Current events
MUSIKALISCHE ZEITREISE
Participants
- Christoph Reuter direction
- Fabian Hanke Tuba and violin
- David Hanke recorder
- Lukas Hanke Viola and percussion
- Jonathan Hanke Piano
Programme
Get in, buckle up, open your ears — we’re travelling through music history!
When four brothers let loose on recorder, tuba, violin, viola, and piano, no note stays in its place. The Hanke Brothers, winners of the Opus Klassik 2024, set off on a musical journey through time: from the Big Bang and Baroque sounds to the modern beats of New Classical Music — always full of wit, imagination, and infectious joy in performance.
Whether Bach, Mozart, Saint-Saëns, or Hanke, here classical music comes alive: colourful, vivid, and surprisingly different. A concert that will delight children.
For children aged 6–12
Subject to change.
TINY BRIDGES
Participants
- Khadim Seck percussion
- Damian Yordanov Kaval
- Nicola Vock double bass
- Sarah Wurmer Zither
- Lisa Bussa
- Anselm Dalferth direction
Programme
The musicians of the Bridges Chamber Orchestra learned to make music in very different ways. As an ensemble, they are therefore constantly building bridges between styles and discovering together with their audience what it takes to cross them.
Tiny Bridges brings together beautiful melodies from different corners of the world and gives young audiences the opportunity to experience the music actively — and even to change it themselves from time to time.
For children aged 3–9
A production of the Alte Oper in collaboration with the Bridges Chamber Orchestra
Subject to change.
DER TEUFEL MIT DEN GOLDENEN LÖCKCHEN
Participants
- Jörg Schade
- Christiane Schoon
- Ensemble Prisma
Programme
The musicians of the Bridges Chamber Orchestra learned to make music in very different ways. As an ensemble, they are therefore constantly building bridges between styles and discovering together with their audience what it takes to cross them.
Tiny Bridges brings together beautiful melodies from different corners of the world and gives young audiences the opportunity to experience the music actively — and even to change it themselves from time to time.
For children aged 3–9
A production of the Alte Oper in collaboration with the Bridges Chamber Orchestra
Subject to change.