Silvesterkonzert mit Beethovens 9. Symphonie
In our words:
Concert enjoyment instead of rocket chaos. If the hustle and bustle of New Year's Eve only plays second fiddle for you. No problem, the Isarphilharmonie will ring in the new year 2024 with dignity and lots of classical music.
In the organizer's words:
"O friends, not these notes! But let us sing more pleasant and more joyful ones!" With this simple request Ludwig van Beethoven introduces the hymn of joy in his 9th Symphony. Shortly before this, a threatening-dissonant chaos music is heard, which the bassist imperiously rejects with his short recitative. What an ingenious trick Beethoven uses here to conclusively justify the entrance of singing voices, to shape the transition from a purely instrumental section to a choral finale. And what significance lies in this brief transition: here Beethoven breaks the boundaries of symphonic music, here the melody of joy rises to a sung celebration of humanity. In our performances of the 9th Symphony this year, bass-baritone Florian Bösch takes on this important task, preparing the ground for his soloist colleagues Christina Landshamer, Marianne Beate Kielland and Sebastian Kohlhepp, as well as for the Philharmonic Choir. Pablo Heras-Casado, a welcome guest conductor with the Munich Philharmonic for many years, takes over the direction of the traditional New Year's Eve concerts.
Program:
Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony No. 9 in D minor op. 125
Pablo Heras-Casado Conductor
Christina Landshamer Soprano
Marianne Beate Kielland alto
Sebastian Kohlhepp tenor
Florian Bösch baritone
Munich Philharmonic Choir (rehearsal Andreas Herrmann)
Saturday, 30.12.2023, 19 o'clock Isarphilharmonie
Sunday, 31.12.2023, 11 am Isarphilharmonie
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