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Peter’s grandfather lives with many animals near the forest. A wolf lives there too, and he has his eye on Peter’s animal friends. But the clever boy knows how to protect them – the fluttering bird, the waddling duck, the stealthy cat… and each animal has its own melody. Sergei Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf is perhaps the best-known musical fairy-tale. Author and narrator Tilman Birr brings the story to the stage in a new version, while the music brings the characters to life and introduces the instruments of the orchestra. Also involved: a foley artist who provides crackling suspense, fluttering wings, and the menacing growl of the wolf.
Artists
Members of the Berliner Philharmoniker
Marlene Ito violin
Simon Roturier violin
Martin von der Nahmer viola
Martin Löhr cello
Michael Karg double bass
Jelka Weber flute
Dominik Wollenweber oboe
Andraž Golob clarinet
Václav Vonášek bassoon
Johannes Lamotke french horn
Georg Schreckenberger french horn
Andrej Žust french horn
Guillaume Jehl trumpet
Olaf Ott trombone
Jan Schlichte drums
Raphael Haeger conductor
Jelka Weber idea and concept
Tilman Birr concept, text and narrator
Simone Nowicki foley artist
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Duration ca. 1 hour
For school classes in grades 1 to 4
Tickets: free of charge, participation request via form
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Free admission, closed school event
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