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  • Conductor

    Marie Jacquot

    Marie Jacquot has played her way into the forefront of exciting young conductors through numerous outstanding debuts with top-class orchestras, her consistent musical work and her interest in exploring a wide-ranging repertoire. From the 2023/24…

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  • Piano

    Rudolf Buchbinder

    Rudolf Buchbinder is one of the legendary performers of our time. The authority of a career spanning 65 years is uniquely combined with esprit and spontaneity in his piano playing. Tradition and innovation, faithfulness and freedom, authenticity and…

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  • Kristine Tjøgersen

    Kristine Tjøgersen, born 1982 in Oslo, Norway, studied composition with prof. Carola Bauckholt at the Anton Bruckner Universität in Linz, Austria, and clarinet with prof. Hans Christian Bræin at the Norwegian Academy of Music, Oslo. Tjøgersen has a…

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    »Between Trees« for Orchestra

  • Ludwig van Beethoven

    Ludwig van Beethoven, born in December 1770 in Bonn into a musical family, attracted attention early in his life thanks to his outstanding musical talent. In 1792 the Prince Elector of Bonn sent him to Vienna to enable him to perfect his knowledge…

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    Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 3 in C minor, Opus 37

    Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 3 in C minor, Opus 37

    "One of the most splendid pieces ever written in this genre," said Friedrich Rochlitz, editor of the Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung, in a review of Beethoven´s third piano concerto published in the early 19th century. When Beethoven composed this…

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  • Intermission

  • Jean Sibelius

    Jean Sibelius is regarded as the Finnish national composer, a reputation he largely acquired through his symphonic poem Finlandia. During the period of Russian domination, this work advanced to become a kind of unofficial Finnish national anthem and…

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    Symphony No.1 in e minor, Opus 39

    Symphony No.1 in e minor, Opus 39

    Sibelius´s First Symphony in C minor, op. 39, could be regarded as a compositional summary of his creative period during the 1890´s and concurrently as the beginning of a new compositional direction. When, in April of 1898, Sibelius began work on his…

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Tickets:

68 € | 57 € | 51 € | 41 € | 34 € | 20 €; U30: 14 € | 11 €

  • Conductor

    Marie Jacquot

    Marie Jacquot has played her way into the forefront of exciting young conductors through numerous outstanding debuts with top-class orchestras, her consistent musical work and her interest in exploring a wide-ranging repertoire. From the 2023/24…

    more

  • Piano

    Rudolf Buchbinder

    Rudolf Buchbinder is one of the legendary performers of our time. The authority of a career spanning 65 years is uniquely combined with esprit and spontaneity in his piano playing. Tradition and innovation, faithfulness and freedom, authenticity and…

    more

Tickets:

68 € | 57 € | 51 € | 41 € | 34 € | 20 €; U30: 14 € | 11 €

  • Kristine Tjøgersen

    Kristine Tjøgersen, born 1982 in Oslo, Norway, studied composition with prof. Carola Bauckholt at the Anton Bruckner Universität in Linz, Austria, and clarinet with prof. Hans Christian Bræin at the Norwegian Academy of Music, Oslo. Tjøgersen has a…

    more

    »Between Trees« for Orchestra

  • Ludwig van Beethoven

    Ludwig van Beethoven, born in December 1770 in Bonn into a musical family, attracted attention early in his life thanks to his outstanding musical talent. In 1792 the Prince Elector of Bonn sent him to Vienna to enable him to perfect his knowledge…

    more

    Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 3 in C minor, Opus 37

    "One of the most splendid pieces ever written in this genre," said Friedrich Rochlitz, editor of the Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung, in a review of Beethoven´s third piano concerto published in the early 19th century. When Beethoven composed this…

    more

  • Intermission

  • Jean Sibelius

    Jean Sibelius is regarded as the Finnish national composer, a reputation he largely acquired through his symphonic poem Finlandia. During the period of Russian domination, this work advanced to become a kind of unofficial Finnish national anthem and…

    more

    Symphony No.1 in e minor, Opus 39

    Sibelius´s First Symphony in C minor, op. 39, could be regarded as a compositional summary of his creative period during the 1890´s and concurrently as the beginning of a new compositional direction. When, in April of 1898, Sibelius began work on his…

    more

Duration of concert: about 2 hours

credit Christian Jungwirth

Directions

The Isarphilharmonie is located on the terrain of the »Gasteig HP8«. Please use public transportation if possible, as there is limited parking available.

Isarphilharmonie
Hans-Preißinger-Straße 8, 81379 München

  • Arrival by subway:

    Arrival by subway:
    U3: Brudermühlstraße station, 350m walk or take bus 54, 153, X30 or X204
    U2: Silberhornstraße station, take bus X30
    U1: Candidplatz station, take bus 54, 153, X30 or X204

  • Arrival by bus:
    The bus lines 54 (Münchner Freiheit-Lorettoplatz), 153 (Giesing-Odeonsplatz), X30 (Harras-Arabellapark), X204 (Putzbrunn-Sendling) and the car park shuttle bus 97 stop at the ‘Schäftlarnstraße/Gasteig HP8’ stop.

  • Arrival by car:

    Arrival by car:
    Blumengroßmarkt, Lagerhausstraße 5: (open from 2 hours before the start of the event until 1 am; the 4-hour flat rate is €10, each additional hour costs €3.50), shuttle bus to Schäftlarnstraße/Gasteig HP8

  • Arriving by bike:

    Arriving by bike:
    There are 200 spaces with bike racks available in front of Hall E and behind Hall X, which can be accessed without steps using a ramp. Helmets and bike bags can be stored in the cloakroom.

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