Composer

Class Classics begins with the musical enthusiasm of young people who qualify with their school orchestras and learn from the professionals of the Munich Radio Orchestra during rehearsals what matters for a big performance. The goal is a joint concert with the Munich Radio Orchestra at the Isar Philharmonic Hall in the Gasteig HP8.

Classical class – Dance Around the World

Gasteig HP8

Whether Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, or Romeo and Juliet – many of the most beautiful and well-known melodies were written for ballet. The grace and elegance of the dancers inspired the composers to achieve peak creative achievements – time to devote a detailed attention to the resulting music. This evening, it's not just the bows that dance on the strings; some animals are also said to be doing a few pirouettes...

Pirouettes and pliés

Prinzregententheater

The monastery courtyard of the Reichenau-Mittelzell Minster is a wonderful, historic and acoustically excellent place for the annual "Island Classic" and is popular with locals, day-trippers and travelers alike. It was initiated - together with the municipality of Reichenau - by Douglas Bostock, who has lived on Reichenau for a long time.

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Island Classic on the Island of Reichenau

The rare full-length ballet highlighted by generous doses of comedy, Coppélia returns to the repertory to mark the 50th anniversary of Balanchine’s 1974 staging. Drawing on the Petipa production, Balanchine collaborated with the great Russian dancer Alexandra Danilova, renowned for her performance in the central role of Swanilda, to bring this 19th-century staple to renewed life.

Coppélia

Lincoln Center

She began singing lessons at the age of 10 and has gone on to win many regional, national and international competitions. Minduli was awarded Young Singer of the Year at the Bowdon Festival (aged 13 years), Most Promising Female Singer aged 15-25 years at the David Clover Festival of Singing (aged 16) and Winner of the Vocal Virtuoso Prize at the New Talent   (International) Music Festival supported by the Royal Academy of Music (aged 15 years). She recently performed at their Winners’ Gala Concert at the Duke’s Hall at the Royal Academy.

SSO June 2024 Concert

Eccles Town Hall

Considered one of the greatest comic ballets of the last century, Coppélia remains one of the be-loved classical ballet works. Set in an Austrian village, the doll maker, Dr. Coppélius has made a beautiful mechanical doll that he has named Coppélia, where she sits on his balcony reading her book. However, she is so realistic that everyone mistakes her for a young girl, possibly Dr. Coppélius’s daughter. The young Franz even falls in love with her, much to the annoyance of his fiancée, Swanhilda.

Colonial Theater  Idaho Falls

The Symphonic Winds performs a variety of musical styles, focusing on new literature written for the college band. Consisting of both music majors and minors, the Symphonic Winds is an important musical outlet for the serious musician. Most agree, this ensemble’s performances are equal to most top university wind ensembles. The Symphonic Winds is under the current direction of Dr. Colin McKenzie.

Symphonic Winds Concert

The University of Southern Mississippi

Bethany Pehrson, Soprano – Doctoral Ensemble Recital

University of Arizona

CYSO ‘s Concert Orchestra and Jazz Orchestra present their Fall concert.

Concert Orchestra & Jazz Orchestra Fall Concert

Northwestern University

Fan-club Of The Opera

Trinity Christian College

Under the direction of Lamar Elias, this program wittily explores the reinvention of ancient forms. Between homage and transformation, Heitor Villa-Lobos and Jacques Ibert evoke the classical heritage, while Léo Delibes elegantly revives its dances. Igor Stravinsky playfully subverts its conventions, and Salvador Arnita extends this momentum in a rhythmic style rooted in dance. A free-flowing journey between memory and invention.

National Orchestra of Montpellier Occitanie

Vignette Theater

Everyone here looks to the past. First and foremost to Mozart, to whom Villa-Lobos and Jacques Ibert each pay homage in their own way: the former with the generosity and color of his writing, the latter with the clarity and elegance of the French school. Stravinsky and Delibes, for their part, revisit ancient forms and dances: with playfulness and modernity for the former, with the refinement of a theater man enamored of bygone styles for the latter.

Composer

Leo Delibes

Events

Upcoming events

Mar 11, 2027

National Orchestra of Montpellier Occitanie · Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier

Mar 12, 2027

Resonances · Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier

Past events

Mar 1, 2026

Classical class – Dance Around the World · Münchner Rundfunkorchester

Feb 11, 2026

Pirouettes and pliés · Münchner Rundfunkorchester

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