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Juni 2013 Sa LOFFT 1 Juni 2013 Sa LOFFT 1. bis 9. Juni 1 Tanzoffensive 2013 – »mixed-abled« · Internationales Festival für zeitgenössischen Tanz Parkbühne 20 Uhr 14. a cappella Festival Naturally 7 (USA) HMT, Großer Saal 20 Uhr Hochschulball zum 170jährigen Bestehen der HMT Horns Erben 20 Uhr Evi Vine (UK) · lyrische, sphärische Musik… als ob man jemandem beim Träumen zuschaut Centraltheater 22 Uhr Apparat – »Krieg und Frieden« · Konzert zum Album, das für Sebas- tian Hartmanns Inszenierung von »Krieg und Frieden« entstand So Gewandhaus, Großer Saal 19 Uhr 14. a cappella Festival 2 Abschlusskonzert · mit Glanzpunkten der Festivalwoche, amarcord und den Gewinnern des 7. Internationalen A CAPPELLA Wettbewerbs Arena Leipzig 20 Uhr Eric Clapton Centraltheater 22 Uhr Apparat – »Krieg und Frieden« · siehe 1.6. Mo Tonelli’s 21 Uhr Jazz Session 3 Lukas Rabe Trio · Modern & Groove Jazz · Lukas Rabe (keys), Manuel Silva de Brito (b), Stan Neufeld (dr) Di Liveclub Telegraph 20.30 Uhr HMT-Stage-Night 4 Echos · Henrik Baumgarten (sax), Johannes Weber (b), Kurt Haider (g), Ria Rother (dr) · Konzert und Jamsession · Eintritt frei! Neues Schauspiel Leipzig 20.30 Uhr Tantenkonzert JZ James Duo · Blues Singer Songwriter · bei gutem Wetter open air! Café Grundmann 20 Uhr Hot Club d’Allemagne · Swing à la Hot Club de France made in L.E. Mi Red Bull Arena 20.05 Uhr 5 Michael Ballack Big Band · Abschiedskonzert des ehemaligen künst- lerischen Leiters der Nationalmannschaft Do Soziokulturelles Zentrum Frauenkultur 19 Uhr 6 Vortrag und Diskussion »Männlichkeitsentwürfe und (Hetero-) Sexis- mus im deutschsprachigen Rap« · ReferentInnen: SOOKEE & REF- POLK, Moderation: Katja Röckel (Radio Blau) Gewandhaus, Großer Saal 20 Uhr Gewandhausorchester – »Großes Konzert« · Werke von Maurice Ravel und Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart · Louis Langrée (Dirigent) · Solis- ten: Veronika Eberle (v), Antoine Tamestit (va) plan b 20 Uhr Matt van Kruutz · Lieder von zart bis dunkel am Piano die naTo 21 Uhr Spielvereinigung Sued feat. Frank Möbus und Thomas Zoller · Die Leipziger Contemporary Jazz Big Band stellt ihre neue CD live vor Fr Nikolaikirchhof 18 Uhr Leipziger Stadtfest (7. bis 9. Juni) 7 Jazzfeel · Eine Liebeserklärung an den Jazz Hopfenspeicher 20 Uhr Jazz live Gebläse-Manufaktur Wurzen · Roland Krause (Leitung), Frank Heinig, Michael Reiche, Konstantin Peter (tp), Gerhard Collini, Henning Stahl, Nico Klisch, Martin Lindenberg, Bernd Weißwange (sax), Judith Fröhner, Melina Schneider (cl), Stefan Zieger, Clemens Hönig, Markus Vogel (pos), Birgit Krause (p), Thomas Noack (git), Tom Kühne (b), Michael Hahn, Jakob Lötzsch (dr, perc) Gewandhaus, Großer Saal 20 Uhr Gewandhausorchester – »Großes Konzert« · Werke von Maurice Ravel und Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart · Louis Langrée (Dirigent) · Solis- ten: Veronika Eberle (v), Antoine Tamestit (va) Sa Gewandhaus, Großer Saal 20 Uhr 8 Gewandhausorchester – »Großes Konzert« · Werke von Maurice Ravel · Louis Langrée (Dirigent) mit SchülerInnen der Lessing Grund- schule Klassenstufe 4 · Moderation: Lea Fink Mediencampus Villa Ida 20 Uhr Trio Urs Leimgruber (CH / F) · Urs Leimgruber (sax), Jacques Demierre (p), Barre Phillips (b) die naTo 21 Uhr Long Voyage (CAN / D) · Record Release So Mendelssohn-Haus, Musiksalon 11 Uhr 9 Konzertmatinée mit Trio · Werke von Mozart, Schostakowitsch und Mendelssohn Bartholdy · mit Manami Ishitani-Stiehl (p), Ekaterina Ossovitskia (v), Benjamin Stiehl (vc) Mo Tonelli’s 21 Uhr 10 Trio Dreifall & Jan Kyncl (sax) · Internationales Jazztrio (PT / NL / CZ) spielt straight-ahead-Jazz Di Liveclub Telegraph 20.30 Uhr HMT-Stage-Night 11 Blues Ensemble der HMT · Eintritt frei! Red Bull Arena 20 Uhr Depeche Mode · Aftershow ab 23 Uhr im Oberkeller der Moritzbastei Mi Horns Erben 20 Uhr 12 Peter Piek · Record Release Do Liveclub Telegraph 20.30 Uhr Jazzclub-Leipzig-Konzert 13 Lea W. Frey Trio · Lea W. Frey (voc), Peter Meyer (g), Bernhard Meyer (b) Soziokulturelles Zentrum Frauenkultur 19 Uhr Patti Smith – »Dream of Life« · Thematische Einführung und Dokumen- tarfilm · Regie: Steven Sebring, 2008, 109 Min, OmdU · Eintritt frei! HMT Leipzig 19.30 Uhr Klassenabend Klavier mit Studierenden der Klasse Alexander Meinel Centraltheater, Hinterbühne 22 Uhr Peaches – »DJ Extravaganza« · Very Special Guest: Simonne Jones · Abschluss des Musikprogramms der Hartmann-Intendanz Fr Thomaskirche 17 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig (14. bis 23. Juni) 14 Eröffnungskonzert »Christi Menschwerdung« · mit Werken von J. S. Bach und G. F. Händel · mit Thomasorganist Ullrich Böhme, Solist des Thomanerchors (Sopran), Gesine Adler (Sopran), Matthias Rexroth (Altus), Martin Petzold (Tenor), Matthias Vieweg (Bass), Thomanerchor Leipzig, Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, Benjamin Huth (Continuo- Orgel) · Leitung: Thomaskantor Georg Christoph Biller · Das Bachfest Leipzig widmet sich 2013 der »Vita Christi« und geht noch bis 23. Juni Horns Erben 20 Uhr Massive Schräge · Florian Fleischer (g), Johannes von Ballestrem (p), Johannes Ziemann (dr) plan b 20 Uhr Vom Krieg zum Frieden – 50 Jahre deutsch-französische Freundschaft in Musik und Literatur Moritzbastei 22.30 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig Ketil Bjørnstad – »Bach-Reflections in Jazz« Sa plan b 20 Uhr 15 Ines Agnes Krautwurst und Blechbläser – »Brassinezz« Gewandhaus, Großer Saal 20 Uhr MDR »Reihe Eins« MDR Sinfonieorchester · mit Werken von Ulvi Cemal Erkin, John Psathas und Modest Mussorgski · mit Joanna MacGregor (p), Evelyn Glennie (perc), Kristjan Järvi (Dirigent) Markt 21 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig Aufgang (re-)plays Bach · Grenzgänger zwischen Klassik und Tech- no auf der Bachfestbühne · Francesco Tristano (p), Rami Khalifé (p), Aymeric Westrich (dr) So Gewandhaus, Großer Saal 17 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig 16 »Weihnachts-Oratorium« von J. S. Bach · Das 1734 in Leipzig urauf- geführte Weihnachtsoratorium mitten im Sommer · Malin Christensson (Sopran), Christine Rice (Mezzosopran), Daniel Johannsen (Tenor), Johannes Weisser (Bariton), Tenebrae Choir, Gewandhausorchester Leipzig · Leitung: Trevor Pinnock Markt 20 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig Absolute Bach Re-invented · Simone Dinnerstein (Klavier) und das Absolute Ensemble · Leitung: Kristjan Järvi Mo Tonelli’s 21 Uhr Jazz Session 17 »Public Anarchy« · Jazz-Avantgarde mit Manfred Hering (sax), Breiten- bach (ss) und Rhythmusgruppe Di Liveclub Telegraph 20.30 Uhr HMT-Stage-Night 18 Sophia Bicking und Band · Sophia Bicking (voc), Alma Neumann (b), Noah Sadeh (g), Johannes Ziemann (dr) · Konzert und Jamsession · Eintritt frei! Campus Jahnallee 19.30 Uhr Campusfest (18. bis 20. Juni) 15 Jahre Campusfest · Im Jubiläumsjahr an drei Tagen · Leipziger Uni- versitätsorchester und Amusement · Der zweite Bandname ist Programm Zoo 18.30 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig Ba Cissoko Kora Connection – »Bach – African Reflections« · Ba Cissoko (Kora, voc), Kourou Kouyate (b, voc), Abdoulaye Kouyate (g, voc), Alhassane Camara (dr, perc) · Jazzkonzert in der Kiwara-Lodge mit Führung durch den Zoo Moritzbastei, Terrasse 20 Uhr The Fuck Hornisschen Orchestra – »5 Jahre Bühnenjubiläum – Open Air 2013« · Ekstase, Klamauk und irgendwie auch „Musik“ Mi Moritzbastei, Terrasse 20 Uhr 19 BSG9 — Die Bert-Stephan-Group – »Chillrockjazz'n'groove« · Bert Stephan (flh, git, voc), Hansi Noack (vl), Mario Noll (bg), Mattias Macht (dr) Campus Jahnallee 19 Uhr Campusfest Wilhelm Tell Me, Maike Rosa Vogel, Zen Zebra, Shantel u. a. UT Connewitz 21 Uhr No No No! präsentiert: SSION (USA) und Deko Deko (Leipzig) Neues Schauspiel Leipzig 21.30 Uhr Tantenkonzert Der Empfang · Arpen (p, voc), Jakob Müller (b), Timo Klöckner (g), Markus Christ (dr) Altes Rathaus 22.30 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig Nicholas Angelich (Klavier) – »Goldberg-Variationen« von J. S. Bach Do Liveclub Telegraph 20.30 Uhr Jazzclub-Leipzig-Konzert 20 HMT Bigband · Die von Rolf von Nordenskjöld geleitete Bigband der HMT Leipzig besteht aus Studenten der Fachbereiche Jazz/Popularmusik und Schulmusik · Das Repertoire spannt einen Bogen von traditioneller Bigband-Musik bis hin zu zeitgenössischen Kompositionen und Arrange- ments von Bill Holman, Guillano Klein und Rolf von Nordenskjöld Campus Jahnallee 19 Uhr Campusfest Feine Sahne Fischfilet, Slagsmålsklubben u. a. Gewandhaus, Großer Saal 20 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig Gewandhausorchester – »Großes Concert« · Werke von Strauss, Turnage, Schostakowitsch · Paul Watkins (vc) · Leitung: Andris Nelsons plan b 20 Uhr Cayoux · Record Release Schaubühne Lindenfels 20.30 Uhr Rainald Grebe und die Kapelle der Versöhnung Fr verschiedene Locations ab 17 Uhr 21 Fête de la Musique · Zum Jubiläum der 50jährigen deutsch-franzö- sischen Freundschaft feiert Leipzig unter Regie des Institut français Leipzig die Fête de la Musique bunter, lauter, schöner denn je Parkbühne GeyserHaus 20 Uhr Efterklang · Support: Warm Graves Gewandhaus, Großer Saal 20 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig Gewandhausorchester – »Großes Concert« · siehe 20.6. UT Connewitz 21 Uhr Barnes / Parker / Paravicini · Musikalische Diamanten irgendwo zwischen Country, Folk und Filmmusik Mediencampus Villa Ida 22.30 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig Marcin Wasilewski Trio – »Bach-Reflections in Jazz« · Marcin Wasi- lewski (p), Sławomir Kurkiewicz (b), Michał Miśkiewicz (dr) Sa Schumann-Haus 17 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig 22 Florian Kästner Trio – »Bach ff« · Florian Kästner (p), Sascha Paul Stratmann (b), Dominique Ehlert (dr) · Jazz-Adaptionen zu Bach und Texte von Schumann · Ein musikalisches Gespräch für Familien, Schü- ler, Studenten und alle Junggebliebenen · Moderation: Ulrike Richter Innenstadt 17 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig »Wandelkonzert« · Vier Konzerte in vier Leipziger Passagen Mediencampus Villa Ida 22.30 Uhr Bachfest Leipzig Iiro Rantala
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