Rotterdams Philharmonisch Orkest
Strauss, Lang, Ziehrer, Lachenmann, Zimmermann
This concert includes a festive glass of bubbly, as well as a delicious amuse-bouche from the house.
The Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra brings a concert with Viennese atmosphere to the PHIL together with conductor Patrick Hahn, featuring works by Strauss and much more.
The Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra distinguishes itself through the intense energy of its concerts, its acclaimed recordings, and its innovative audience engagement. Founded in 1918, it has established a unique place among Europe's most leading symphony orchestras.
After the initial pioneering years, the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra develops from 1930 under Eduard Flipse into one of the most prominent Dutch orchestras.
The orchestra is regularly heard at various venues: from Rotterdam stages to the most renowned concert halls at home and abroad. With all its concerts, educational performances, and community projects, the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra attracts between 150,000 and 200,000 visitors each season, including a considerable number of young people.
Website: Rotterdams Philharmonisch Orkest | Patrick Hahn
Including sparkling wine and appetizer
During the intermission we turn this concert into a small celebration. You can enjoy a glass of sparkling wine (also alcohol-free available) and a delicious appetizer.
Programme
Johann Strauss
1825–1899
Die Fledermaus: Overture
Josef Strauss
1827–1870
Sphärenklänge, opus 235
Johann Strauss
1825–1899
Pizzicato Polka, opus 234
Bernhard Lang
1957– present
Monadologie XXIII '…For Stanley K.'
Carl Michael Ziehrer
1843–1922
Grossstädtisch: Polka schnell, opus 438
Helmut Lachenmann
1935– present
Marche fatale, for large orchestra
intermission
Bernd Alois Zimmermann
1918–1970
Rhineland Fair Dances, for 13 wind instruments
Josef Strauss
1827–1870
Dynamides Waltz, opus 173
Richard Strauss
1864–1949
The Knight of the Rose, opus 59: Suite
