Munich Palace Concerts Nymphenburg Munich Palace Concerts Nymphenburg
Munich, Schloss Nymphenburg — Hubertussaal
About the Event
Enjoy the most popular classical masterpieces at the Nymphenburg Palace in Munich.
The Nymphenburg Palace was King Louis II's place of birth and an important concert venue for Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his sister Nannerl.
Program
- Antonio Vivaldi – Harfenkonzert
- Gustav Mahler – Symphonie Nr.5 Adagietto
- Edvard Grieg – Peer Gynt – Suite
- Giuseppe Verdi – Ouvertüre aus „Macht des Schicksals“
- Jacques Offenbach – Can‐Can & Barcarole
- Concert title – Festliches Eröffnungskonzert „Eine musikalische Soirée mit Grandezza“
- Vincenzo Bellini – Oboenkonzert
- Claude Debussy – „Danse sacrée et danse profane“
- Pietro Mascagni – „Intermezzo“ aus „Cavalleria rusticana“
Artists
| Ensemble: | Residenz‐Solisten Drawn from Munich's top orchestras, the Residenz Solisten have been the resident musicians of Munich's exquisite palace for over twenty years. Works ranging from Vivaldi to Gershwin fill the air with music in the Residenzschloss' famous Cuvilliés Theatre, site of the premiere of Idomeneo in 1781, the Allerheiligen Court Chapel and Herkulessaal, among other exquisite venues, or at the Nymphenburg Palace, echoing the musical tradition of a court that welcomed such performers as the young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart himself. Karsten Gebhardt leads his musicians in over 40 concerts between Christmas and New Year, with further regular performances delighting audiences throughout the year. |
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| Oboe: | Giovanni De Angeli |
| Harp: | Emilie Jaulmes |
Customer Reviews
4.0 of 5
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Michael G, USA
Dec 2018
A very good prechristmas concert at the Schloss Nymphenburg, featuring Vivaldi’s the Four Seasons by the Residenz Solisten featuring the young Italian violinist Paolo Tagliamento. The second Act featured works by Corelli, Schubert, and Haydn. The concert hall is a bit off the beaten path, so plan a post concert taxi or uber. It’s several blocks of the palace grounds to the nearest teams.
Address
Schloss Nymphenburg, Eingang 19, Munich, Germany — Google Maps
