Name: In contrast
Start: 2026-02-27T19:45:00
Location: Stadthalle Göttingen

The Göttinger Symphonieorchester presents a captivating series of orchestral events that promise to enthrall music enthusiasts. From the nuanced sounds of the violas in 'Bratschissimo 2.0' to the majestic symphonies of Schubert and Dvořák, each concert offers a unique auditory experience. Highlights include a bassoon concerto by Carl Maria von Weber, the enchanting 'Glasslands' by Anna Clyne, and an exploration of water-inspired compositions. Join us as we delve into these musical journeys, celebrating the talents of accomplished performers and the timeless works of renowned composers.

Symphonic Journeys: Göttinger Symphonieorchester's Diverse Orchestral Showcase

Johannes Klumpp

Alexey Stadler

Göttinger Symphonieorchester

A cello concerto cloaked in a symphonic cloak: At the very end, after many revisions and shortly before his death, Sergei Prokofiev called his Opus 125 "Symphonic Concerto." Quite appropriate, for it is so versatile, so humorous, and so powerful that it successfully combines the two genres. Alexey Stadler follows in the footsteps of none other than Mstislav Rostropovich, who played the solo part at the premiere in 1952. In the second half of the concert, the Stuttgart conductor Johannes Klumpp interprets a symphony by Antonín Dvořák, not from the new world, but still from the old: The Fifth, already in a style all its own and at least as valuable as its famous younger sister, premiered in Prague in 1879.

In contrast

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