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Abos 2021/22 ABOS 2021/22 Abo-Rabatt Adressänderungen Abo-Rabatt Alles über Ein Abo berechtigt zum Bezug von Billetts Bitte teilen Sie uns die Änderungen Ihres für alle Konzerte der Tonhalle-Gesellschaft Namens oder Ihrer Adresse per Post oder Abonnent*innen erhalten Abos Zürich AG mit 10% Rabatt. E-Mail mit. 10 % Rabatt auf jedes neu Abo-Bestellung Abo-Ausweis-Verlust Wegfall der vordersten Reihen im Parkett gekaufte oder verlängerte Alle Abos können Sie an der Billettkasse der Bei Verlust Ihres Abo-Ausweises erhalten Sie Bei grossen Orchesterbesetzungen wird das Abo. Der Rabatt wird auf die Tonhalle Zürich kaufen oder per Telefon, gegen eine Gebühr von CHF 10 einen Ersatz- Konzertpodium vergrössert. Für diese Konzerte jeweiligen Billettpreise ge- Internet und E-Mail bestellen. Ihre Bestellung Ausweis. erhalten Sie adäquate Ersatzplätze der ist verbindlich. Wir bearbeiten die Abos in der gleichen Kategorie. währt. Die in diesem Prospekt Reihenfolge des Eingangs. Die Abo-Rechnung Abo-Umtausch bis 4 Arbeitstage vor publizierten Abo-Preise sind ist gleichzeitig die Abo-Bestätigung. dem Konzert Änderungen vorbehalten bereits rabattiert. Ein Abo Der Aboausweis ist übertragbar. Programm- und Besetzungsänderungen Jugend-Abos Der Umtausch eines Abokonzerts ist 2x pro behalten wir uns vor. Ausführliche Angaben zu berechtigt zudem zum Bezug Die meisten unserer Abos sind auch als Saison möglich. (Anmeldung 4 Arbeitstage den Konzerten finden Sie in der Tagespresse von Billetts für alle weiteren Jugend-Abo erhältlich. Jugendliche bis 25 im Voraus. Kein Umtausch an der Abendkasse sowie auf unserer Website. Konzerte der Tonhalle- erhalten jedes Abo zum Preis von CHF 20 pro möglich.) Für folgende Abos und Serien ist Gesellschaft Zürich AG mit Konzert. Bitte bei der Bestellung eine Kopie kein Umtausch möglich: Wahl-Abo, Lunch- Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen eines Ausweises beilegen. konzerte, Filmsinfonik, Kosmos Orgel, Kosmos Es gelten die Allgemeinen Geschäftsbe- 10 % Rabatt. Bruckner, Kosmos John Adams und Klavier- dingungen (AGB) der Tonhalle-Gesellschaft Abo-Erneuerung rezital-Reihe und Neue Konzertreihe Zürich. Zürich AG in ihrer jeweils aktuellen Version. Ihr Abo wird automatisch verlängert, wenn Sie sind einsehbar unter: Sie die Abo-Rechnung bis 15. August 2021 Abos in Kommission www.tonhalle-orchester.ch/agb begleichen. Sie können Ihren Abo-Platz in Kommission geben, indem Sie Ihren Abo-Ausweis bei der Stand: Juni 2021 Abo-Ausweis ist Ihr Eintrittsbillett Billettkasse hinterlegen. Wir verkaufen Ihren Ihr Abo-Ausweis ist das Eintrittsbillett für alle Abo-Platz weiter, falls uns keine eigenen Plätze Konzerte Ihrer Abo-Serie. Für gewisse mehr zur Verfügung stehen. Die Tonhalle- Konzerte können keine fixen Plätze garantiert Gesellschaft Zürich AG übernimmt jedoch Wahl-Abo werden (Konzerte, die in mehreren Abo-Serien keine Garantien, weder für einen Verkauf noch enthalten sind, sowie Kombi-Abo Oper und für die Rückerstattung des Eintrittspreises. Wir haben verschiedene span- Filmsinfonik). Gegebenenfalls teilen wir Ihnen Die Kommissionsgebühr pro weiterverkauften nende Abos zusammengestellt. andere Plätze in derselben Preiskategorie zu. Platz beträgt CHF 10. Sollten Sie tatsächlich kein passendes finden, dann em pfehlen wir Ihnen unser Wahl-Abo. Dieses erhalten Sie wie alle anderen Abos mit 10% Rabatt. Wer besonders viele Konzerte auswählt, also 11 und mehr, erhält gar 20% Rabatt. 2 Abo-Beratung Orchester- und -Verkauf, konzerte Kontakt, Abos am Mittwoch 04 Abos am Donnerstag 05 / 06 Öffnungszeiten Abos am Freitag 06 / 07 Abos am Sa / So 07 Abo Einsteiger 08 Tonhalle Zürich Abo TOZ & Gäste 08 Tonhalle-Gesellschaft Zürich AG Kosmos Bruckner 09 Gotthardstrasse 5 Abo Lunchkonzerte 10 CH-8002 Zürich +41 44 206 34 34 www.tonhalle-orchester.ch [email protected] Kammermusik Kosmos Kammermusik 11 Eingang Billettkasse: Abo Kammermusik-Matineen 12 Claridenstrasse 7 Abo Festtags-Matineen 12 CH-8002 Zürich Abo Literatur und Musik 13 Abo Série jeunes 13 Mo bis Fr 11.00 – 18.00 Uhr resp. bis Konzertbeginn Sa / So / Feiertage 1,5 Stunden vor Konzertbeginn Klassik anders Sommer-Öffnungszeiten Filmsinfonik 09 Mo 05. Jul bis Fr 22. Aug 2021 Klavierrezital 09 Schalter und Telefon Abo Familienkonzerte 09 Mo bis Fr 11.00 – 14.00 Uhr Kosmos John Adams 11 Kosmos Orgel 14 Abo-Bestellung online: Internationale Orgeltage Zürich 14 www.tonhalle-orchester.ch/abo Kombi-Abo Oper 14 Neue Konzertreihe Zürich 15 3 ABO G ABO MI 8 Konzerte am Mittwoch 5 Konzerte am Mittwoch mit dem Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich mit dem Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich I 1098 II 882 III 702 IV 531 V 261 I 648 II 522 III 414 IV 310 V 157 Mi 27. Okt 2021 Mi 27. Apr 2022 Mi 03. Nov 2021 Mi 11. Mai 2022 Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Paavo Järvi Music Director Lorenzo Viotti Leitung Paavo Järvi Music Director Jan Willem de Vriend Leitung Janine Jansen Violine NN Sopran Katia & Marielle Labèque Klavierduo Lucie Horsch Blockflöte Schostakowitsch Violinkonzert Nr. 1 a-Moll NN Chor Martinů Konzert für zwei Klaviere und Mozart Zwischenaktmusik aus «Thamos, Beethoven Sinfonie Nr. 3 Es-Dur op. 55 Poulenc Gloria für Sopran, Chor, Orchester Orchester König in Ägypten» KV 345 «Eroica» Ravel «Daphnis et Chloé», Symphonie Brahms Sinfonie Nr. 1 c-Moll op. 68 J.S. Bach Konzert F-Dur BWV 1053 chorégraphique (Fassung für Blockflöte, Streicher und Mi 15. Dez 2021 Mi 19. Jan 2022 Basso continuo von Frans Brüggen Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Mi 18. Mai 2022 Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr nach dem Cembalokonzert BWV 1053) Antonello Manacorda Leitung Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Paavo Järvi Music Director Schubert Sinfonie Nr. 1 D-Dur D 82 Mitsuko Uchida Klavier Jakub Hrůša Leitung Vilde Frang Violine– Im Fokus Schönberg Kammersinfonie Nr. 2 op. 38 Kian Soltani Violoncello Berg Violinkonzert «Dem Andenken Beethoven Klavierkonzert Nr. 2 B-Dur op. 19 Dvořák Cellokonzert h-Moll op. 104 eines Engels» Schubert Sinfonie Nr. 8 C-Dur D 944 Smirnov Pastorale op. 15 Bruckner Sinfonie Nr. 4 Es-Dur Lutosławski Konzert für Orchester «Romantische» Mi 26. Jan 2022 Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Mi 01. Jun 2022 Mi 09. Feb 2022 Paavo Järvi Music Director Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Hélène Grimaud Klavier – Im Fokus Herbert Blomstedt Leitung Jaap van Zweden Leitung Schumann Klavierkonzert a-Moll op. 54 Bruckner Sinfonie Nr. 5 B-Dur Ilya Gringolts Violine Bruckner Sinfonie Nr. 7 E-Dur Adams Violinkonzert (1993) Mi 15. Jun 2022 Mahler Sinfonie Nr. 1 D-Dur Mi 23. Mrz 2022 Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Paavo Järvi Music Director Mi 09. Mrz 2022 Paavo Järvi Music Director Igor Levit Klavier Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Leonidas Kavakos Violine Bernstein Drei Tanzepisoden aus David Zinman Leitung – Ehrendirigent Adams «My Father Knew Charles Ives», «On the Town» Marc-André Hamelin Klavier «Slonimsky's Earbox», «Tromba lontana», Gershwin Concerto in F Beethoven Klavierkonzert Nr. 1 C-Dur op. 15 «Lollapalooza», «I Still Dance» Hindemith «Sinfonische Metamorphosen» Adams «Harmonielehre» NN Violinkonzert 4 ABO DO ABO A 5 Konzerte am Donnerstag 5 Konzerte am Donnerstag mit dem Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich mit dem Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich I 702 II 562 III 450 IV 342 V 166 I 648 II 522 III 414 IV 310 V 157 Do 28. Okt 2021 Do 10. Feb 2022 Do 07. Okt 2021 Do 10. Mrz 2022 Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Paavo Järvi Music Director Jaap van Zweden Leitung Kent Nagano Leitung David Zinman Leitung – Ehrendirigent Janine Jansen Violine Ilya Gringolts Violine Catherine Naglestad Sopran Marc-André Hamelin Klavier Schostakowitsch Violinkonzert Nr. 1 a-Moll Adams Violinkonzert (1993) Ian Bostridge Tenor Beethoven Klavierkonzert Nr. 1 C-Dur op. 15 Beethoven Sinfonie Nr. 3 Es-Dur op. 55 Mahler Sinfonie Nr. 1 D-Dur Russell Braun Bariton Adams «Harmonielehre» «Eroica» Zürcher Sing-Akademie Do 24. Mrz 2022 Florian Helgath Einstudierung Do 19. Mai 2022 Do 09. Dez 2021 Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Zürcher Sängerknaben Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Paavo Järvi Music Director Konrad von Aarburg / Alphons von Aarburg Jakub Hrůša Leitung Marek Janowski Leitung Leonidas Kavakos Violine Einstudierung Kian Soltani Violoncello Anja Harteros Sopran Adams «My Father Knew Charles Ives» Britten «War Requiem» op. 66 Dvořák Cellokonzert h-Moll op. 104 Wagner Ouvertüre und Bacchanale aus «Slonimsky's Earbox» Smirnov Pastorale op. 15 «Tannhäuser» «Tromba lontana» Do 04. Nov 2021 Lutosławski Konzert für Orchester R. Strauss «Vier letzte Lieder» «Lollapalooza» Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Wagner «Siegfried-Idyll» «I Still Dance» Paavo Järvi Music Director R. Strauss «Tod und Verklärung» op. 24 NN Violinkonzert Katia & Marielle Labèque Klavierduo Katia Labèque Klavier Do 20. Jan 2022 Marielle Labèque Klavier Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Martinů Konzert für zwei Klaviere und Paavo Järvi Music Director Orchester Vilde Frang Violine – Im Fokus Brahms Sinfonie Nr. 1 c-Moll op. 68 Berg Violinkonzert «Dem Andenken eines Engels» Do 13. Jan 2022 Bruckner Sinfonie Nr. 4 Es-Dur Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr «Romantische» Robert Trevino Leitung Adams «City Noir» für Orchester Elgar Sinfonie Nr. 1 As-Dur op. 55 5 ABO B ABO C 5 Konzerte am Donnerstag 5 Konzerte am Freitag mit dem Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich mit dem Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich I 679 II 544 III 427 IV 319 V 162 I 679 II 549 III 436 IV 328 V 162 Do 23. Sep 2021 Do 17. Mrz 2022 Fr 08. Okt 2021 Fr 11. Feb 2022 Orgeleinweihung Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr Grosse Tonhalle, 19.30 Uhr John Adams Leitung Kent Nagano Leitung Jaap van Zweden Leitung Paavo Järvi Music Director Víkingur Ólafsson Klavier Catherine Naglestad Sopran Ilya Gringolts Violine Christian Schmitt Orgel – Im Fokus Adams «Short Ride in a fast Machine» Ian Bostridge Tenor Adams Violinkonzert (1993) Dubugnon Caprice V «Zürcher Art» für «Must the Devil Have All the Good Russell Braun Bariton Mahler Sinfonie Nr.
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