(Photo: Roberto Ricci)
Concerts with Yannik Nézet-Séguin in Italy and Germany
In the summer of 2016, the Berliner Philharmoniker brought their season to a close with a concert tour to German and Italian cities performing Czech music together with the conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin and the violinist Lisa Batiashvili, as in the previous Walbühne concert.(Photo: Roberto Ricci)
Yannick Nézet-Séguin
Amadeus Heutling, 2nd violin
Thomas Timm, 1st leader 2nd violins
Thomas Leyendecker, trombone
Fergus McWilliam, French horn
Andreas Buschatz, concertmaster
Studies by Janusz Widzyk about entrances, exits and doorways in Parma.
(Photo: Roberto Ricci)
(Photo: Michele Borzoni (concert) Filippo Barsali (dinner))
(Photo: Ansgar Klostermann)
Beautiful time exposure by Petra Coddington in Dortmund.
(Photo: Petra Coddington)
Esko Laine, solo double bass, Gunars Upatnieks, double bass
Václav Vonášek, bassoon
Franz Schindlbeck and Peter Fleckenstein (academy), percussion
Andrew Bain, solo French horn (helping out, he normally plays at the LAPhil), and Fergus McWilliam, French horn
1st concertmaster Daishin Kashimoto, Alvaro Parra, 1st violin, and concertmaster Andreas Buschatz
Klaus Wallendorf, French horn and poet laureate, on his last tour
Solo flute Mathieu Dufour and solo oboe Jonathan Kelly
Martin Heinze, double bass
Janusz Widzyk, double bass and wonderful (Photo: photographer)
Manfred Preis, clarinet
Yannick Nézet-Séguin
by Janusz Widzyk
1st trombone Christhard Gössling
Stanisław Pajak, double bass
Václav Vonášek, contra bassoon
Matthew McDonald, 1st solo double bass
Thomas Timm, leader of 2nd violins
(Photo: Janusz Widzyk)
Thomas Timm, leader of the 2nd violins
Michael Becker, general manager of the Tonhalle, greets Yannick Nézet-Séguin and the orchestra
Susanne Diesner, house (Photo: photographer)
The Stadtgraben in the middle of the famous Königsallee
Our hotel as a miniature world
You can rent this car!