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Charity concert to mark the day of German Unity: Love
Mon 3 October 2022
11 am
Großer Saal
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This charity concert focuses on different musical concepts of love. First, Debussy’s impressionist representation of the repentance of desire in “Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune”, recounted by a flute-playing faun. This is contrasted with the frequently sober attachment formed for political purposes, though in the case of Wagner’s opera “Tristan and Isolde”, this is based on true love.The charity concert continues the tradition of giving orchestra members the opportunity of a solo performance. Regardless of whether the Sinfonia Concertante K 297b was really written by Mozart or is merely his adaptation of another of his works, four soloists from the orchestra will demonstrate Wuppertal’s potent sound quality.
In “Le Poème de l’Extase”, Scriabin introduces the general theme that pervades all his work, the “concept of human power”. His work is impressive for its huge orchestra, which comes into its own in the fulminant final climax which is a musical transcription of the consolidation of human powers.
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Charity concert to mark the day of German Unity: LoveMon 3. October 2022 / 11 am / Großer Saal
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Charity concert to mark the day of German Unity: LoveMon 3. October 2022 / 11 am / Großer Saal
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Programme
Claude Debussy
“Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune”
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Sinfonia Concertante for Four Winds in E-flat major, K 297b
Richard Wagner
Prelude to “Tristan und Isolde”
Alexander Skrjabin
“Le Poème de l’Extase”, op. 54
Performers
- Andreas Heimann
- oboe
- Selina Lohmüller
- clarinet
- horn
- Alvaro Pestaña Díez
- bassoon
- Wuppertal Symphony Orchestra
- Patrick Hahn
- conductor
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Stadt Wuppertal
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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.
