Schleißheim Castle near Munich

Programm:

Verdi:  Ouvertüre aus „Traviata“
Chopin: Klavierkonzert Nr.2 F-Moll
Schubert: Symphonie Nr.8 „Unvollendete“

Xintian Zhu - Klavier & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.

Programm:

Mozart: Konzert für Flöte und Harfe
Mahler: Symphonie Nr.5 Adagietto
Debussy: Danse sacrée et dance profane
Bizet: „Carmen Fantasy“ für Flöte
Smetana: „Die Moldau“
J. Strauß: „An der schönen blauen Donau“  Walzer 

J. Schöllhorn- Flöte, E. Jaulmes- Harfe & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.

Programm:

Rossini: „Wilhelm Tell”- Ouvertüre
Brahms: Violinkonzert D-Dur
Mozart: Oboenkonzert C-Dur
Mendelssohn: “Sommernachtstraum”-Suite
Gershwin: “Summertime”

Roman Kim – Violine, Giovanni De Angeli – Oboe & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.

Programm:

Haydn: Trompetenkonzert
Telemann: Tafelmusik für Trompete, Oboe,& Streicher  
Händel:  „Wassermusik“ für Trompete, Oboe,& Streicher
Mozart: Symphonie “Haffner”
Mendelssohn: “Sommernachtstraum”-Suite

GABRIELE  CASSONE - Trompete & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.

Vivaldi: „Die vier Jahreszeiten“ Pachelbel: Kanon
G.F. Händel: Concerto grosso
Mozart: „Eine kleine Nachtmusik“
Rossini: Streicherserenade C-Dur & Arie des Figaro
Gershwin: „Summertime“

Veriko Tchumburidze - Violine & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.

Programm:

Mozart: Symphonie „Haffner“
Mendelssohn: „Sommernachtstraum“-Suite
Bruch: Violinkonzert G-Moll
Bellini: Oboenkonzert

Residenz- Solisten

In the northern arcades of Schleißheim Castle you will experience a wonderful evening with the Residenz Soloists. The unique castle arcades, which are closed on three sides, are decorated with beautiful sculptures, which Ludwig II found so fascinating that he had similar sculptures made on the Herreninsel on Lake Chiemsee.

Vivaldi: „Die vier Jahreszeiten“
Boccherini: „Fandango“, „Madrid“ für Gitarre & Streicher
Albeniz: „Asturias“ und weitere berühmte spanische Kompositionen für Gitarre

Veriko Tchumurize - Violine, Leonard Becker - Gitarre  & Residenz-Solisten

In the northern castle arcades of Schleißheim Castle you will experience a wonderful evening with the Residenz Soloists. The unique castle arcades, which are closed on three sides, are decorated with beautiful sculptures, which Ludwig II found so fascinating that he had similar sculptures made on the Herreninsel on Lake Chiemsee.

Vivaldi: „Die vier Jahreszeiten“- gesamt
Mozart: „Eine kleine Nachtmusik“
Rossini: Serenade & Arie des Figaro
Brahms: Ungarischer Tanz Nr.6

Simon Zhu - Violine & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.

Vivaldi: „Die vier Jahreszeiten“- gesamt
Mozart: Eine kleine Nachtmusik
Rossini: Serenade & Arie des Figaro
Brahms: Ungarischer Tanz Nr.6

Simon Zhu - Violine & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.

Programm:

Verdi:  Ouvertüre aus „Nabucco“
Vivaldi: Flötenkonzert
Mozart: Konzert für Flöte D-Dur
Beethoven: Symphonie  Nr. 3 „Eroica“

Michael Kofler - Soloflöte MPHIL & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.