Violinist

A new format from the Jena Philharmonic invites curious children and their families on an exciting musical journey of discovery – immediate and captivating. A string quartet playfully explores the magnificent Baroque period with the audience, delves into Shostakovich's mysterious world of sound, and conquers music from film and television. With child-friendly presentations and plenty of hands-on opportunities, classical music becomes tangible and alive. Whether on comfortable mats close to the action or leaning back on mom's lap – here, children can listen, ask questions, participate, and dream.

Family Chamber Concert "Ready, set, go!"

Town Hall Hall

On the penultimate day of summer – a matinee under the sign of the sun: with works by Telemann, Haydn, and Wolf, the program explores the light in its diverse musical refractions. As an expression of courtly splendor under the "Sun King" Louis XIV, the overture suite shone far beyond France's borders. The genre also became extremely popular in Germany, not least thanks to the work of Georg Philipp Telemann. His overture suite "La Bizarre" combines French and Italian stylistic elements in an original way. From baroque radiance to classical transparency: two string quartets from Haydn's so-called "Sun Quartets," Op. 20, form a framework. The stormy G minor quartet forms a charming contrast to the gallantly serene A major quartet, which surprises with an artfully crafted final fugue. 

Culinary Sunday Matinee No. 1

Hotel & Restaurant Schwarzer Bär

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Lobeda District Concert No. 2

Stadtteilzentrum LISA

For the sixth season, the musicians of the Jena Philharmonic have curated their own concert series, which explores the limits of what (classical) music can, should and may do with lots of fun and surprises. They create programs in which the artists have absolute freedom - in the atmosphere of the Kassablanca, which already promises limitless freedom. In this edition, Weronika Tadzik, Anne Schuster and Veronika Kinnunen, together with surprise guests, will combine the word-identical clay arts in an experimental hour of synergistic creativity. Pottery is like the circle of life: every new revolution brings improvement. Like a loop in music. Like an athlete's practice. Like repeating a passage in the score.

Black Box No. 2 

Kassablanca Gleis1

The culinary Sunday matinees combine chamber music and culinary delights at the highest level and delight music lovers and gourmets alike. On the 3rd Advent, enjoy an hour of pre-Christmas vocal and instrumental music in the pleasant atmosphere of the Hall of Mirrors in the Hotel Schwarzer Bär, including by the great baroque composers Georg Philipp Telemann, Georg Friedrich Händel and Johann Sebastian Bach, performed by musicians from the Jena Philharmonic and guest artists. Following the musical experience, an exquisite 3-course menu, specially created for this occasion, awaits you in the banquet hall. Make your Sunday something very special. Let yourself be pampered by the culinary creations and enjoy the harmonious combination of music and gastronomy.

Violinist

Weronika Tadzik

Events

Past events

Nov 2, 2025

Family Chamber Concert "Ready, set, go!" · Jenaer Philharmonie

Sep 21, 2025

Culinary Sunday Matinee No. 1 · Jenaer Philharmonie

Future and recently performed repertoire

Violin in String Quartet in G minor by Haydn

Jenaer Philharmonie

Violin in Ouverture-Suite: "La Bizarre" in G major by Telemann

Jenaer Philharmonie

Violin in Italian Serenade in G major for string quartet by Wolf

Jenaer Philharmonie

Violin in String Quartet A major by Haydn

Jenaer Philharmonie

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