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Stuttgarter Philharmoniker Musicians

The Stuttgart Philharmonic was founded in 1924 and represents both the city of Stuttgart and the state of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Since then we have aspired to become an essential part of cultural guidance and education, and to give our audiencess an emotional home.

Our goal as a heterogeneous, international orchestra is to contribute to an open-minded, multicultural society. As members of the „Orchester des Wandels“ we found an opportunity to invest in climate change discussions and possible solutions for our future generations. Together with other orchestras in the country we aim to combine our efforts and to partner with our cultural and economic heavyweights in Stuttgart to set the stage for both music and climate change awareness.

 


Climate Concerts of the Stuttgarter Philharmoniker

22. March 2025
Tropical Wood and Stormy Seas

Stuttgart, 3:00 p.m. Internationales Bachfest Stuttgart meets Stuttgarter Philharmoniker. Orchester des Wandels meets International Bachfest Stuttgart meets Stuttgart Philharmonic. This year's motto of the Bach festival 'Bach & South America' fits in a wonderful way with our commitment to sustainability in precious timber mining and trade. The musicians build a bridge between Bach and Vivaldi to Villa-Lobos and Piazolla and report on the Pernambuco project in Brazil

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Past Climate Concerts of the Stuttgarter Philharmoniker

10. October 2023
Concert in the Castle for Madagascar

Stuttgart, 6:30 p.m. Musicians of the Stuttgarter Philharmoniker will play an exclusive surprise program at Rosenstein Castle with works by Haydn, Milhaud, Ibert, Hindemith, Zemlinsky and Piazolla.

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27. October 2022
Masoala-Ensemble Castle Concert

Stuttgart, 8:00 p.m. In the middle of the Rosenstein Park, the columned hall of Rosenstein Castle will transform into a concert hall on October 27 with members of the Stuttgart Philharmonic performing a diverse program of chamber music. The Masoala Ensemble, made of up members of the Philharmonic, takes you on a journey through different musical worlds. From the baroque opulence of Luigi Boccherini to Mozart's outlaw ease, we will travel through Bulgarian folklore to film music by Philip Glass.

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