Standing ovation for the London Symphony Orchestra in Dresden!

Standing ovation for the London Symphony Orchestra in Dresden!

Kulturpalast, 01067 Dresden, Deutschland - The London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) demonstrated its musical skills on May 30, 2025 in the Kulturpalast in Dresden. Under the direction of Sir Antonio Pappano, the new chief conductor of the orchestra, the top -class occupation of the audience received. The concerts, part of the renowned Dresden Music Festival are known for their variety of artistic Exercises and attract music lovers from all over the world.

In the first part of the program, the violinist Lisa Batiashvili, who is known for her interpretations of Mozart's works, presented the overture for the opera "The wedding of Figaro" and the violin concert No. 5 in A major by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Batiashvili, which comes from Georgia, is considered an ideal cast for the demanding solo game. The second part of the concert was dedicated to the “Fantastic Symphony” masterpiece by Hector Berlioz, which tells the turbulent love of an unknown artist in five impressive sentences. The “Pavane” by Gabriel Fauré, who enchanted the audience again, was at an atmospheric encore.

The Dresden Music Festival

The Dresden Music Festival are under the motto "Love" and last until June 14, 2025. As part of the festival, a total of 58 concerts are offered, where renowned ensembles and artists from all over the world appear. In the past, prestigious orchestras such as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Vienna Symphonists and the NHK Symphony Orchestra from Tokyo had played on the music festival. This long tradition and historical importance make the festival the best known classical festival in East Germany.

In addition to the classic offers, the festival also ensures stylistic diversity. Appearances by artists such as the Portuguese fado singer Mariza and pop musician Ronan Keating expand the program and offer the audience a wide-ranging musical experience. The venues are scattered across the entire city, including the impressive rooms of the Frauenkirche, the Semperoper and the Festspielhaus Hellerau, and contribute to the special atmosphere of the festival. The overall program is not only a tribute to developments in classical music, but also a platform for new musical currents.

The music festival is not only a cultural highlight for Dresden, but also a platform for the connection of tradition and innovation in classical music. With such a well -occupied concert as that of the London Symphony Orchestra and the talented Lisa Batashvili, it is no wonder that this event is of great importance for guests from near and far. To learn more about the extensive program of the festival, visit the website of the Dresden Music Festival .