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Classical music season launches in Europe and US
Overview
The classical music season has commenced across Europe and the United States with several major orchestral and solo performances.
In Vienna, the Wiener Konzerthaus began its 114th season featuring the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, with a schedule including works by Gustav Mahler and a production of Georg Friedrich Haas’s ‘11,000 Strings’. Additionally, the Wiener Philharmoniker opened their season at the Musikverein under conductor Tugan Sokhiev, performing works by Mozart, Beethoven, and Prokofjew.
In Germany, musical activities include pianist Martin Stadtfeld performing Bach’s Goldberg Variations in Bremer Sendesaal, and upcoming performances by the ensemble Concilium musicum Wien in Lippstadt.
In the United States, the Philadelphia Orchestra is set to open its 2026-27 season on September 24 with Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony and the U.S. premiere of Joe Hisaishi’s ‘Orbis’.
Entities
Philadelphia Orchestra · Wiener Konzerthaus · Yannick Nézet-Séguin · Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra · Musikverein
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesClassical music seasons launch in Vienna and Germany
Classical music seasons commence with the Wiener Philharmoniker opening at the Musikverein and Concilium musicum Wien preparing a performance in Lippstadt, Germany.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesWiener Konzerthaus and Philadelphia Orchestra launch new seasons
The Wiener Konzerthaus and the Philadelphia Orchestra are commencing new seasons, featuring major performances by international orchestras and renowned soloists.
Sources
jugem.jp · klassik-begeistert.de · kulturgericht.at · phillyvoice.com · xity.de