Description
Guest performance by the German-Scandinavian Youth Philharmonic for the New Year: 50 young musicians from 20 countries worldwide perform for children and their parents/grandparents! The program features Edvard Grieg's famous stage music and Andreas Peer Kähler's "orchestral miniatures to Peer Gynt," which make it possible to tell the story of the Norwegian liar, wanderer, braggart, and bigmouth in a chronological, child-friendly way, inspired by Henrik Ibsen... Andreas Peer Kähler hosts with his usual charm, conducted by Martin Braun. And Solveig's beautiful songs will be sung by Julie Wyma, soprano. From 5 years old – 70 minutes. In every concert, three children can win a musical picture book from the Annette Betz publishing house! After the concert, the musical instruments of the Sound Museum can be tried out in the foyer under expert guidance. For more details about the concerts, special events, additional family concerts, and more, we recommend signing up for our newsletter! Just write to info@kudl-berlin.de. In cooperation with the Sound Museum Berlin and the Annette Betz Verlag. Illustration © Doris Eisenburger, Annette Betz Verlag
Highlights
- 50 young musicians from 20 countries
- Moderation by Andreas Peer Kähler
- Win a musical picture book
General Information
The family concert "Peer Gynt for Children" takes place at the Berlin Philharmonie and is aimed at children from 5 years old. The German-Scandinavian Youth Philharmonic plays Edvard Grieg's music and tells the story of Peer Gynt in a child-friendly manner. Afterwards, children can try out musical instruments.
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January 2027
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