Upcoming concerts


Saturday

30.11.

2024

18:00  |  Frauenkirche Dresden

Advent Concert of ZDF

Riccardo Minasi | Conductor
Nikola Hillebrand | Sopran
Emily D’Angelo | Mezzosoprano
Thomas Quasthoff | Bass
Matthias Wollong | Violin
Sebastian Herberg | Viola
Sächsischer Staatsopernchor


Thursday

5.12.

2024

20:00  |  Semperoper

Chamber Music Evening N° 3

Works by Hindemith, Czerny and Dvořák.


Sunday

15.12.

2024

11:00  |  Semperoper

Symphony Concert N° 4

Philippe Herreweghe | Conductor
Friedrich Thiele | Cello

Works by Haydn and Mozart.


Monday

16.12.

2024

19:00  |  Semperoper

Symphony Concert N° 4

Philippe Herreweghe | Conductor
Friedrich Thiele | Cello

Works by Haydn and Mozart.


Benvenuto
Daniele Gatti

With the appointment of Daniele Gatti as chief conductor of the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden, a new chapter in the long-standing collaboration will begin in August 2024.

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Saison 24|25

Frank Peter Zimmermann

Capell-Virtuos 2024/2025

In the 2024/2025 season, the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden will welcome Frank Peter Zimmermann, one of its “Capell Virtuosos”, for a second season in Dresden.

Mahler Cycle Part 1

Gustav Mahler's Symphonies No. 1 to 4

Experience the first part of a major symphony cycle with the chief conductor of the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden, Daniele Gatti.

for young and old

Kapelle for all occasions

Whether happy, sad, relaxed or full of adrenaline: classical music fits in every situation.With the format "Kapelle for all occasions", the Staatskapelle takes up this principle and shows that classical music can be played anywhere!

Youth Package

Take4Concert for 30 €

The Take4Concert youth package costs 30€ and includes four concerts with the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden. It is valid per season for school pupils aged 16 and older, trainees, volunteers in the Federal Voluntary Service (BFD) and in their social year as well as students up tot he age of 30 on presentation of a valid school or student ID. Free choice of selected concerts at the Semperoper and other venues.

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