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3. Kammerkonzert der Bergischen Symphoniker

Mit Elgun Aghazada, Shino Nakai, Johanna Seffen und Christian Kircher

Konzert
Foto: Bergische Symphoniker
Foto: Bergische Symphoniker
2.3.25
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18:00 Uhr

Franz Schubert (1797-1828)

Quartettsatz c-Moll D. 103

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)

Streichtrio c-Moll op. 9 Nr. 3

Anton Webern (1883-1945)

Langsamer Satz für Steichquartett (1905)

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)

Streichquartett Nr. 4 c-Moll op. 18 Nr. 4

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  • ‍Elgun Aghazada Violine
  • ‍Shino Nakai Violine
  • ‍Johanna Seffen Viola
  • ‍Christian Kircher Violoncello

Kartenvorbestellung ausschließlich über Telefon: 0212 2508640 oder per Mail: kontakt@bergischesymphoniker.de

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Wechselausstellung

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Lines of Destiny

The painter Fritz Schaefler and his collector Joseph Heymann

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Guided Tours

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Public guided tour “Unlock your heads at last!”

Dada as political art between the world wars

During our public Sunday tour, our art educators will guide you through the exhibition „Unlock your heads at last!“ Dada as Political Art Between the World Wars.

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Ausstellungseröffnung „Sperren Sie endlich Ihren Kopf auf!“, Foto: Daniela Tobias 
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Führung

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Finissage „Sperren Sie endlich Ihren Kopf auf!“

Dialogführung mit Rosa Räderscheidt

Rosa Räderscheidt nimmt Sie zur Finissage in einer öffentlichen Dialogführung mit in die Ausstellung „Sperren Sie endlich Ihren Kopf auf!“ Dada als politische Kunst zwischen den Weltkriegen.

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