Elegant sounds in the fruit hall: enchant Haydn and Mozart!

Elegant sounds in the fruit hall: enchant Haydn and Mozart!

On January 17, 2025, the city of Kaiserslautern announces a special musical event that will take place in the fruit hall on February 7, 2025. The event begins at 7:30 p.m. and offers a varied program with captivating works of classic masters. At the center of the concert is Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 101, known as "The Clock". The soloist of the evening is the talented violinist Maria Ioudenich, conducted by Yi -chen Lin.

Maria Ioudenich has made a name for itself through numerous international violin competitions that she won in 2021. They have established their impressive appearances with renowned orchestras, including the German Symphony Orchestra Berlin, in the classical music world. The conductor Yi-Chen Lin, a busy music director from Taiwan, brings her experience of engagements at Lyric Opera Chicago, who with the Norske Opera and the Saxon State Chapel Dresden.

A look at the programs

In addition to Haydn's symphony, the concert will also include Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 3 in G major and Max Reger's variations op. 132 on a topic from Mozart's sonata No. 11 a major KV 311. The concert launch takes place at 6:45 p.m. in the Red Saal and is carried out by Dr. Burkhard Egdorf. Here the listeners get deeper insights into the pieces they will experience.

Die Symphony No. 101 in D major (Hob. I: 101) from Haydn was composed in 1794 during his second trip to England. This composition, which was created in two stages, not only has a high artistic value, but also carries humorous and contrasting elements that make up its charming character. Incidentally, the nickname "The Clock" comes from the publisher Johann Traeg and refers to the striking rhythmic motifs that are reminiscent of clock strikes.

ticket information

The prices for the tickets vary: normal tickets cost 30.00 euros, while reduced tickets are available for 11.50 euros. Interested parties can purchase tickets in the tourist information, Fruchthallstraße 14, and via Thalia Ticketservice. A ticket hotline is also available, which can be reached at 01806-57 00 00. Online tickets are available at www.eventim.de.

DIE SINFONE No. 101 is part of the London symphonies and has a performance time of approx. 25 to 30 minutes. The premiere took place on March 3, 1794. Haydn conducted his symphonies at the London concerts first from the harpsichord and from 1792 from the piano forte. This concert not only promises to become a festival for the ears, but also an insight into the development of symphonics, especially in comparison to the works of Beethoven.

With such a rich musical offer and excellent artists, the concert on February 7 in Kaiserslautern will certainly be an unforgettable experience for all music lovers. You can find out more about the concert on the official website of Kaiserslautern, where further details and information about future events are provided.

For more information about the concert and the artists, click here: Kaiserslautern , here for more about haydn: wikipedia , and for a general overview of Symphony concerts: haydn.it .