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NDR Radiophilharmonie in Einem Leeren Konzertsaal Gespielt KONZERTSAISON 2021/2022 GRUSSWORT Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, so viele Monate hat die NDR Radiophilharmonie in einem leeren Konzertsaal gespielt. Immerhin vor Mikrofonen und sehr häufig auch vor Kameras, zu jedem Zeitpunkt darauf bedacht, eine „echte“ Konzertatmosphäre zu erzeugen. Dabei haben wir an Sie gedacht und uns vorgestellt, wie Sie uns von zu Hause aus zuhören oder zuschauen. Dass Sie, unser Publikum, ein ganz entscheidender Teil eines Konzerts sind, war uns schon immer bewusst. Aber nun sprechen wir aus gemachter Erfahrung: Ihr Dabeisein ist ein unver- zichtbarer Bestandteil eines jeden Konzerts und macht eine Aufführung erst zu dem, was sie sein soll – ein besonderer Moment musikalischen Schaffens! Das gemeinsame Erleben von Musik lässt sich durch nichts ersetzen und ist ein wesentlicher Teil unseres Seins als Musikerin und Musiker – und als Mensch. Ich freue mich sehr auf das Wiedersehen mit Ihnen! Bleiben Sie weiterhin gesund, Ihr Andrew Manze Chefdirigent der NDR Radiophilharmonie Diese Broschüre gibt Ihnen einen Überblick zu unserer Konzertsaison 2021/22. Aufgrund der aktuellen Situation können sich noch Änderungen ergeben. Deshalb möchten wir Sie bitten, sich stets auf unserer Website zu informieren. Dort finden Sie auch alle Details zu „Musik 21“, den „Konzerten Junger Künstler“, zur Joseph Joachim Akademie oder unserem Freundeskreis. 2 ndr.de/radiophilharmonie BRAHMS-FESTIVAL BRAHMS-FESTIVAL FESTIVAL 1 Unser Brahms-Festival im Kuppelsaal ERÖFFNUNGSKONZERT Für Andrew Manze hat die Musik von SO 20.02.2022 | 18 UHR Brahms geradezu „etwas Magisches“. HANNOVER | KUPPELSAAL Im Februar gibt unser Brahms-Festival Gelegenheit, sich eine ganze Woche Andrew Manze Dirigent lang der Klangwelt dieses bedeuten- Susanne Bernhard Sopran den Komponisten, der vor 125 Jahren Benjamin Appl Bariton starb, zu widmen. Freuen Sie sich auf WDR Rundfunkchor Köln die Aufführung sämtlicher Sinfonien NDR Vokalensemble und Solokonzerte sowie des „Deut- NDR Radiophilharmonie schen Requiems“ mit der NDR Radio- Johannes Brahms philharmonie unter Chefdirigent Ein deutsches Requiem Manze. Dazu begrüßen wir Welt- für Soli, Chor und Orchester op. 45 klasse-Solist*innen mit ausgeprägter Brahms-Leidenschaft. Vor den Kon- zerten laden wir Sie in den Leibniz Saal zur Carte blanche: Dort treffen sich die Solist*innen des Festivals und überraschen mit einer halben Stunde exquisiter Kammermusik. Wer spielt was wann? Das bleibt unser Geheimnis! 4 BENJAMIN APPL BRAHMS-FESTIVAL FESTIVAL 2 (C3) FESTIVAL 3 (A5/1) MI 23.02.2022 | 20 UHR DO 24.02.2022 | 20 UHR HANNOVER | KUPPELSAAL HANNOVER | KUPPELSAAL Andrew Manze Dirigent Andrew Manze Dirigent Christian Tetzlaff Violine Midori Violine Tanja Tetzlaff Violoncello NDR Radiophilharmonie NDR Radiophilharmonie Johannes Brahms Johannes Brahms Violinkonzert D-Dur op. 77 Konzert für Violine, Violoncello Sinfonie Nr. 3 F-Dur op. 90 und Orchester a-Moll op. 102 Sinfonie Nr. 1 c-Moll op. 68 18.45 UHR | LEIBNIZ SAAL 18.45 UHR | LEIBNIZ SAAL Carte blanche Eine halbe Stunde exquisite Kammer- Carte blanche musik. Lassen Sie sich überraschen! Eine halbe Stunde exquisite Kammer- musik. Lassen Sie sich überraschen! 5 CHRISTIAN TETZLAFF MIDORI BRAHMS-FESTIVAL FESTIVAL 4 (A5/2) FESTIVAL 5 (X3) FR 25.02.2022 | 20 UHR SO 27.02.2022 | 18 UHR HANNOVER | KUPPELSAAL HANNOVER | KUPPELSAAL Andrew Manze Dirigent Andrew Manze Dirigent Denis Kozhukhin Klavier Martin Helmchen Klavier NDR Radiophilharmonie Friederike Westerhaus und Andrew Manze Moderation Johannes Brahms NDR Radiophilharmonie Klavierkonzert Nr. 2 B-Dur op. 83 Sinfonie Nr. 4 e-Moll op. 98 Johannes Brahms Klavierkonzert Nr. 1 d-Moll op. 15 Sinfonie Nr. 2 D-Dur op. 73 18.45 UHR | LEIBNIZ SAAL 16.45 UHR | LEIBNIZ SAAL Carte blanche Eine halbe Stunde exquisite Kammer- musik. Lassen Sie sich überraschen! Carte blanche Eine halbe Stunde exquisite Kammer- musik. Lassen Sie sich überraschen! 6 DENIS KOZHUKHIN MARTIN HELMCHEN SINFONIEKONZERTE A A1 Die internationale Klassikwelt SAISONERÖFFNUNG In der Reihe A präsentiert die NDR SA 11.09.2021 Radiophilharmonie große sin fonische Werke und Solokonzerte. Zusammen Andrew Manze Dirigent mit international gefei erten Diri- Daniel Hope Violine gent*innen, namhaften Solist*innen NDR Radiophilharmonie und jungen Shootingstars freuen wir uns auf besondere Konzertabende. Aufgrund der aktuellen Situation Vorab um 19 Uhr „Das Gelbe Sofa“ im sind Uhrzeit, Ort und Programm der Großen Sendesaal: Künstler*innen Veranstaltung noch offen. Bitte informieren Sie sich auf des Abends im persönlichen Gespräch unserer Website. mit Friederike Westerhaus. 7 DANIEL HOPE SINFONIEKONZERTE A A2 A3 DO 14.10.2021 DO 06.01.2022 | 20 UHR FR 15.10.2021 FR 07.01.2022 | 20 UHR NDR | GROSSER SENDESAAL Joshua Weilerstein Dirigent Jess Gillam Saxofon Jörg Widmann Dirigent und Klarinette NDR Radiophilharmonie NDR Radiophilharmonie Aufgrund der aktuellen Situation Jörg Widmann sind Uhrzeit, Ort und Programm der „Con brio“ Veranstaltung noch offen. Konzertouvertüre für Orchester Bitte informieren Sie sich auf Carl Maria von Weber unserer Website. Klarinettenkonzert Nr. 1 f-Moll op. 73 Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Sinfonie Nr. 5 d-Moll op. 107 „Reformationssinfonie“ 8 JOSHUA WEILERSTEIN JÖRG WIDMANN SINFONIEKONZERTE A KONZERT IM RAHMEN DES A4 A5/1 BRAHMS-FESTIVALS DO 27.01.2022 | 20 UHR DO 24.02.2022 | 20 UHR FR 28.01.2022 | 20 UHR HANNOVER | KUPPELSAAL NDR | GROSSER SENDESAAL Andrew Manze Dirigent Ruth Reinhardt Dirigentin Midori Violine Andrei Ioniță Violoncello NDR Radiophilharmonie NDR Radiophilharmonie Johannes Brahms Detlev Glanert Violinkonzert D-Dur op. 77 Weites Land Sinfonie Nr. 3 F-Dur op. 90 „Musik mit Brahms“ für Orchester Joseph Haydn Violoncellokonzert C-Dur Hob. VIIb:1 18.45 UHR | LEIBNIZ SAAL Antonín Dvořák Sinfonie Nr. 5 F-Dur op. 76 Carte blanche Eine halbe Stunde exquisite Kammer- musik. Lassen Sie sich überraschen! 9 RUTH REINHARDT MIDORI SINFONIEKONZERTE A KONZERT IM RAHMEN DES A5/2 BRAHMS-FESTIVALS A6 FR 25.02.2022 | 20 UHR DO 17.03.2022 | 20 UHR HANNOVER | KUPPELSAAL FR 18.03.2022 | 20 UHR NDR | GROSSER SENDESAAL Andrew Manze Dirigent Denis Kozhukhin Klavier N. N. Dirigent NDR Radiophilharmonie NDR Radiophilharmonie Johannes Brahms Das Programm wird noch Klavierkonzert Nr. 2 B-Dur op. 83 bekanntgegeben. Sinfonie Nr. 4 e-Moll op. 98 18.45 UHR | LEIBNIZ SAAL Carte blanche Eine halbe Stunde exquisite Kammer- musik. Lassen Sie sich überraschen! 10 DENIS KOZHUKHIN SINFONIEKONZERTE A A7 A8 DO 31.03.2022 | 20 UHR DO 19.05.2022 | 20 UHR FR 01.04.2022 | 20 UHR FR 20.05.2022 | 20 UHR NDR | GROSSER SENDESAAL NDR | GROSSER SENDESAAL Andrew Manze Dirigent Marc Albrecht Dirigent Frank Peter Zimmermann Violine Heidi Stober Sopran NDR Radiophilharmonie N. N. Violoncello NDR Radiophilharmonie Robert Schumann Ouvertüre zu Szenen aus Dmitrij Schostakowitsch Goethes „Faust“ WoO 3 Violoncellokonzert Nr. 1 Es-Dur op. 107 Violinkonzert d-Moll WoO 23 Gustav Mahler Sergej Prokofjew Sinfonie Nr. 4 G-Dur „Romeo und Julia“ Ballett op. 64 (Auszüge) 11 FRANK PETER ZIMMERMANN MARC ALBRECHT SINFONIEKONZERTE A A9 DO 16.06.2022 | 20 UHR FR 17.06.2022 | 20 UHR NDR | GROSSER SENDESAAL Andrew Manze Dirigent Emmanuel Tjeknavorian Violine NDR Radiophilharmonie Jean Sibelius Violinkonzert d-Moll op. 47 Edward Elgar Sinfonie Nr. 1 As-Dur op. 55 12 EMMANUEL TJEKNAVORIAN SINFONIEKONZERTE C C1 4x Manze exklusiv Ob Komponist oder Solist*in – wer hier DO 23.09.2021 zu hören ist, dem fühlt sich Andrew Manze auf besondere Weise künst- Andrew Manze Dirigent lerisch verbunden. Und das spürt und NDR Radiophilharmonie hört man. Sie möchten vor­­be reitet sein? Dann empfehlen wir Ihnen Aufgrund der aktuellen Situation „Auftakt mit Edelmann & Cello“, die sind Uhrzeit, Ort und Programm der kurz weilige Konzerteinführung mit Veranstaltung noch offen. Cellist Christian Edelmann jeweils Bitte informieren Sie sich auf unserer Website. eine Stunde vor Konzertbeginn im Großen Sendesaal. C2 DO 04.11.2021 | 20 UHR NDR | GROSSER SENDESAAL Andrew Manze Dirigent NDR Radiophilharmonie Anton Bruckner Sinfonie Nr. 8 c-Moll (2. Fassung, 1890) 13 SINFONIEKONZERTE C KONZERT IM RAHMEN DES C3 BRAHMS-FESTIVALS C4 MI 23.02.2022 | 20 UHR DO 28.04.2022 | 20 UHR HANNOVER | KUPPELSAAL NDR | GROSSER SENDESAAL Andrew Manze Dirigent Andrew Manze Dirigent Christian Tetzlaff Violine Bomsori Kim Violine Tanja Tetzlaff Violoncello NDR Radiophilharmonie NDR Radiophilharmonie Peter Tschaikowsky Johannes Brahms Violinkonzert D-Dur op. 35 Konzert für Violine, Violoncello Ralph Vaughan Williams und Orchester a-Moll op. 102 „Job“ Sinfonie Nr. 1 c-Moll op. 68 A Masque for Dancing 18.45 UHR | LEIBNIZ SAAL Carte blanche Eine halbe Stunde exquisite Kammer- musik. Lassen Sie sich überraschen! 14 TANJA TETZLAFF BOMSORI KIM KLASSIK EXTRA X1 Klassik Extra – für Neugierige SO 14.11.2021 | 11.30 UHR + 18 UHR Ein Werk und viele spannende Informa- NDR | GROSSER SENDESAAL tionen: Klassik Extra bietet Musik- genuss in entspannter sonntäglicher N. N. Dirigent Atmosphäre und jede Menge Einblicke Friederike Westerhaus Moderation aus erster Hand. Im unterhaltsamen NDR Radiophilharmonie Gespräch mit den Dirigent*innen geht Friederike Westerhaus Komponisten Das Programm wird noch und Werken auf den Grund. Garniert bekanntgegeben. wird das Ganze mit so mancher Anekdote und einem Glas Sekt gratis vorweg (nicht beim Konzert im X2 Kuppelsaal). SO 16.01.2022 | 11.30 UHR + 18 UHR NDR | GROSSER SENDESAAL Frank Strobel Dirigent Friederike Westerhaus und Frank Strobel Moderation NDR Radiophilharmonie A Tribute to John Williams Filmmusik aus „Star Wars“, „Harry Potter“
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