Dresdner Sinfoniker

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Himmel über Hamburg

With a spectacular skyscraper concert, the Dresdner Sinfoniker will open the Hamburg Summer of Culture on 17 July at 7 pm in cooperation with Kampnagel and the Elbphilharmonie. The setting is impressive: sixteen alphorns, nine trumpets, four tubas and four Chinese Dà Gǔ drums play from the high-rises of Stellingen’s Lenzsiedlung

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Himmel über Prohlis

Performances on high-rise buildings are unheard of, especially in the midst of socialist architecture. And yet, the Dresdner Sinfoniker simultaneously played on four seventeen-floor buildings and a long East German block of flats in Dresden Prohlis.

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TEAR DOWN THIS WALL!

Border Performance
A free public concert that straddled the U.S.-Mexico border and united people through music

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Concerts

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The Dresdner Sinfoniker

The Dresdner Sinfoniker are amongst the leading symphony orchestras for contemporary music. The ensemble’s productions – which feature musicians from almost every … read on

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Aghet

Armenian-Turkish-German concert project in commemoration of the Armenian genocide of 1915/16

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20 Years Sinfoniker

The orchestra celebrated its anniversary in 2018 with music by Zappa, Gundlach & Chapela.

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The World’s First Remote Conducting

Michael Helmrath conducts the Dresdner Sinfoniker remotely – via satellite

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Symphony for Palestine

Kayhan Kalhor and Cinema Jenin – A tour of the Westbank

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The High-rise Symphony

Battleship Potemkin, the Pet Shop Boys and a legendary Dresden prefabricated building

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I EXIST – to Rajasthan

How much longing is in belonging?
Scenic concert

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Dede Korkut

Docu-fictional music theatre for orchestra, voice and video installation

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Hasretim

A musical search for cultural identity by and with Marc Sinan

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Codex Dresdensis

A concert for the
end of time

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Barefoot Gen

Concert & video art in commemoration of the atomic bombing

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Neue Meister

The children’s orchestra Musaik, a social music project from Dresden Prohlis, and the Dresdner Sinfoniker are breaking new ground

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October

Silent Film Concert
A new Soundtrack to Sergej Eisensteins Reenactment of the October Revolution – performed live

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Mein Herz brennt

Song cycle based on lyrics and music from Rammstein
With René Pape and Katharina Thalbach

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Team

Markus Rindt

Artistic Director

Markus Rindt, artistic director of the Dresden Symphony Orchestra, was born in Magdeburg. He comes from a musical family – his mother was … read on

Franziska Jahn

Project Manager

Franziska Jahn, born in 1981, studied musicology and cultural management at the Franz Liszt Conservatory in Weimar from 2003 to 2009. Growing up in … read on

Benjamin Deiß

Creative Director

Benjamin Deiß, born 1981, studied film production and directing in Hamburg and London from 2000 to 2005. Following his studies, he worked in London … read on

Therese Menzel

Executive Producer

Therese Menzel was born 1986 in Kühlungsborn, Germany. The school years were followed by work stays in Ecuador and the USA as well as work in … read on

Himmel über Hamburg

Himmel über Prohlis

TEAR DOWN THIS WALL!

Concerts

The Dresdner Sinfoniker

Aghet

20 Years Sinfoniker

Concerts

The World’s First Remote Conducting

Symphony for Palestine

The High-rise Symphony

I EXIST – to Rajasthan

Dede Korkut

Dresdner Sinfoniker Patrons

Hasretim

Codex Dresdensis

Barefoot Gen

Neue Meister

October

Mein Herz brennt

Hasretim

The World’s First Remote Conducting

Barfuß durch Hiroshima

Team

Markus Rindt

Artistic Director

Franziska Jahn

Project Manager

Benjamin Deiß

Creative Director

Therese Menzel

Executive Producer

Dresdner Sinfoniker
Patrons