Name: The Speech of Happiness
Start: 2025-03-28T19:00:00
Location: Hall 1 / Tabakquartier

March 2025 promises to be a vibrant month for music lovers, as the Bremer Philharmoniker rolls out a series of captivating events. From celebrating the 50th anniversary of International Women's Day with inspiring performances and discussions to honoring the 150th birthday of Maurice Ravel, these events spotlight the diverse tapestry of music. Highlights include distinguished violinist Reinhold Heise and pianist Verena Louis performing Maier and Dussik's sonatas, the thought-provoking gala concert, and a whimsical 'Puss in Boots' family concert. Each event is a testament to the orchestra's commitment to cultural enrichment and artistic excellence.

Bremer Philharmoniker's March 2025 Events: A Celebration of Culture, Women in Music, and French Melodies

Ines Huke-Siegler

Bettina Blum

Annette Stoodt

Benjamin Stiehl

Torsten Johann

Bremer Philharmoniker

Today it is a matter of course, 300 years ago it was a rarity: women in research and science. This musical reading with historian Dagmar Freist is about female scholarship, music and literature in the French salon culture of the 18th century. She reads texts by Émelie du Châtelet, a close confidante of Voltaire and one of the most famous scientists and mathematicians of her time. Simone Nill (recorder) and a string quartet with Ines Huke-Siegler and Bettina Blum (baroque violins), Annette Stoodt (baroque viola) and Benjamin Stiehl (baroque cello) as well as harpsichordist Torsten Johann play works by Elisabeth-Claude Jacquet de la Guerre, André Chéron, Georg Philipp Telemann, Joseph Bodin de Boismortier and others on baroque instruments.

The Speech of Happiness

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