A Beethoven evening with the National Youth Orchestra of Germany
Beethoven was already losing his hearing when he wrote his famous Eroica. Artistically, he defied his illness, but it led to social isolation. In this concert, the National Youth Orchestra of Germany and students from the Education and Counselling Centre for the Hearing Impaired in Stegen focus on the theme of hearing. The orchestra will also perform works by Brett Dean, Mark Barden and Bernhard Wulff, which were written with and for the hearing-impaired.
National Youth Orchestra of Germany
Christoph Altstaedt
Students of the Education and Counselling Centre for the Hearing Impaired in Stegen
Christine Löbbert
Christine Löbbert
Adrian Pereyra
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