Name: Bamberger symphoniker II
Start: 2023-06-29T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-06-29T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Regentenbau

Organization

Kissinger Sommer Festival

Conductor

Manfred Honeck

Cellist

Maximilian Hornung

Cello

Orchestra

Bamberg Symphony Orchestra

Bamberger symphoniker II

Bad Kissingen

Germany

Regentenbau

Max-Littmann-Saal

Bamberger symphoniker II: La gazza ladra Rossini (+2 More)

Public

The Thieving Magpie

Cello Concerto No. 2 in D Major, Hob. VIIb/2, Op. 101

Symphony No. 8/7 in B minor D 759 (Unfinished)

Approved

Check out the concert of the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra on June 29th in the Max Littmann Hall! 👏

👉 Under the direction of the conductor Manfred Honeck and with the talented Maximilian Hornung on the cello, a program full of elegance and sovereignty is offered. The lively overture to the opera "La gazza ladra" by Gioachino Rossini, the witty Cello Concerto in D major by Joseph Haydn and the important Symphony No. 8 "Great C major" by Franz Schubert will inspire the audience. 🤩

Don't miss the chance to experience these extraordinary artists live!

June 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the Max Littmann Hall! 🎫 Tickets available at kissignersommer.de (link in bio)

One of the most important symphonies in the repertoire was discovered by accident: Robert Schumann found a completely unknown score by Franz Schubert when he was visiting his brother in Vienna. The Great Symphony in C major is “great” in every respect: through its chronological extension, the traversed landscapes of soul and its formal conception. The proverbial »heavenly lengths« of Schubert meet in the concert of the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra Haydn's witty Cello Concerto in D major and a sparkling overture by Rossini. Elegance and sovereignty characterize the conductor of the evening Manfred Honeck, but also the soloist Maximilian Hornung, who made his debut as a young musician in 2011 for the 25th festival birthday at the Kissinger Sommer.

English

Eine der bedeutendsten Symphonien des Repertoires wurde durch einen Zufall entdeckt: Robert Schumann fand eine völlig unbekannte Partitur Franz Schuberts, als er dessen Bruder in Wien besuchte. Die Große C-Dur-Symphonie ist »gro߫ in jeder Hinsicht: Durch ihre zeitliche Ausdehnung, die durchschrittenen Seelenlandschaften und ihre formale Konzeption. Die sprichwörtlich gewordenen »himmlischen Längen« Schuberts treffen im Konzert der Bamberger Symphoniker auf das geistreiche D-Dur-Cellokonzert Haydns und eine spritzige Ouvertüre Rossinis. Eleganz und Souveränität zeichnen den Dirigenten des Abends Manfred Honeck, aber auch den Solisten Maximilian Hornung aus, der als junger Musiker bereits 2011 zum 25.FestivalGeburtstag beim Kissinger Sommer debütierte.

Deutsch

Performance credits (Cast & Crew )

Ensemble

Co-Producer