’s complete string quartets over six concerts throughout the year. At their most recent visit in 2022, they presented Bach’s masterpiece Die Kunst der Fuge (The Art of Fugue).

Cuarteto Casals

Stockholm Concert Hall

The Brevard Symphony Orchestra closes our 72nd Season with Dan Forrest’s uplifting and cinematic Creation. Joined by the Brevard Community Chorus and other area singers, this oratorio celebrates not only the creation but continued existence of light and positivity in our world.

Creation

King Center for the Performing Arts

Markus Stenz conducts Rebel, Haydn and Schumann

Teatro La Fenice

Dasara Beta, trumpet

Curtis Institute of Music

Fresh from the world’s greatest opera stages, Simona brings her radiant voice to Haydn’s thrilling Nelson Mass and Mozart’s beloved Laudate Dominum. The programme also showcases the brilliance of young talent, with a rising Vaughan star performing Mozart’s sublime Piano Concerto no 23 in A major. 

Fresh from sharing the stage at the Royal Opera House, the Vaughan Schola reunites with Simona Mihai, one of the leading sopranos of her generation, in the stunning surroundings of Smith Square Hall. Don’t miss this chance to experience world-class artistry alongside the next generation of outstanding young musicians. 

Simona Mihai with the Vaughan Schola

The always superlative Takács Quartet performs works by Franz Joseph Haydn and Claude Debussy, as well as a UMS co-commission by U-M alumna Clarice Assad, who is working on her second piece for the Quartet.

Takács Quartet

University of Michigan

Thursday Concert 05: Lorenza Borrani

Mozarteum Foundation

From 14 to 16 April, Estonia will host the global conference of classical music artist managers (IAMA). On this occasion, chief conductor Olari Elts has put together a concert programme focused on Estonian music.

Elts and Aavik. Erkki-Sven Tüür

Estonia Concert Hall

“Caution – Musicians at Play” reads a large, hand-painted sign on the rural Vermont hilltop where, each summer, musicians from all over the world come together to explore beloved and less-known chamber works. This season’s third touring ensemble from “the classical world’s most coveted retreat” (The New Yorker) showcases four outstanding emerging singers performing vocal quartets by Schubert and Brahms, alongside a pair of Haydn’s most inviting piano trios.

Musicians from Marlboro III

 Benjamin Franklin Hall

Alec Fore, tenor

Northwestern Bienen School of Music

Haydn's powerful “Nelson Mass” performed by full symphony chorus and orchestra, with world-class soloists. Be sure to experience this performance before we take it to Carnegie Hall in June!

Haydn - Nelson Mass

Bethel Congregational Church Sanctuary

No other animal sounds resemble music as much as birds. Many composers have thus been inspired by nightingales, larks, swans and other feathered artists of flight and song. A concert in cooperation with the Phil-CO2 Initiative and the Landesbund für Vogel- und Naturschutz (LBV).

Bird­song

Nuremberg State Theater

The season concludes with the adventurous and acclaimed Momenta Quartet. Their program includes Haydn’s Quartet in G Major, Op. 54, No. 1, a newly commissioned work written for the ensemble, and Ravel’s luminous and emotionally rich Quartet in F Major.

Momenta Quartet

University of Louisville

"When I think of my God, my heart dances within me for joy, and then my music has to dance, too." - Franz Joseph Haydn

Haydn's Glorious "The Creation"

Washington Pavilion

Streatham Choral and the Brandenburg Sinfonia bring the brilliance of Haydn’s The Creation to Cadogan Hall, directed by Calum Fraser.

Impressed and inspired by Handel’s great oratorios which he heard during visits to London, Haydn said, “I was struck as if I had been put back a hundred years in my art.”

The resulting 1798 masterpiece bursts with vivid orchestral colour, soaring choruses, and movements of awe and wonder, as it celebrates the dawn of light and life in the story of Genesis.

Cadogan Hall 

The Great Classics

Mechanics Bank Theater

NSO Principal Trumpet William Gerlach takes center stage in one of the most celebrated pieces of his instrument’s repertoire—Haydn’s sparkling Trumpet Concerto. Gianandrea Noseda completes the evening with Bruckner’s grand Symphony No. 7, a drama of majestic horns and hushed violins building to a victorious return home.

Bruckner’s Seventh Gerlach plays Haydn

Kennedy Center

Haydn played a key role in the evolution of the string quartet, and his final Quartet Op. 77  No. 2 is full of subtle experimentation that is both inventive and elegant. Meanwhile, Shostakovich reinterprets classical forms in his Quintet, infusing it with his deeply personal language and profound emotional intensity.

Haydn and Shostakovich: A Striking Contrast

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

A first prize at the ARD Music Competition has launched many a career – including that of Quatuor Arod, which, after winning in 2016, took off internationally and debuted as a "Rising Star" at the Elbphilharmonie in 2019. Bayerischer Rundfunk writes: "This string quartet plays at a technically outstanding level – in a league with the very best." Could a penchant for Bach chorales contribute to this? The four French musicians have already released 36 videos featuring the short baroque pieces, sometimes as an encore and sometimes as a ritual at the start of rehearsals.

Quatuor Arod

A whole world

Bochumer Symphoniker

Our in-house Haydn specialists, Royal Northern Sinfonia, plus violinist and director Maria Włoszczowska.

Haydn's Farewell

The Glasshouse International Centre for Music

This Good Friday, join City of London Sinfonia for the latest in our Come and Sing! series: a joyful, uplifting choral celebration that brings singers of all experience levels together for a day of shared music making.

Led by CLS’s exceptional musicians, this much-loved annual event invites you to step inside the music, find your voice, and enjoy the thrill of singing with a live orchestra and professional choir. Whether you’re a regular choir member or simply curious, you’ll be welcomed with warmth, openness, and the trademark CLS spirit that led participants to describe last year’s as ‘one of the best Come and Sing events I’ve ever attended’ and ‘an absolute joy from start to finish.’

Come and Sing! Mozart and Haydn

Holy Sepulchre Church

Good Friday, one of the most important Christian holidays, will be celebrated with early music luminary Jordi Savall and his ensemble Concert des Nations, performing two expressive Passion oratorios that could not be more impressive in any cathedral. Though fundamentally different in character and genesis, the works of Haydn and Beethoven are united by their immediately moving music and the Easter message.

The Concert of Nations / Jordi Savall

Manfred Honeck conducts Tchaikovsky’s symphony of fate alongside one of Haydn’s instantly successful London Symphonies—noted for its pompous timpani and surprisingly humorous bassoon— and a fluid and easy-going concerto by Carl Reinecke featuring LA Phil principal flutist Denis Bouriakov.

Tchaikovsky & Haydn

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Gianandrea Noseda and the Zurich Opera Orchestra – a well-rehearsed team, masterfully skilled at the intense portrayal of powerful emotions and supporting famous voices. Together with star soprano Regula Mühlemann, they present a collage of Passion-themed works at the Elbphilharmonie this Easter, focusing on the figure of the suffering Mother of God.

Orchester der Oper Zürich / Regula Mühlemann / Gianandrea Noseda

“Perpetual motion” in musical terms is just that: the relentless rapidity of the notes builds enormous excitement, and in the crystal-clear timbre of chamber ensembles, every note can be easily heard. This one-of-a-kind concert is united by musical finales that hit the ground running and just can’t seem to stop.

Beethoven and Britten

Celebrate the ingenuity, independence, and pure joy of American music. In five concerts over four days, pianists-in-residence Peter Dugan, Avery Gagliano, and Jonathan Mamora will be joined by mezzo-soprano Kara Dugan and local musicians to explore the ways music reflects the American experience.

Cliburn Festival America 250: American Classics

Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

A concert introducing the famous Viennese classical tradition of Gluck, Haydn, Salieri, and Mozart: formal elegance and expressive intensity in a symphonic program rich in contrasts

Classicismi

Cinema Teatro Osvaldo Chebello

Carlo Felice Theater

A Little Night Music

Grace Presbyterian Church Peoria

Prepare to be mesmerized as two extraordinary violin masters, Gilles Apap and Eric Silberger, return to the stage for Dueling Violins—not as rivals, but as creative counterparts. Highlighting their individual artistry through solo works like Sinding’s Suite in A Minor for Violin and Orchestra, Barber’s deeply expressive Violin Concerto, Op. 14, and Sarasate’s fiery Zigeunerweisen, the two will also join forces for Bach’s Concerto for Two Violins in D Minor. Anchoring the program is Haydn’s Symphony No. 47 in G Major, a luminous work that brings balance and depth to an unforgettable evening.

Dueling Violins

Overture Center for the Arts

From poignant pastoral visions to stirring choral majesty: SCO Principal Guest Conductor Andrew Manze conducts an evening of rapturous English music and striking new sounds, in the company of exceptional British baritone and composer Roderick Williams and the fine voices of the SCO Chorus.

The Language of Eden

The Queen's Hall

Doric Quartet’s members use specially made original-style bows for a more refined performance of Classical repertoire such as Haydn’s Quartet #23  which opens the program with its dramatic pauses and clever transitions. The inclusion of Andrea Tarrodi’s Light Scattering underscores the ensemble’s commitment to new music as well. Lastly, Beethoven’s Quartet #10 mirrors the transitions of his life at the time: his Scherzo echoes the heroic power of his Fifth Symphony and “Emperor” Piano Concerto (written with Napoleon in mind), while his tender Adagio gives us a first taste of the transcendence yet to come in future slow movements of his later quartets.

Doric Quartet

Rice University

The Viano Quartet continues to amaze listeners nationwide, and their program at CMS shows the remarkable range of their repertoire. After firmly establishing their Classical and Romantic credentials with delightful Haydn and effervescent Mendelssohn, the Viano moves to the 20th century with Webern’s hyper-expressive single movement, followed by Shostakovich’s 9th Quartet, which builds through five interconnected sections to a pinnacle of orchestral intensity.

The Viano Quartet

Felici members are prize winners of the Los Angeles Liszt, Yellow Springs, and Osaka music competitions. The vibrant threesome has performed over 350 concerts in Europe, South America and the U.S. and has distinguished itself as a unique presence on the national music scene since coming to Mammoth Lakes as grantee of Chamber Music America's Rural Residencies Program and as a California Arts Council's (CAC) Touring Roster ensemble

Felici Piano Trio

United Methodist Church Ridgecrest

The Orchester der Oper Zürich starts the concert season under a new, old name. After thirteen years as Philharmonia Zurich, the orchestra will return to its original moniker. The Philharmonic Concerts will once again alternate between the Opernhaus and the Tonhalle Zürich.

Mühlemann & Noseda

Tonhalle Zürich

With the rebellion against the Enlightenment’s rational order (and gathering clouds of war and and revolution in Europe and America’s colonies), art, literature, theater and music found its own way to interpret societal storm and stress.  The program focuses on works penned between 1760s and 70s in a short period referenced as Sturm und Drang. The KSO’s Associate Conductor Thomas Consolo foments the evening’s toil and trouble.

Art & Anxiety

Greaves Concert Hall

Combining two of the LSU School of Music's flagship ensembles, this performance will feature Franz Joseph Haydn's beloved and magnificent choral work, Lord Nelson Mass. Kicking off the evening will be faculty performers Dr. Lin He and Dr. Andrew Parker in J.S Bach's glorious and timeless Concerto for Violin and Oboe in C minor. This performance will take place in the soaring, sacred structure of Broadmoor Baptist Church.

LSU A Cappella Choir & Symphony Orchestra: Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass

Broadmoor Baptist Church

Spring Concert 2026

A London Landscape

Alys Robinson Stephens Performing Arts Center

Haydn's Symphony No. 103 opens with a dramatic flourish, as rolling timpani set the stage for a work that combines energetic precision with whimsical surprises. Next, French violinist Renaud Capuçon brings out the drama, grace, and elegance of Mozart's Strassburg Concerto, before Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 surges to a powerful conclusion, filled with the vibrant, youthful energy of his early years.

Beethoven, Mozart & Haydn

Cincinnati Music Hall

László Fenyö has been among the world's elite cellists since winning the 2004 International Pablo Casals Competition in Kronberg. Together with one of Poland's most renowned ensembles, he brings a program full of surprises to the Konzerthaus, culminating in one of the most popular cello concertos in music history.

László Fenyö & Polish Chamber Orchestra

Blaibach Concert Hall

Step into the light with The Dawn of the World: Haydn’s Creation. Experience the awe and wonder of the universe’s first spark through Joseph Haydn’s masterwork The Creation—a sweeping oratorio that brings the formation of the world to life with radiant choruses, colourful orchestration, and boundless optimism.

The Dawn of the World: Haydn's Creation

Memorial University of Newfoundland

A Farewell to London

The Isidore String Quartet takes its name from Isidore Cohen, longtime member of the Beaux Arts Trio and the Juilliard Quartet. Cohen remains an icon of the American chamber music world and a pillar of New York's Juilliard School, where the members of the Isidore Quartet studied and came together as an ensemble inspired by the example of the Juilliard Quartet. Founded in 2019, the quartet used the time without a performance due to the coronavirus to work intensively on its ensemble sound and was rewarded with the first prize at the Banff International String Quartet Competition in 2022, the most important chamber music competition on the American continent. Since then, the quartet's career has gone from strength to strength, and it is now the leading young ensemble in the USA, as well as touring Europe every year. For their Frankfurt concert, the 'Isidores' are bringing a brand new quartet by jazz pianist Billy Childs, which will receive its German premiere here, and Antonín Dvořák's great Symphonic G Major Quartet.

Isidore String Quartet

Alte Oper

Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony is the centerpiece of the final classical concert of the 25-26 season, a symphony that is universally known and truly knows no boundaries. We will open with an exciting new work by American composer Shawn Okpebholo, Stellar Fanfare Prelude for Orchestra, written in 2024 for the Chicago Symphony. We are proud to welcome the young American cellist Sterling Elliott, a 2021 Avery Fisher Grant recipient and winner of the Senior Division of the 2019 National Sphinx Competition.

Stellar, Sterling & Beethoven 5

Baylor University

Join us for the spring performance of the Michigan Youth Symphonic Band, the Michigan Youth Philharmonia Orchestra, and the Michigan Youth Symphony Orchestra. These ensembles are part of the Michigan Youth Ensembles (MYE) program, which brings together exceptional high school students for weekly rehearsals at SMTD. MYE Students, who are selected by audition, have the opportunity to engage in a stimulating environment, while learning from U-M conductors, applied faculty, and graduate students.

Michigan Youth Symphonic Band / Philharmonia Orchestra / Symphony Orchestra Spring Performance

Music for chamber choir and orchestra, including a ravishing setting of Shakespeare by Ralph Vaughan Williams, the energetic Psalm 115 by Felix Mendelssohn, and one of Haydn’s most beloved choral masterpieces, the Lord Nelson Mass, which features trumpet fanfares and a virtuosic soprano solo.

Composer

Joseph Haydn

Events

Upcoming events

Jan 11 - Nov 15, 2026

Members of the Teatro alla Scala Orchestra · Teatro alla Scala

7 - 9 May, 2026

Sir Simon Rattle & Magdalena Kožená · Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra

7 - 10 May, 2026

Beethoven, Bach, Haydn & Mozart · Dallas Symphony Orchestra

May 8, 2026

Ensemble Resonanz / Birgit Minichmayr / Riccardo Minasi · Elbphilharmonie

8 - 9 May, 2026

Haydn Cello Concerto · Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra

Past events

May 3, 2026

Coffee Concert No. 4 "Oh, my goodness!" · Jenaer Philharmonie

2 - 3 May, 2026

Haydn: The Creation · Ottawa Symphony Orchestra

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