CHILDREN’S CONCERTS
Every season, the Munich Chamber Orchestra dedicates a special concerts to young listeners with the Children’s Concert. The orchestra has already collaborated with many partners. Among them are the Schauburg and FRÄNZCHEN, the children’s programme of the Museum Villa Stuck. This is the second time that the percussion duo Double Drums has appeared on stage together with the MKO. Every year, a completely new musical journey takes place on the stage of the Prinzregententheater and the chamber orchestra welcomes the young listeners to its concert hall, where the “grown-ups” come for the subscription concerts. There is a special reduced price for children and with the ‘2+2 ticket’ not only parents can accompany the children to their concert.
Tobi Krell (known from "Checker Tobi"), photo: Hans-Florian Hopfner
Children’s concert with Tobi Krell
Saturday, March 26 2023, 4 pm, Prinzregententheater
for children older than 6 years
Due to a Corona related postponement of the filming of the new movie by Tobi Krell (known from “Checker Tobi”) in Vietnam, our children’s concert on 13.03.2022 unfortunately has to be postponed. The replacement date is 26.03.2023.
Tickets already purchased remain valid.
TOBI KRELL speaker | presenter
CLEMENS SCHULDT conductor
Detailed information on the music will follow shortly.
The Munich Chamber Orchestra and its principal conductor Clemens Schuldt wish to explore musical questions together with you, using completely different music and instrumental techniques: What do we actually imagine when we listen to music? What are all the exciting sounds and noises on string instruments and what images do they produce in the mind? Tobi Krell (known from “Checker Tobi”) will collect your images and try to answer all these questions! Will you go on a fantasy journey with us?
›STRINGS’N’DRUMS 2‹
Children’s concert with Double Drums
16th July 2022, 3 pm
Isarphilharmonie im Gasteig HP8
DOUBLE DRUMS percussion
CLEMENS SCHULDT conductor
With works by Antonio Vivaldi, Henri Dutilleux, Arnold Schönberg, Pjotr Iljitsch Tschaikowsky, Bryce Dessner, Tan Dun and Astor Piazzolla.
