With extraordinary expression and technical brilliance, this violinist fascinates audiences worldwide. Together with Jan Lisiecki, she creates a cosmos of sound that is unrivalled. A musical journey that moves both the heart and the mind.
One of the greatest voices of our time interprets Gluck's masterful opera. Accompanied by Les Musiciens du Prince, Cecilia Bartoli tells the touching story of Orpheus and Eurydice – and a love that goes beyond death.
Works by two jubilarians are on the programme: Anton Bruckner’s Mass opens the evening with festive brass sounds. Arnold Schönberg’s great oratorio »Die Jakobsleiter« sets the search for spirituality colourfully to music with orchestra, choir and solos.
Stylistically broad and yet unmistakable: Marc Ribot’s guitar playing is unique. Jazz, rock, noise and always a bit of a protest mood have brought him together with many stars. At the Elbphilharmonie, he will be presenting his versatile band projects.
The genre-busting trio around jazz guitarist Maria Halvorson has been playing together for over 10 years. Their compositions are full of fresh ideas and unique esprit. They can be experienced as star guests at the »Reflektor Marc Ribot«.
Each song is a microcosm in itself, tells a story, immerses the listener in an emotion. Sabine Devieilhe lends her fine-silvered mezzo-soprano to songs by Schubert, Liszt and Strauss as well as by French femal composers who are far too rarely heard.
Tchaikovsky’s »Nutcracker« ballet is as much a part of Christmas as the biscuits. Conductor Kristjan Järvi has rearranged the famous music and presents it with the young, highly talented Baltic Sea Philharmonic. In addition, there is Grieg and Sibelius.
One of the world’s best classical guitarists is performing in Hamburg. Thibaut Garcia presents a virtuoso programme that combines works by the »Chopin of the guitar« Agustín Barrios and arrangements of classics such as the »Moonlight Sonata«.
A classic of Romantic music is on the programme. Dvořák's Eighth Symphony combines melodic richness and orchestral splendour. Sylvain Cambreling and the Symphoniker Hamburg bring this masterpiece to life on stage.
The American pianist, composer and producer is a multi-award-winning exceptional artist. His music hovers between jazz, R&B, soul and hip-hop and is as complex and multi-layered as it is approachable and accessible.
This concert oscillates sonorously between the Elbe and the Vltava, Hamburg and Prague. The Tragic Overture by Brahms from Hamburg meets music by Dvořák and Martinů from Prague. Czech violinist Josef Špaček shines on the solo violin.
The Odesa Philharmonic Orchestra is travelling as a cultural ambassador for Ukraine. Trumpeter and pianist Sebastian Studnitzky will be joining the orchestra to present a modern-classical homage full of hope to the city of Odessa.
Trumpet, bongo, synthesizer: in the workshops, the Elbphilharmonie's huge fund of instruments can be explored. Children and adults welcome! New to the programme: the keyboard instruments workshop.
Diversity in classical music: With reference to the concert by the Chineke! Orchestra concert, the current podcast episode revolves around political issues. Together with the host, Lara and Pia reflect on discrimination and privilege.
From 0 to 99: there is something for everyone at our workshops and entertaining concerts aimed at different age groups – not only at the Elbphilharmonie, but also in Hamburg’s city districts.
Biscuit tins, rain jackets, paper boxes – there's music everywhere. With imagination and great joy, the musicians from Hamburg's Ensemble Resonanz invite us on a musical expedition. A concert stream for children from the age of 6.
Legendary guitarist Marc Ribot talks about his »Reflektor« festival at the Elbphilharmonie, his love of Cuba and sneakers reserved for special occasions.
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