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Prom 47: Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, Andris Nelsons. What do you choose as an opener for one of the grandest symphonies in the repertoire – a 75-minute musical monument that unfolds in vast ...

On Monday, November 3, at 7:30pm, the world-renowned Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra will kick-off a concert tour of the United States in Houston, which is an official sister city of Leipzig, Germany.

Leipzig's Gewandhaus 02/17/2010 February 17, 2010. The Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra has 268 years of experience under its belt. Its seven-city tour through the leading concert halls in the US this ...

Though most Americans know Nelsons primarily from his perch at Symphony Hall, the conductor has a second musical home in Leipzig for part of the year — he has led the city’s vaunted Gewandhaus ...

Riccardo Chailly upholds tradition with the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra.With more than 250 years of music-making to its legacy, it is no surprise that the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra brings with ...

The Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig began as 16 musicians from a merchant concert society organized in 1743, but its roots go back to Telemann and Bach. It also collaborated with Mozart and ...

Reading music history can be rewarding. Hearing it is much more fun.Wednesday night’s concert by the Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig, presented at the Kennedy Center by Washington Performing ...

As played by the Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig, the visceral excitement in Beethoven's Fifth symphony was palpable, writes Ivan Hewett; a few nights later, conductor Riccardo Chailly also worked ...

BERLIN (AP) — Leipzig's Gewandhaus Orchestra says that Riccardo Chailly will step down next year as its chief conductor, four years before his contract was due to expire. The orchestra ...

News about Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig. Commentary and archival information about Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig from The New York Times.