Wiener Symphoniker-Zyklus

At the center of the current Wiener Symphoniker cycle is Beethoven's great musical academy from November 29, 1814. Music Director Andrés Orozco-Estrada slips into the role of the Kärntnertor Kapellmeister Michael Umlauf, who at the time, as the mute servant behind the deaf master, played a key role in his success Works contributed. This is also the case with the world premiere of the cantata The Glorious Moment, which was offered in 1814 alongside the well-tried double pack of Wellington's Victory and 7th Symphony. And the cycle still offers quite a few glorious moments: the designated music director of the Vienna Volksoper, Omer Meir Wellber, and the Finnish shooting star Klaus Mäkelä make their debut at the orchestra's podium; On his 75th birthday, Gidon Kremer gives the audience the first performance of Mieczysław Weinberg's Violin Concerto in the Wiener Konzerthaus, while Martha Argerich, Sol Gabetta, Leonidas Kavakos and Rudolf Buchbinder shine with a best of in the repertoire.