Stegreif Orchestra: freemahler – What the Earth Tells Us

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1 Earth – 11 musicians – 111 melodies: With “freemahler – What the Earth Tells Us,” the Stegreif Orchestra explores the music of Gustav Mahler, which powerfully captured the beauty of nature more than a hundred years ago. A beauty that could already be largely lost in another hundred years if the Earth continues to change so drastically due to human-induced climate change. The program includes references to various works by Mahler, all of which are united by the common theme of nature. The result is a multifaceted reflection on Mahler’s musical world at this pivotal moment in time.

Stegreif is an improvisational symphony orchestra composed of genre-crossing musicians that opens up new approaches to classical music. The recompositions blend the musical heritage with contemporary influences and improvisation. The performance takes place without a conductor, without sheet music, and without chairs—and this freedom is used for improvisation, movement, and direct interaction.

Lineup
Artistic Director – Juri de Marco
Musical Director – Franziska Aller
Choreography – Viola Schmitzer
Costume Design – Sophie Schliemann

Admission: 34€
Reduced rate: 26€
Wheelchair users: 26€
Friends of JazzHall e.V.: 27€
Prices do not include fees

Tickets are available on the JazzHall .

Supported by the Prof. Dr. Ernst Langner Foundation and the Claussen-Simon Foundation.