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Symphoniekonzert IV
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- 12.01.27 7.00 PM - Staatsoper Unter den Linden
- 13.01.27 8.00 PM - Philharmonie Berlin - Großer Saal
[...] In the Reformations-Symphonie, however—composed in 1830 to mark the 300th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession in 1830 and premiered two years later with the Berlin Court Orchestra under his own direction, a serious, solemn tone emerges, while the quotations included—the “Dresden Amen” and Luther’s chorale “A Mighty Fortress”—point to the sacred realm. [...]
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Eleonora Buratto
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- Tosca - 08.01.27 7.30 PM - Staatsoper Unter den Linden
- Tosca - 15.01.27 7.30 PM - Staatsoper Unter den Linden
- Tosca - 20.01.27 7.30 PM - Staatsoper Unter den Linden
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Albina Shagimuratova
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Murat Özuzun
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Mufe Buratal
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Murat Karahan
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Il trovatore
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[...] Manrico thus begins to realize that he could not be Azucena’s son, but she successfully distracts him with prevarications.A messenger arrives: Manrico is to defend the fortress Castellor. Leonora decides to enter the convent, because she thinks her own lover has been dead since the duel. [...]
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[...] He conceived the opera in the Palladian style. The King selected a fortress site near the Kronprinzenpalais where he lived. By placing it on the city’s main axis – the Unter den Linden boulevard – and not as would be usual within the palace complex, this created Europe’s first independent theatre building as a cultural expression of the Enlightenment.The building, which was conceived as a nave, comprises the Apollo Hall (banqueting hall, foyer), the Theatre Hall (auditorium, ballroom) and the Corinthian Hall (stage and concert hall). [...]
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[...] He conceived the opera in the Palladian style. The King selected a fortress site near the Kronprinzenpalais where he lived. By placing it on the city’s main axis – the Unter den Linden boulevard – and not as would be usual within the palace complex, this created Europe’s first independent theatre building as a cultural expression of the Enlightenment.The building, which was conceived as a nave, comprises the Apollo Hall (banqueting hall, foyer), the Theatre Hall (auditorium, ballroom) and the Corinthian Hall (stage and concert hall). [...]