Sunday concerts
Great Voices. Powerful Emotions.
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Concert Series
Wednesday concerts
Classic Afterwork.
Paradisi gloria
Spiritual worlds of sound.
Klassik zum Staunen
Great Music for young listeners.
Next: Friday, 16 April 2021
Mit Händel durch Europa (WITHOUT AUDIENCE)
Guest concerts
The Munich Radio Orchestra on the road.
Next: Tuesday, 27 April 2021
I Lombardi alla prima crociata (cancelled)
News
PRINCIPAL CONDUCTOR Ivan Repušić
After two highly successful seasons with Ivan Repušić as principal conductor of the Munich Radio Orchestra, Bavarian Radio and the conductor have decided to extend his contract to the end of the 2023 season.
THE SEASON AT A GLANCE
You can find all concerts of the 2020/2021 season in the:
Sunday concerts
The Munich Radio Orchestra demonstrate the entire range of concertante music for the lyric stage with an excellent cast of solo singers.
Wednesdays at half past seven
The series for all who are open to different styles, but definitely want one thing: To listen to music that is entertaining, fascinating and gripping!
Paradisi gloria
Spiritual music of our time – resounding in the spectacularly modern nave of the Herz-Jesu-Kirche.
Munich Radio Orchestra
Founded in 1952, the Munich Radio Orchestra can look back on a 65-year history during which it has evolved into an ensemble with a vast artistic range and a versatility that ensures its place in Munich’s orchestral landscape.
Munich Radio Orchestra
Over the course of nearly 70 years of history the Munich Radio Orchestra has developed to an ensemble with a wideranging artistic spectrum. Concert performances of operas featuring renowned vocal soloists at Sunday Concerts and the “Paradisi gloria” series presenting sacred music from the 20th and 21st centuries, children’s and young people’s concerts with supplementary educational programs, entertaining theme evenings called “Wednesdays at 7:30” and music from film scores. Proof that the Munich Radio Orchestra has its hand on the pulse of the times can be found in the regularly recurring crossover programs linking classics and pop.