Dvořák’s captivating Eighth Symphony reflects the dance rhythms of the Czech people and the beauty of the Bohemian countryside. Schumann’s Concert Piece for Four Horns also evokes associations with joyful scenes of nature. Ligeti, in turn, combines the soloist’s horn with four natural horns in his Hamburg Concerto, creating new sound effects. The Junge Deutsche Philharmonie, which features Germany’s most talented music students, and conductor Jonathan Nott will perform it with Philharmoniker principal horn Stefan Dohr. Beyond that Z – Metamorphosis, a work by the Greek composer Minas Borboudakis will be performed.
Junge Deutsche Philharmonie
Jonathan Nott conductor
Stefan Dohr french horn
György Ligeti
Hamburg Concerto for horn and chamber orchestra
Stefan Dohr french horn
Antonín Dvořák
Symphony No. 8 in G minor, op. 88
Minas Borboudakis
‟Z ‒ Metamorphosis” for orchestra
Robert Schumann
Concert Piece for four horns and orchestra in F major, op. 86
