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VIVALDI - Die vier Jahreszeiten - Philharmonie der Solisten

The name of the orchestra stands out among the numerous chamber orchestras: all musicians are trained professional musicians with international concert experience, who, in the regular line-up of a chamber orchestra, all perform as soloists. On the other hand, the word Philharmonie embodies the core idea: simply the love of harmony!

The Program

Antonio Vivaldi - The Four Seasons
La Primavera (Spring)
L'estate (Summer)
L'autunno (Autumn)
L'inverno (Winter)

Works by
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Johann Sebastian Bach
Johannes Brahms

Solo Violin: Vladik Otaryan

Doors open: 19:30

Mönchengladbach

2/1/2025
8:00 PM

Tickets

from € 35.00

Vivaldi - die vier Jahreszeiten

Experience not just one, but all four seasons at once! At an unforgettable Vivaldi concert, you can listen to the sounds of "Le quattro stagioni" and other well-known masterpieces. The second half of the concert thrives on the diversity of European classical music. We look forward to a wonderful concert experience and warmly invite you to join us!

The Neue Philharmonie Hamburg was founded in 2001 by freelance professional musicians from around the world. Since then, the orchestra has established and claimed a leading role in the northern German music scene. It considers itself a dynamic orchestra that can be expanded from smaller ensembles for chamber orchestra to a large symphony orchestra with choir.

However, the centerpiece has always remained the chamber orchestra, which has hardly changed since its founding and is very well attuned to each other. With numerous guest performances in Spain, France, Italy, and South Korea, it has earned a large circle of friends among the audience. The musical direction is taken by the concertmaster of the orchestra, Tigran Mikaelyan.

Entry: 19:00

Last-minute tickets at the box office

Kassel

2/8/2025
8:00 PM

Tickets

from € 38.40

Vivaldi „Die vier Jahreszeiten“

Dorothee Oberlinger, recorder and direction

Franziska Hölscher, solo violin and direction

Antonio Vivaldi

"Die vier Jahreszeiten" – Four violin concertos Opus 8, for violin, strings and basso continuo

Concerto c-minor RV 441, for recorder, strings and basso continuo

Concerto g-minor RV 439 "La Notte", for recorder, strings and basso continuo

Concerto C-major RV 443, for flautino, strings and basso continuo

The authenticity of Early Music involves historically informed performance practice. Recorder player Dorothee Oberlinger has been an advocate for this for many years. Since 2018, the musician has also been the artistic director of the Potsdam Sanssouci Music Festival, a festival featuring music from the Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, and Romantic periods on historical or original instruments. Right away: Franziska Hölscher is not related to the violinist Ulf Hölscher, but he was her teacher at the University of Music Karlsruhe. Oberlinger and Hölscher, along with other like-minded individuals, have assembled a program featuring works by Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741).

Vivaldi's work "Die vier Jahreszeiten" Op. 8 from 1725 is a collection of four individual violin concertos and is regarded as one of the most famous and beloved programmatic pieces from the Baroque era. Most of his nearly 500 concertos were written by Vivaldi for violin as a solo instrument. Next come 39 bassoon concertos and 27 for cello. However, he also had a penchant for more exotic instruments like viola d’amore, mandolin, or indeed recorder. In the second part of the concert, a selection of concertos for recorder or flautino, composed around 1778, will be featured.

http://www.franziskahoelscher.com | http://www.dorotheeoberlinger.de

Franziska Hölscher © Johannes Ritter

Video: Franziska Hölscher, trailer for the album "Sequenza" 2019

Admission from 18:30

Ravensburg

2/8/2025
7:30 PM

Tickets

from € 24.00

Vivaldi - Die Vier Jahreszeiten

Experience not just one, but all four seasons at once! At an unforgettable Vivaldi concert, you can listen to the sounds of "Le quattro stagioni" and other well-known masterpieces. The second half of the concert features the diversity of European classical music. We look forward to a wonderful concert experience and warmly invite you to join us!

The new Philharmonie Hamburg was founded in 2001 by freelance professional musicians from around the world. Since then, the orchestra has established itself as a leading presence in the northern German music scene. It sees itself as a dynamic orchestra, capable of ranging from small chamber ensembles to a large symphony orchestra with a choir.

The core has always been the chamber orchestra, which has remained largely unchanged since its inception and is very well-rehearsed. With numerous guest appearances in Spain, France, Italy, and South Korea, it has built a large following among audiences. The musical direction is led by the orchestra's concertmaster, Tigran Mikaelyan.

Doors open: 15:00

Avi Avital Mandolin
Núria Rial Soprano

Venice Baroque Orchestra

Antonio Vivaldi
The Four Seasons op. 8, Concerto in G minor RV 156,
combined with Venetian gondola songs

In cooperation with Alte Oper Frankfurt

Frankfurt

5/12/2025
8:00 PM

Tickets

Lightshow meets Vivaldi - Die Vier Jahreszeiten

Immerse yourself in the world of classical music and let yourself be enchanted by a unique symbiosis of masterful sounds and impressive light effects.

Sales notice: Please note that during the concert, intensive light effects, including laser lights, will be used. The image shown is for illustration purposes only and does not represent the venue.

Entry from 19:30 to 20:10

Würzburg

6/7/2025
7:30 PM

Tickets

from € 34.21

COBARIO meets VIVALDI - Die vier Jahreszeiten

The Viennese instrumental trio Cobario meets the great master of Baroque. Vivaldi's perhaps most famous work is interpreted anew by the internationally successful ensemble led by the exceptional violinist Herwig Schaffner and brought to the stage with fresh energy. The sound power of two guitars unites Vivaldi's revolutionary violin concertos.
Cobario offers a symbiosis of grand musicianship and an individual masterpiece by Herwig Schaffner on the violin that deeply touches and captivates. The three musicians bring the sound of Baroque into the present – and create a musical fireworks display.

Like no other composer, Vivaldi succeeds in merging effects and emotions in The Four Seasons: gentle breezes, fierce storms, and thunderstorms are elements that appear in all four concertos. With the aim of musically depicting natural phenomena, the Venetian demonstrates the full spectrum of his art here.

A perfect template for the three extraordinary musicians of Cobario, who in their own compositions tell stories of the impressions from their concert travels around the world.

Biographies:

Herwig Schaffner began learning the violin and piano at the age of eight and was already admitted to the Salzburg Mozarteum at 16. He played, among others, in the “European Youth Orchestra” and under conductors such as Yehudi Menuhin and Sandor Vegh. Extensive orchestral tours took him through Europe and Asia.

Georg Aichberger started playing the guitar at the age of 14. His youth was characterized by self-taught learning and a variety of band projects. He then studied guitar at the University of Music in Vienna and the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. His musical career has taken him to various countries such as Spain, France, England, Hungary, and Croatia.

Peter Weiss learned to play the guitar at the age of 13. He subsequently studied at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. Among his teachers were Wolfgang Pointner, Martin Kelner, and Gonzalo Manrique-Vallier, as well as classical guitarist and composer Nejc Kuhar. In 2020, he enrolled at the "ESML Lisboa" in Portugal and studied there with jazz guitarist Afonso Pais. After returning, he played in Vienna with several local bands, orchestra projects, and theater productions.

Photo: Cobario

Admission: 6:00 PM

Fürstenzell

7/6/2025
7:00 PM

Tickets

from € 39.00

Die vier Jahreszeiten - Ein zeitloser Klassiker von Antonio Vivaldi

Almost 300 years after its creation, Vivaldi's violin concerto "Die vier Jahreszeiten" is still a highlight of classical music. The work, which has been popular since the time of King Louis XV, remains today the best-selling classical CD. Its enduring success is based on a unique balance between richness of detail and harmonic beauty, between the solo violin and the string orchestra that sets the backdrop for the seasons. The violin soloist Angelika Lichtenstern and her Nymphenburg string soloists now present one of the most well-known and beloved interpretations of this masterpiece and have already delighted thousands of visitors.

Vivaldi evokes familiar moods with his baroque program music, from rushing streams to autumn storms. The intentions of the composer are clearly documented through the sonnets that precede each season and provide stage directions for musicians and listeners. The short movements of the work, similar to current pop songs, offer an early template for recurring themes, and everyone knows the melodies as background music for numerous films and TV shows. In a way, they can be considered baroque pop music that remains timelessly valid today.

Immerse yourself in the world of the seasons and experience the timeless beauty of Vivaldi's masterpiece.

Artists:
Nymphenburg String Soloists
Solo Violin: Angelika Lichtenstern

Admission: 6:00 PM

Bad Staffelstein

7/20/2025
7:00 PM

Tickets

from € 55.95

Vivaldi: Die Vier Jahreszeiten

The chamber orchestra St. Trudpert, which predominantly consists of very young musicians from the region, presents together with violin soloist Anke Ohnmacht-Döling Vivaldi's popular violin concertos "Die vier Jahreszeiten".

Vivaldi's music from the 18th century describes the seasons with their typical sounds and feelings and continually delights listeners anew.

Conductor Karin Karle enables young talents to perform demanding works in a professional setting with a focus on young talent.

Anke Ohnmacht-Döling studied violin at the Hochschule für Musik in Freiburg and at Indiana University in Bloomington, USA. She is a member of the first violins in the Philharmonic Orchestra Freiburg. Chamber music and interdisciplinary projects bring her together with various colleagues in diverse ensembles.

Admission: 4:30 PM

Münstertal

9/28/2025
5:00 PM

Tickets

from € 12.00

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