Concert Archive

Die Münchner Kammerphilharmonie dacapo präsentiert schon seit vielen Jahren immer wieder neue musikalische Nachwuchstalente auf der großen Bühne. Im traditionellen Konzert zur Saisoneröffnung sind Ende September mit Leonard Becker (Gitarre) und Philip Hahn (Klavier) zwei vielversprechende Nachwuchstalente im wunderschönen Festsaal des Münchner Künstlerhauses zu erleben. Auf dem Programm stehen Werke von Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Robert Fuchs, Édouard Lalo und Mauro Giuliani.

Programm:

Édouard Lalo: Serenade aus „Namouna”
Mauro Giuliani: 1. Gitarrenkonzert A-Dur op. 30
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: 1. Klavierkonzert g-Moll op. 25
Robert Fuchs: 5. Serenade D-Dur

Gitarre: Leonard Becker
Klavier: Philip Hahn
Dirigent: Franz Schottky

Program:

Max Bruch: Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor, op. 26
Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major, op. 73, "Emperor

Piano: Laetitia Hahn
Violin: Elena Tanski
Conductor: Franz Schottky

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Unfortunately, we had to decide to cancel the baby concerts, which have already been postponed several times and are now scheduled for April 18, 2021 at the Künstlerhaus in Munich. We will keep an eye on the baby concerts topic and we will plan new dates for the coming season, which we will inform you about here in due course. For all those who bought their tickets online via Reservix, your ticket provider will contact you directly. We would love to invite you to our regular online concerts.

 

Unfortunately, we had to decide to cancel the baby concerts, which have already been postponed several times and are now scheduled for April 18, 2021 at the Künstlerhaus in Munich. We will keep an eye on the baby concerts topic and we will plan new dates for the coming season, which we will inform you about here in due course. For all those who bought their tickets online via Reservix, your ticket provider will contact you directly. We would love to invite you to our regular online concerts.

Ludwig van Beethoven's symphonic works are undoubtedly one of the highlights of classical music. We are celebrating the jubilarian of the year 2020 now with a performance of his brilliant 6th Symphony, which was first performed in Vienna in 1808 - with surprisingly five movements instead of the usual four movements - and which opened a great window for the emerging era of Romanticism. Hector Berlioz even called this  symphony "the most beautiful of Beethoven's compositions". We will play the symphony as an online concert from the Hercules Hall in the Munich Residence. At the beginning of the concert we will present the overture to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera seria "La clemenza di Tito," composed only twenty years earlier.

Program:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Ouvertüre zu "La clemenza di Tito", KV 621
Ludwig van Beethoven: Sinfonie Nr. 6 F-Dur, op. 68, "Pastorale"

Conductor: Franz Schottky


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There is surely no other violin concerto in which you can hear a dog barking and birds chirping, or even a thunderstorm sweeping across the countryside. Antonio Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" is one of the most popular works of classical music and has long been part of the regular repertoire of the Munich Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra dacapo. This season, too, the unmistakable musical annual round will be heard - as an online concert, recorded in the Allerheiligen-Hofkirche in the Munich Residenz. The solo part will be performed by Mario Korunic (violin), long-time principal violinist with the Munich Chamber Orchestra.

Program:

Antonio Vivaldi: "The Four Seasons," op. 8 nos. 1-4.
Violin: Mario Korunic
Conductor: Franz Schottky

 

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