InnenSaiten
Much of our subconscious is particularly stimulated by it. In the fast pace of our everyday lives, the external and visual often seem to dominate. There is less and less time and space for music. Nevertheless, it is precisely through sound that we find access to the depths of human existence.
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At crescendo2025, you are invited to return together to this inner self and to set an example for the immense importance of music and culture, especially in times of crisis.
The programme will touch on the work of various French jubilarians such as Louise Farrenc, Maurice Ravel, Erik Satie and Pierre Boulez. One evening is dedicated to the piano quartets of Mélanie Bonis. Another composer will be portrayed with works by Clara Schumann. The opening concert with the UdK Berlin Symphony Orchestra under Giovanni Antonini will feature Beethoven's Eroica, Joseph Haydn's Sinfonia concertante and Fanny Hensel's Overture in C major. The changing history of our university will be explored in the final concert to mark its 50th anniversary: Music as a bridge builder and signpost against the racism and anti-Semitism of the latest political developments.
The tried and tested will also be retained. As every year, students and lecturers often work side by side across institutes and faculties to design the programmes and all events can be attended free of charge.
Once again, it is emphasised that music is not a luxury good, but makes an indispensable contribution to the continued existence and further development of society on a scientific, psychological and interpersonal level.
Explore your ‘inner strings’!
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Dates
May 2025
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