Name: Trio à la française
Start: 2025-03-30T11:30:00
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

Dive into the rich tapestry of musical performances orchestrated by Bremer Philharmoniker, where classical symphonies meet cultural narratives. From the intimate vibes of Trio à la française to the grand strides in 'The First,' these events cover an impressive range of genres and themes. Experience the emotional depth in Dvořák's Stabat Mater and explore the musical journey across the Pacific in 'Great Ocean of Music.' Join us as we unfold a series of events celebrating diverse expressions of music and culture.

Exploring the Rhythms of Classical and Cultural Fusion: A Journey with Bremer Philharmoniker

Hélène Freyburger

Matthias Berkel

Ulrike Payer

Bremer Philharmoniker

The season finale will be breathtaking: the cycle of all Brahms symphonies will be completed, and Shostakovich's First Violin Concerto delivers pure drama. A somber beginning, a frenzied scherzo, an epic passacaglia, and a furious finale—Shostakovich has arguably created one of the greatest solo concertos of the 20th century. This is music of existential importance that truly gets under your skin. The internationally renowned violinist Vadim Gluzman is the ideal soloist for this bravura piece. Brahms' Fourth Symphony completes his symphonic oeuvre. In his own words, he "wasn't at all eager to write a bad No. 4." And he wasn't—quite the opposite: the composer has created a milestone here. And just as the season began with Brahms, so it ends with him. Brahms, Bremen, and the Bremen Philharmonic belong inextricably together.

Brahms: Symphony No. 4 | Marko Letonja

The Bell, Bremen

Schubert's Countryside Desire

Tobacco Quarter Hall 1

Next Level shatters all common stereotypes of a classical concert! This requires unconventional, experimental, and inspiring characters on stage and an open-minded audience that is curious about unusual program combinations, wants to be close to the concert hall with a drink in hand, and appreciates the dialogue with the musicians. Next Level, the other face of classical music – new, unsettling, exciting, intoxicating.

Trio à la française

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