Name: Quintet discovery
Start: 2026-03-12T19:30:00
Location: Lehmbruck Museum

Join the Duisburg Philharmonic Orchestra on a captivating journey that marries the beauty of nature with the profound power of music. From exploring forest symphonies to heartfelt concerts that touch the soul, these events are designed to engage audiences of all ages and backgrounds. This article explores their rich offerings, including unique collaborations with nature workshops, nostalgic musical readings, and performances that celebrate the timeless works of legendary and lesser-known composers alike, all crafted to leave an indelible impact on the cultural landscape.

Harmonizing Nature and Culture: A Journey Through Duisburg Philharmonic's Eventful Calendar

Hyun-Hwa Park

Anja Schröder

Florian Geldsetzer

Nadine Sahebdel-Feger

Mathias Feger

Francesco Savignano

Duisburger Philharmoniker

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov was his composition teacher; in addition to a symphony and a piano concerto, he himself wrote a variety of songs, chamber music, and piano works. Yet today, hardly anyone knows Georgi Catoire. To mark the 100th anniversary of his death on May 21, the program opens with his melancholic Piano Quintet in G minor, in which, despite all its originality, echoes of Johannes Brahms can also be heard. Brahms himself is also represented, with his symphonic-like Quintet in F minor. Interspersed with this piece is one of George Onslow's 34 string quintets: Harmonic richness and cantabile melodies characterize the work, in which the composer also achieves a special richness of sound through the instrumentation of cello and double bass.

Quintet discovery

Lehmbruck Museum

Piano Quintet

String Quintet No. 26

Quintet discovery

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