The Philharmonic Orchestra gets more and more attention for its unconventional programs, cross-over projects (such as “Mozart goes Jazz” or “Maria Bill singing Edith Piaf”) and for performing rarely played works such as Schmidt’s “The Book With Seven Seals” or Bernstein’s “Mass”. Whether in their own concert series or at numerous concerts for families, students and children – the Philharmonic Orchestra aims to appeal to people of any age and get them into classical music.

 

 

Conductor: Alexei Kornienko

Alexei Kornienko is an outstanding musician whose work is characterised both by an unconditional and joyful attention to text and also a boldness in interpretation. This seeming contradiction, in fact, stands the Austrian conductor Kornienko in very good stead. His work as a pianist of the Russian school, with his extraordinarily wide Classical and Romantic repertoire, is combined profoundly with his work as a conductor, which he has steadily expanded in recent years.

 

 

Concertmeister: Elena Denisova

As an ambassador of tonal sensuality, Elena Denisova ranks as one of the finest and most charismatic violinists of her generation. Known for her great musical maturity, individual style of interpretation and supreme virtuosity, her performances have won critical acclaim from press and public alike.

 

1. Franz von Suppé– The light cavalry overture
2. J.Strauss – Künstlerleben (Walzer, op.316)
3. J.Strauss – Im Krapfenwald Polka francais op.336
4. W.A. Mozart – Eine kleine Nachtmusik
5. Chinese piece –I love you China
6. P.Sarasate – Zigeunerweisen (Elena Solo)
7. Jacob Gade – Tango Jalousie (Elena Solo)
8. Hans Zimmer – He’s a Pirates
9. P.I.Tschaikowsky –Eugen Onegin: Polonaise
10. A.Khachaturian – Sabre dance
11. A.Khachaturian – Masquerade - Suite - Waltz
12. J.Strauss – Egyptischer Marsch op.335
13. J.Strauss – Perpetum mobile op.257
14. James Roy Horner –My heart will go on
15. J.Strauss – Eljen a Magyár Polka schnell op.332
16. J.Strauss – Frühlingsstimmen op.410