Nutcracker experienced: Baltic Sea Philharmonic inspires Lübeck!

Nutcracker experienced: Baltic Sea Philharmonic inspires Lübeck!

Lübeck, Deutschland - An unforgettable concert experienced Lübeck on Monday evening when the Baltic Sea Philharmonic conquered the stage of the music and congress hall with a breathtaking performance of Tchaikovsky's “Nusscracker”. The orchestra, known for its innovative and noticeable performance, captivated the audience from the first second. "The movement on stage and that the musicians had no fixed places was nice and refreshing," enthused an enthusiastic viewer. A young fan noticed: "I think the musicians had a lot of fun - they laughed at each other on stage and so!"

a spectacle of the senses

The performance, which was spectacularly operated under the title "Nutcracker", transformed the classic ballet evening into a dramatic symphony. Conductor Kristjan Järvi, who whirled over the stage like a shaman with a rattle in his hand, encouraged the audience to sing along and snippet. "The piece has a nice flow," explained Thomas Hummel, co -founder of the orchestra. "It takes you on a trip to another sphere." The musicians, who played by heart for an hour and a half, constantly changed positions and literally danced with their instruments.

The enthusiasm for the creative staging was noticeable when the orchestra entered the stage, already playing and in motion. "For the orchestra members, this is always a kind of island to arrive here and make music in a completely different way," continues Hummel. This dynamic performance fits perfectly with a ballet and ensures a unique experience that captivates the audience.

Advent concerts and more

The concert in Lübeck was part of the Advent concerts of the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, which presented two more evenings with the Tölz boys' choir in Rendsburg and Meldorf. The young singers, who have had a long tradition since 1956, invite the audience to a musical trip around the world that includes Christmas carols from different cultures. The SHMF also promises an exciting program in the coming year that makes the hearts of music lovers beat faster.