Sinfonieorchester Aachen

Someone actually pooped on the little mole's head—what a nerve! Who did it? The mole wants to find out, so he sets out to search for it among the other animals. A musical search for clues of a special kind!

3. Cushion Concert: "The Little Mole Who Wanted to Know Who Pooped on His Head"

Theater Aachen

The title is not misleading – Anton Webern's "Im Sommerwind" (In the Summer Wind) from 1904 is indeed an unclouded orchestral idyll, still firmly in the tradition of Liszt, Wagner, and Strauss. Almost nothing betrays the future avant-garde artist – except perhaps the 20-year-old's already perceptible sensitivity for the finest sound blends. The germ of Mahler's Second Symphony was also a one-movement symphonic poem. It was initially titled "Totenfeier" (Funeral Celebration). This ultimately evolved into the five-movement "Resurrection Symphony," which transcends all boundaries in every respect. The finale, based on the chorale "Aufersteh'n, ja aufersteh'n wirst Du" (Resurrection, yes you will rise), features a huge orchestra, an equally large choir, and two vocal soloists, unfolding with poignant power.

8th Symphony Concert

Eurogress Aachen

In this series curated by Daniel Wenzel and Paul Tulloch, the musicians of the Aachen Symphony Orchestra present exciting and moving programs from the chamber music repertoire.

4th Chamber Concert

At the toddler concerts with Lisa Klingenburg, even the very youngest children have the opportunity to move to classical music of different styles or simply to listen! This provides a variety of ways to access the sounds of the instruments and the stories that the music tells.

2nd Toddler Concert: "Ring the Bell"