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Experience a concert by one of the world’s leading brass quintets! Stockholm Chamber Brass takes you on a powerful musical journey through time, from the Renaissance to the present day. General Information Date: 3 February 2027 Time: 19:00 Venue: Orangerie Herrenhausen, Hannover Payment: Both cashless payment and cash payment are available on site. To avoid waiting times, we recommend purchasing tickets online. Accessibility: Our venues are accessible. The companion of a person with a disability (only with a B in their ID) is admitted free of charge. Discounts People doing voluntary service (under the JFDG), people with a degree of disability of 50 or more, and HannoverAktivPass holders receive a 20% discount on the regular ticket price. Pupils, students and trainees up to and including 29 years of age pay only €10.00 per ticket. This offer applies to all tickets in price categories B, C and D. With the AboVorteil, HAZ and NP subscribers receive a 10% discount on the regular admission price. Proof of eligibility must be presented at the entrance without being asked. Programme Hildegard von Bingen (1098–1179): Improvisation on O'Ecclesia Jenny Hettne (*1977): Mycorrhizal Network Nina Šenk (*1982): Three Songs Francisco de la Torres (1470–1520): La Spagna (arr. Urban Agnas) Benjamin Staern (*1978): Two Souls, One Mind Raffaella Aleotti (1575–1613): Exaudi Deus Orationem Meam Carlo Gesualdo (1566–1613): Three Motets (arr. Urban Agnas) Anders Hillborg (*1954): Brass Quintet, 1998 Description Stockholm Chamber Brass is today considered one of the most brilliant, world-leading brass quintets. Since its founding in 1988, the ensemble has paved the way for brass players in traditional chamber music and developed new, original
programmes . More than 60 compositions have been commissioned by the musicians, many of which are among the most frequently performed original works for brass quintets worldwide. The five outstanding musicians—Annamia Larsson on horn, Urban Agnas and Tom Poulson on trumpet, Jonas Bylund on trombone, and Dirk Hirthe on tuba—are distinguished by their distinctive artistic identity and the highest musical quality. Under the motto “Heavy Metal – Renaissance to Modern Times,” the quintet presents a diverse repertoire at the Orangerie Herrenhausen: experience skilful arrangements of old masters such as Hildegard von Bingen, Francisco de la Torres and Carlo Gesualdo, combined with captivating contemporary compositions. Look forward to a spectacular performance and chamber music for brass of the highest calibre!
programmes . More than 60 compositions have been commissioned by the musicians, many of which are among the most frequently performed original works for brass quintets worldwide. The five outstanding musicians—Annamia Larsson on horn, Urban Agnas and Tom Poulson on trumpet, Jonas Bylund on trombone, and Dirk Hirthe on tuba—are distinguished by their distinctive artistic identity and the highest musical quality. Under the motto “Heavy Metal – Renaissance to Modern Times,” the quintet presents a diverse repertoire at the Orangerie Herrenhausen: experience skilful arrangements of old masters such as Hildegard von Bingen, Francisco de la Torres and Carlo Gesualdo, combined with captivating contemporary compositions. Look forward to a spectacular performance and chamber music for brass of the highest calibre!
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