Name: Klaus Mäkelä Oslo Philharmonic
Start: 2025-02-07T19:00:00
Location: Oslo Concert Hall

As 2025 begins, the Oslo Philharmonic invites audiences to a vibrant and varied lineup of concerts at the Oslo Concert Hall. From the Viennese charm with Hungarian influences in 'New Year on the Danube' to the dramatic narratives of Shostakovich's symphonies and the family-friendly 'Family Day,' each event offers a unique musical experience. Notable artists like Gergely Madaras, Joana Mallwitz, and Klaus Mäkelä contribute their expertise to these performances. Join us as we explore the diverse themes and compositions that make this concert series an unforgettable start to the year.

A Symphony of Culture: Oslo Philharmonic's Start to 2025

The Oslo Philharmonic's 2025 season promises a harmonious blend of classical masterpieces and creative innovation. From the haunting notes of Mozart's Requiem to the dynamic strains of Shostakovich's Symphony No. 11, this season is set to captivate music lovers of all ages. With performances by renowned conductors like Klaus Mäkelä and Dmitry Matvienko, and soloists such as Emanuel Ax and Eldbjørg Hemsing, the season celebrates the enduring power of orchestral music. Join us as we explore the events that make this season a must-see for classical music enthusiasts.

Exploring Oslo Philharmonic's 2025 Season: A Symphony of Creativity

Klaus Mäkelä

Sasha Cooke

Benjamin Appl

Laurence Kilsby

Sandrine Piau

Øystein Fevang

Oslo Philharmonic

Oslo Philharmonic Choir

Paris and Vienna were Europe’s musical capitals in the 19th century, inspiring each other with elegant dance music and lively operettas. François-Xavier Roth conducts the Oslo Philharmonic in a New Year’s program that combines Strauss waltzes with French composers who refined and extended Vienna’s influence.

New Year’s Concert François-Xavier Roth

Oslo Concert Hall

Klaus Mäkelä conducts the Oslo Philharmonic with Oslo Philharmonic Choir and soloists in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s immortal farewell work Requiem. Kaija Saariaho brings Greek mythology to life in the orchestral work Orion.

Klaus Mäkelä Oslo Philharmonic

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