With this spectacular organ concert, the Bergson combines immortalised works by Bach with the changeable acoustics of Europe's smartest concert hall. Hansjörg Albrecht is a guest conductor and organist all over the world. In the Bergson, he takes you to different worlds of sound:
For example, to the Abbey Church of Caen and the symphonic sound of its Cavaillé-Coll organ. Or to St Peter's Church in Freiberg with its "silvery" sounding instrument by Silbermann. Or to Pasadena (USA) to the Skinner organ with special effect stops. How does it work? The new Hauptwerk system of the organ house in Stiftland makes it possible to combine so-called samples from famous organs around the world on an electronic console. The team at Bergson reacts acoustically to this, adjusts the reverberation times to match the original location and distributes stops around the room. A new sound experience – not only for those who love organs and Bach.
With the kind support of the Orgelhaus im Stiftland.
Works by J. S. Bach
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Toccata in d-Moll (BWV 565)
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Partita 2 (BWV 1004):
BWV 1001–1006: Drei Sonaten und drei Partiten
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Italienisches Konzert in F-Dur (BWV 971)
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Orchestersuite Nr. 3 D-Dur (BWV 1068)
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Ouvertüre nach französischer Art (BWV 831)
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Passacaglia in c-Moll (BWV 582)
Venue
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Car parks:
Yes
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Catering offer:
Ja, Getränke und Essen
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Tickets
Prices:
44,00 €
28,00 € (reduced price)
Supporter-Price: 56,00 €
More information
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Duration of the event:
16:00 – 17:15
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In which language:
German
Elektra Tonquartier © Bergson
Concert by Hansjörg Albrecht at the Minato Mirai Hall, Yokohama © Hansjörg Albrecht
Exterior view of Bergson Kunstkraftwerk © Bergson, Foto Simon Haseneder
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Bergson Kunstkraftwerk
The Bergson Kunstkraftwerk is an interdisciplinary cultural venue in the former heating plant in Munich-Aubing. It combines contemporary art, music, cuisine and debate on 20,000 square metres. The centrepiece is Europe's smartest concert hall – with variable acoustics and AI-supported sound architecture.