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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
Symphony Concerts

How can classical music and club culture be brought together across generations? Formats such as the “Yellow Lounge”, founded in Berlin, or “TonhalleLATE” in Zurich have shown how classical live acts and club atmosphere can open up new spaces for music. The Luzerner Sinfonieorchester now develops this idea further in…

22
Oct

BEETHOVEN (ON THE) ROCKS & CLUBNACHT IM NEUBAD

Neubad (Pool) Luzern

Chamber Music

Like the entire season, the Luzerner Sinfonieorchester’s chamber music matinées are dedicated to the Beethoven year. The theme “Beethoven’s Vienna” nevertheless allows for numerous connections to other composers across a wide time span. This begins in 1792, when the 22-year-old Beethoven moved from Bonn to Vienna. His patron Count Waldstein…

8
Nov