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Symphony Concert

Aus der neuen Welt

Dvořák's famous Ninth and songs by Alma Mahler
© Kristin Hoebermann

2/28

Saturday | 2/28/2026
7:00 pm Start of Concert
Concert introduction with Albert Breier 1 hour before the concert starts in the hall of the Central Library (1st floor).
Kulturpalast, Konzertsaal

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3/1

Sunday | 3/01/2026
6:00 pm Start of Concert
Concert introduction with Albert Breier 1 hour before the concert starts in the hall of the Central Library (1st floor).
Kulturpalast, Konzertsaal

Prices
from 64 | 53 | 45 | 39 | 29 | 22 €
FLEX fee + 6 €
Reduced prices:
from € 10 for pupils under 18 
from €10 for young people under 30
from 11 € for Dresden-Pass and SB from GdB 80
Who receives discounts? Read here.

About the Concert

Alma Mahler's Seven Songs immediately lead us into the world of the turn of the century: emotions between melancholy and hope, set to music with a deep, almost intimate expressiveness. In the arrangement for medium voice and orchestra, they unfold a sonic dimension that both touches and inspires. On the other hand, Antonín Dvořák's Symphony No. 9, known as "From the New World," is quite different. It bridges the gap between two continents and pours the impressions of a life in foreign America into grand symphonic arches. Longing sounds here like a distant memory, pulsating yet full of vastness. Dvořák's famous English horn theme, often referred to as the "Song of the Lonely Wanderer," captivates as much as the dynamic contrasts between drama and delicate lyricism. An evening that explores completely different soundscapes – and shows how diverse musical longing can sound.

Program

Dora Pejačević
Overture in D minor

Alma Mahler
Seven Songs arranged for voice and orchestra

Antonín Dvořák
Symphony No. 9 in E minor "From the New World"

Artists

Emmanuel Tjeknavorian
Conductor
Tara Erraught
Mezzo-soprano
Dresdner Philharmonie

Biographies

Emmanuel Tjeknavorian

Emmanuel Tjeknavorian has been Music Director of the Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano since 2024. Before turning to conducting, he had already made a name for himself internationally as a violinist. He recently made his conducting debut with the Monte-Carlo and Antwerp orchestras, and in the 2025/26 season he will make his operatic debuts at the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino and the Rome Opera. The OPUS Klassik award winner has been hosting the monthly programme "Der Klassik-Tjek" on Radio Klassik Stephansdom in Vienna since 2017.

 

 

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Tara Erraught

Irish mezzo-soprano Tara Erraught is at home on both the opera and the concert stage, in many countries around the world. Whether Metropolitan Opera, Vienna State Opera or Irish National Opera, she has sung her way into the hearts of audiences everywhere. The Bavarian State Opera is particularly important to her, because she was a member of its Opera Studio and of its ensemble and still returns often to this opera house. But concerts with orchestras and recitals also fill her international calendar.

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Dresdner Philharmonie

Top Class!

Top class! That is the claim of the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra. The orchestra stands for concerts at the highest artistic level, musical education for all ages and looking beyond the musical horizon. Guest performances on almost every continent and collaborations with guests from all over the world have established the reputation of the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra in the international classical music world.  

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