Concert Calendar

With this musical wildflower bouquet, the Landesblasorchester Baden-Württemberg presents a sampling of original wind music from Western Europe. The music was all written in the last 10 years and represents three other countries (Netherlands, Belgium and France) and composers who have made significant contributions to the development of wind music in addition to their homeland of Germany. In addition, the orchestra is giving a young German composer the opportunity to write a work especially for this conference. We believe that through this contrasting program we will be able to give a musical showcase of wind music culture from Western Europe in Asia.

Landesblasorchester Baden-Württemberg (D) – Björn Bus, conductor

8 June 2024 – Deilingen (D)

9 June 2024 – Kronenzentrum – Bietigheim/Bissingen (D)

6 July 2024 – Hambrücken (D)

7 July 2024 – Göppingen (D)

19 July 2024 – 20th WASBE Conference Gwangju-Gyeonggi (South Korea)

Program: → Capriccio, and many more…

L’Auditori Barcelona – Spain

19:00 Hrs

Banda Municipal de Barcelona – José R. Pasqual-Vilaplana, conductor

Program: → Der Arme Poet, (European premiere), and many more…

More info: → info for participation, or → L’Auditori Barcelona

Felipe VI Auditorium – Estepona (E)

21:00 hrs

About the program: → Impresiones de Estepona, → Pasion por la Musica, → Revived.

Kloosterbibliotheek Wittem (NL)

20:15 Hrs

Ensemble Zuiderwind

Program: → Concertino for winds, and many more

14:30 Hrs

Cultuurkoepel – Kennemerstraatweg 464, 1851 NG Heiloo (NL)

Koninklijke Harmoniekapel Delft – Paul van Gils, conductor

Program: → Capriccio, and many more…

Tickets and more info: → Cultuurkoepel

National Military Museum (NL)

Orkest Koninklijke Marechaussee – Bert van Cruchten, conductor

program; → Nocturne, and many more…

Experience Ensemble Fiati Mosateum’s enchanting performance, featuring talented students from Maastricht Conservatorium in a captivating programme of Mozart and Mahler masterpieces. The programme opens with one of the gems of literature for winds: the five movement Serenade in Eb KV 375 for eight winds by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, followed by Christiaan Janssen’s “The Muses,” where the ensemble expands with 2 flutes and a double bass. The grand finale, guided by mezzo-soprano Bori Barbara Soós, includes an extra bass clarinet and harp, presenting Mahler’s enchanting world with songs like Rückertlieder and Urlicht, sung passionately. Don’t miss Ensemble Fiati Mosateum!

19:30 Hrs

Willem Hijstek Hall – Conservatorium Maastricht (NL)

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