Brahms.LAB II - Family Concert
A musical gift

A concert about friendship and the big dreams of life: In the family concert of the young violinist Charlotte Thiele we get to know Johannes Brahms as a 20-year-old young man. Full of inner fire, will for freedom and great ambition, he seeks closeness to his friends at the same time. The three of them come up with an unusual plan: they want to compose a joint piece of music for the world-famous violinist Joseph Joachim. Easier said than done, because creating something great together is no easy task. Charlotte Thiele and young musicians from the Festivalcampus ensemble tell the story of what it sounds like when artists compete with each other, want to outdo each other and yet have to find a common path from the perspective of Clara Schumann, the close confidante and strong female figure in the life of the young Brahms. Much to experience for young ears and curious audience!

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The prices for family concerts are already reduced, so that the general family ticket cannot be used in addition for these concerts


Members of the Festivalcampus-Ensemble

Charlotte Thiele
Violin and conception

Benjamin Günst
Violin

Toby Cook
Viola

Bryan Cheng
Violoncello

Andrei Banciu
Piano

Nelly Sautter

Speaker

Magdalena Erhard

Text and concept collaboration



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