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Yixie Shen (*1993)
"Sliced" (world premiere)

Bernd Franke (*1959)
"BlueGreen"
Concerto for saxophone quartet
and orchestra

Richard Wagner (1813 - 1883)
Overture to "The Flying Dutchman"

Carl Orff (1895 - 1982)
"Carmina Burana"

Saxophone quartet Signum Quartet
Soprano Bryndís Guðjónsdóttir
Tenor Cornel Frey
Baritone Thomas Lehman
Opera Choir
Kiel Philharmonic Choir

Our own city of Kiel is at the center of the 4th Philharmonic Concert. The young composer Yixie Shen created the work "Sliced" for it. Bernd Franke's "BlueGreen" was premiered in Kiel on September 26, 2004.
was premiered in Kiel. Now it is returning to the fjord. With Bernd Franke as a jury member in our composition competition, we are building a bridge to the young generation of composers who are bringing a breath of fresh air to concerts with their world premieres.
bring a breath of fresh air to the concerts.

Richard Wagner experienced not just fresh wind, but stormy gusts on the Baltic Sea: in July 1839, he fled from Riga, so to speak, and spent three weeks on a ship in breakneck waves. His overture to "The Flying Dutchman" represents the turbulent Baltic Sea.

"O Fortuna, your moods change like the moon's image."

Carl Orff's choral-symphonic masterpiece "Carmina Burana" will inaugurate the new concert hall in grand tones and great solemnity. Fate in all its colors will be portrayed in this one-hour and impressive
and impressive choral-symphonic work. First performed in 1937, but peppered with texts from the 12th century, the work caused a storm of enthusiasm at its premiere.

Price information:

Discounts are possible for each seating group.