Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 8 in F major, op. 93 Robert Schumann Concert Piece for four Horns and Orchestra in F major, op. 86 Franz Liszt Les Préludes (Symphonic Poem No. 3 after Lamartine) Richard Wagner The Valkyries - Ride of the Valkyries

"Schubertiade" represents small concerts delivered freely and free of any binding form, this film is committed to develop an almost impressionistic vision / interpretation of Bertrand Chamayou. This is to reconstruct the context of small recitals of…

Gala Concert on the occasion of the Maestro's 80th birthday. Born in Montbrison/France in 1925, Pierre Boulez is one of the most distinguished composers and conductors in the world today. Through his own compositions and his activities as an author…

This ambitious concert features two works by Pierre Boulez, conducted by the composer imself:Dialogue de l'Ombre Double (solo clarinettist Alain Damiens) and Répons (Ensemble InterContemporain and soloists). Both performances involve electronic…

The magic of Mozart takes center stage as pianist Leif Ove Andsnes and soprano Dorothea Röschmann join Franz Welser-Möst and The Cleveland Orchestra for an evening of Viennese favorites. The program includes Mozart's beloved “Piano Concerto No. 17, K…

It's going to be fast, really fast! All your favourite characters from the world of cartoons and animated films in the Concert Hall - together with a strong fusion of musicians and singers from DR's choirs and orchestras. Cartoons are for children…

Norwegian conductor Cathrine Winnes leads the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra in this concert dedicated to female composers.

A dance story about Tchaikovsky, illuminating the long-hidden moments of his life. Through his compositions, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky influenced and shaped classical ballet like few other composers. The myth of his music remains unbroken to this day…

Chamber Music with musicians of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra

Live from the Summer Festival Baden-Baden 2022. “Johannes Brahms and women” sounds like a bad soap opera. But the bristly Brahms, who apologized for “not having offended anyone today,” cherished deep friendships with women. Reason enough for Yannick…