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Music Education

What do they always say at concerts? Shhh, not too loud! At klangXchange, however, the focus is on human interaction. The Luzerner Sinfonieorchester’s new interactive concert format provides space for conversation and exchange between musical pieces. “You and Me” is the theme for this evening, so look forward to stimulating discussion…

29
May
Symphony Concerts

Ageless, young and wild: “Rising Stars” with discoveries and rarities There is a sense of anticipation in the air whenever the Luzerner Sinfonieorchester presents “Rising Stars”. On the one hand, because this is where audiences may encounter a star of the future. On the other, because the series brings together not only outstanding young m…

30
May

Symphony Concerts

Large scale Romanticism in CinemaScope format Chief conductor Michael Sanderling’s promise to develop a “lush and opulent-sounding repertoire” with the full forces of the Luzerner Sinfonieorchester is fulfilled twice in our final concert, beginning with the second symphony by Jean Sibelius, which evolves from simple motifs…

17
Jun
Symphony Concerts

Large scale Romanticism in CinemaScope format Chief conductor Michael Sanderling’s promise to develop a “lush and opulent-sounding repertoire” with the full forces of the Luzerner Sinfonieorchester is fulfilled twice in our final concert, beginning with the second symphony by Jean Sibelius, which evolves from simple motifs…

18
Jun

Symphony Concerts

Gustav Mahler’s Second Symphony is the flagship of this season. With this work, Chief Conductor Michael Sanderling sets course for monumental orchestral forces: more than 100 musicians, choir and two soloists come together in a large-scale undertaking of extraordinary dimensions – a journey of around ninety minutes from solemn funeral…

14
Oct
Symphony Concerts

Gustav Mahler’s Second Symphony is the flagship of this season. With this work, Chief Conductor Michael Sanderling sets course for monumental orchestral forces: more than 100 musicians, choir and two soloists come together in a large-scale undertaking of extraordinary dimensions – a journey of around ninety minutes from solemn funeral…

15
Oct