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5th Symphony concert: Jet lag
Mon 16 January 2023
8 pm
Großer Saal
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5th Symphony concert: Jet lagMon 16. January 2023 / 8 pm / Großer Saal
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5th Symphony concert: Jet lagMon 16. January 2023 / 8 pm / Großer Saal
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Around 100 years later, Mahler composed his first symphony, whose title “Titan” and structure of a “symphonic poem in two parts” the composer withdrew from performance following the première in 1889. Nevertheless, the once-uttered movement descriptions and musical excerpts still form the basis of the debate surrounding this work to this day.
Programme
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Piano Concerto No. 17 in G major, K 453
Gustav Mahler
Symphony No. 1 in D major
Performers
- Angela Hewitt
- piano
- Wuppertal Symphony Orchestra
- Patrick Hahn
- conductor
Introduction to the concert
Professor Lutz-Werner Hesse provides an insight into the compositions and the creative work of the composer, as well as an overview of the historical context and background in a half-hourly concert introduction on the Mondays of symphony concerts performed by the Wuppertal Symphony Orchestra. Soloists or the conductor share interesting facts about the concert programme in dialogue with the audience.
Professor Lutz-Werner Hesse is a composer and the managing director of the Wuppertal department of the Hochschule für Musik und Tanz Köln.
Tickets for symphony concerts on Monday evenings include entrance to these concert introductions at 7.00 pm free of charge. (Please note, spaces are limited.)
The venue for the talk is signposted in the foyer.
Organiser
Kurt-Drees-Str. 4
42283 Wuppertal
info@sinfonieorchester-wuppertal.de
www.sinfonieorchester-wuppertal.de
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Directions
The Historische Stadthalle is located in the heart of North Rhine-Westphalia and lies in the centre of Wuppertal-Elberfeld. We are easily reached by public transport. The ICE train station and local bus stops are in the immediate vicinity.
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Parking Flat Day Rate
Make use of our flat day rate for parking. It only costs 4 euros. One useful tip: you can pay at the pay stations in the multi-storey car park itself or in the stairwell either when you return to your vehicle or in advance of attending events. That will save you time waiting at the pay stations after the end of events.
Accessibility
It goes without saying that the Historische Stadthalle is equipped to provide access for disabled people.
Wheelchair ramps and lifts (with announcement) will provide you with easy access to all rooms.
Parking spaces for disabled people are available both in the multi-storey car park and in the Südstrasse car park.
Toilets for disabled people can be found on the ground floor (to the right of the main entrance) at the eastern end of the foyer. They are clearly signposted.
A wheelchair is available in the building.
An unlimited number of wheelchair places is available in the Großer Saal.
Our concierge, foyer team and culinaria staff are happy to help should you need assistance at any time.
