Weikersheim, Germany
The Tauberphilharmonie is a modern concert hall in Weikersheim, opened in 2014 on the banks of the Tauber river. With around 820 seats, it serves as the main venue for the Jeunesses Musicales Deutschland and hosts classical concerts, chamber music, and youth music events throughout the year. The building's striking contemporary architecture contrasts with the historic Renaissance town surrounding it.
Germany's Deutsche Streicherphilharmonie performs a programme from Mozart through Vivaldi to Bartók, blending Nordic elegance with Bohemian melody in this classical string orchestra concert.
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Viera Blech, one of the leading brass bands in the German-speaking world, closes the season at the Tauberphilharmonie Weikersheim with an evening of inventive brass music.
Former DEBUT prize winners return to Weikersheim for an evening of opera arias and ensemble music, reflecting on how their careers have developed since the competition.
A lieder evening featuring DEBUT competition finalists performing Scandinavian art songs. Prize ceremony and premiere of a commissioned work by a Swedish composer.
The DEBUT competition finale features the Würzburg Philharmonic Orchestra. Young opera singers perform arias and overtures under conductor Mark Rohde's direction.
Pianist Igor Levit performs four Beethoven sonatas, from op. 2 No. 1 to the celebrated Waldstein. A concert with one of today's finest interpreters of piano classics.
Noa Wildschut and the Kammerphilharmonie Ingolstadt pair Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" with Piazzolla's Buenos Aires seasons - eight seasons in a single evening.
Cuban pianist Omar Sosa and Hamburg's NDR Bigband team up for the third time with "Raices unidas", weaving jazz together with Afro-Cuban and Latin American musical traditions.