AS YOU LIKE IT! - YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE DRESDEN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Do you like to plan for the long term and have your best plans on the calendar early? Then our Festplatz subscriptions are just right for you. Are you one of those who like to make your own choices and plan more flexibly? Then an elective subscription is certainly the best option for you.
Whether you prefer nine or six concerts, whether with famous soloists or the greats of the future, whether with well-known masterpieces of orchestral music or with treasures that are waiting to be discovered - each of our large subscriptions has the right concerts for you. Depending on the number of concerts, you can save up to 40 percent on the normal ticket price. You will find our large subscriptions under the designation A-C.
You like to go to a concert, but it doesn't have to be the whole big package? With our small subscriptions, we have selected four or five concerts for you. With our matinee concerts, you can start your Sunday with a musical highlight. Or perhaps you are one of those who like to crown your working week with a concert on Friday evening, or you prefer to mix things up and come to us on different days of the week. You will find our small subscriptions under the designation D-I.
Do you like classical music more intimate, in a small ensemble and would like to experience our musicians individually? Our two chamber music subscriptions combine five chamber concerts on Sundays at 11 am and 6 pm respectively. With our Festival Special, you have the opportunity to experience our Artist in Residence on three consecutive evenings for a small price. Our extras can be found under the designation K1, K2 and PatKop.
Everything I want! You would like to be flexible and choose your own concerts? Then use our elective subscription, which you can book with at least 4 concerts. You have to book the same number of seats per concert. You can book as many elective subscriptions as you like per season; these lose their validity after the last concert. The elective subscription ends automatically with the visit of the last booked event.
Paying just 7.50 € for a concert? Of course! Pupils, young people (students, trainees, men and women doing voluntary service or a voluntary social year, people doing military service) and asylum seekers can purchase any subscription for €7.50 per concert from the start of sales. These Young People € subscriptions do not renew after the end of the season.
"I think it is sensational that Patricia Kopatchinskaja will play several concerts with us at once. For me, she is one of the greatest artists ever. The festival with her, where she will play the great violin concertos of the 1930s on three evenings in a row, is simply not to be missed. On the one hand, she is an excellent violinist, but she is much more than that: she bubbles over with passion for what she plays and inspires the audience with it as well. I would also like to recommend the concerts with Cristian Măcelaru. Not because he is my compatriot, although of course that creates a special connection, but because he makes our orchestra perform at its best with his precise conducting and at the same time enormous musicality."
Her recommendations:
DVOŘÁK 6 9/10 MRZ 24 (included in subscriptions A, H & WA).
PATRICIA KOPATCHINSKAYA I-III 6/7/8 JUN 24 (ethalten in Abo PatKop).
"Gulda and Mozart, there could hardly be a greater contrast, could there? That is precisely why I would like to especially recommend this concert to you. Mozart's 'Gran Partita' is the classical summit work for wind instruments, Gulda's cello concerto already protrudes into the light music of our time. Nevertheless, both have a common breath. Let's explore it together! There is a lot of talk about musical maturity and authenticity, especially among the 'stars' of classical music. All the more astonishing and touching when a young artist can convey both seemingly effortlessly and the phrase 'she can enchant the audience' needs no explanation. María Dueñas is one of these gifted young artists, let's let her enchant us!"
His recommendations:
GULDA AND MOZART 14 JAN 24 (included in subscriptions K2 and WA).
KENT NAGANO 6/7 APR 2 (included in subscriptions A, G and WA).
"Exciting for me, of course, are the works of Debussy and Ravel, which give room to the flexible sound of the flute and open up the possibility for the flutist to illuminate the entire spectrum of sound colors. An entire program is dedicated to this atmospheric music - wonderful! I am also very much looking forward to Dvořák's 'Stabat mater' for Dresden's Memorial Day with Marek Janowski. This is wonderful music, sung by the fabulous MDR Radio Choir, whose expressiveness and richness of color regularly gives me goosebumps, especially in our hall. But beware, danger of addiction!"
Her recommendations:
STABAT MATER 13 FEB 24 (included in subscriptions D and WA).
DEBUSSY AND RAVEL 1/2 MR 24 (included in subscriptions F, B and WA).
"For me, there are some favorites, for example Ravel's 'Daphnis and Chloé' in early March. I played that piece in my rehearsal concert. After that, I got the confirmation that I could start the rehearsal year. So this marks an important stage in my professional career. I am especially looking forward to the saxophone program! Of course, because of the rather unusual solo instrument, but we are also playing Shostakovich's 'Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk'. That is actually opera music, and we are performing excerpts from it as a suite. It's a real challenge for us, and I'm excited to see how it works in the concert hall."
His recommendations:
SAXOPHON! 25/26 NOV 23 (included in subscriptions A, E and WA).
DEBUSSY AND RAVEL 1/2 MR 24 (included in subscriptions F, B and WA).
We are serious about 'Maestro'! With this subscription, you will not only experience the first concert of our future chief conductor Sir Donald Runnicles, but also a whole series of other 'great' conductors of our time, from Kent Nagano and Marek Janowski to our Principal Guest Conductor Kahchun Wong.
All subscriptions are available for students and young people for 7,50€ per concert only. Severely disabled people (above 80%) get a 50% discount to the general subscription price. Both offers are available via the ticket service only.
The new Chief Conductor with music from "Tár" and the effective "Clock Symphony" by Haydn.
The famous "Symphony from the New World" and an exciting clarinet concerto
Beethoven's monumental Ninth Symphony with three choirs and a large orchestra
The star conductor with Brahms' First Symphony and a world premiere by our Composer in Residence
Weihnachtskonzert mit der Nussknacker-Suite und Tschaikowskis Violinkonzert
Marek Janowski conducts Wagner's great love drama
The Adagio from Mahler's Tenth Symphony and Shostakovich's poignant Fourth Symphony
Grieg's multi-colored sound palette paired with the "Symphony of Lamentations" by Polish composer Henryk Górecki
Beethoven's Seventh and the Piano Concerto by Antonín Dvořák
Do you love Rachmaninov and especially his piano concertos? Or do you like works for orchestra
and choir? This subscription offers that and much more: Bruckner's popular Fourth Symphony as well as the melodious
Dvořák's melodious Eighth Symphony and Stravinsky's 'Le Sacre du printemps'.
All subscriptions are available for students and young people for 7,50€ per concert only. Severely disabled people (above 80%) get a 50% discount to the general subscription price. Both offers are available via the ticket service only.
With the young conductor Dalja Stasevska on the podium and Leila Josefowicz as soloist
Anna Vinnitskaya plays all of Rachmaninov's piano concertos on two evenings
Palace organist Olivier Latry plays Liszt, Kahchun Wong conducts Tchaikovsky's "Soul Drama"
Gustav Mahler's "Tragic" with Cristian Măcelaru on the podium
Bruckner's "Romantic" and the Jussen brothers with Mendelssohn's concerto for two pianos
Stravinsky's "Sacre" and excerpts from Debussy's romantic opera "Pelléas and Melisande"
The Dresden Chamber Choir celebrates its 40th anniversary with works such as Handel's "Fireworks Music"
A concert around the fire and a magical fairy tale
You could call it the 'subscription with a feel-good guarantee'. But above all, it is one with which you can both outstanding conductors, such as our future chief conductor Sir Donald Runnicles, as well as masterpieces of classical music. From Rachmaninov's piano concertos with the outstanding Anna Vinnitskaya to Mahler's Symphony No. 5 and Stravinsky's 'Firebird'
All subscriptions are available for students and young people for 7,50€ per concert only. Severely disabled people (above 80%) get a 50% discount to the general subscription price. Both offers are available via the ticket service only.
The new Chief Conductor with music from "Tár" and the effective "Clock Symphony" by Haydn.
Anna Vinnitskaya plays all of Rachmaninov's piano concertos on two evenings
Piano concerto and symphony by Mozart and excerpts from famous Strauss operas
Gustav Mahler's "Tragic" with Cristian Măcelaru on the podium
The new chief conductor with Britten's poignant major work for Dresden's memorial day
Pure Romanticism: plays Schumann's Violin Concerto and Brahms' Second Symphony
A concert around the fire and a magical fairy tale
In this series, you can experience two former chief conductors of the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra: Michael Sanderling returns to the podium with Dvořák's Requiem and Marek Janowski will conduct Richard Wagner's love drama 'Tristan und Isolde' in concert. You can also look forward to Beethoven's Ninth and Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto for Christmas, played by our Artist in Residence Augustin Hadelich.
All subscriptions are available for students and young people for 7,50€ per concert only. Severely disabled people (above 80%) get a 50% discount to the general subscription price. Both offers are available via the ticket service only.
Sanderling conducts Dvorák's masterpiece for large choir and orchestra for the Day of German Unity
Beethoven's monumental Ninth Symphony with three choirs and a large orchestra
Weihnachtskonzert mit der Nussknacker-Suite und Tschaikowskis Violinkonzert
Marek Janowski conducts Wagner's great love drama
The Adagio from Mahler's Tenth Symphony and Shostakovich's poignant Fourth Symphony
The Polish Symphony Orchestra as guest with works by Brahms and Weinberg
This subscription is just right for you if you like to experience the tried and tested, but also like variety. Our former chief conductor Michael Sanderling conducts Dvořák's Requiem and Shostakovich's Eighth, the Dresdner Kreuzchor sings Mozart's Requiem and our Artist in Residence Augustin Hadelich embarks on a musical journey together with Francesco Piemontesi in a duo evening.
All subscriptions are available for students and young people for 7,50€ per concert only. Severely disabled people (above 80%) get a 50% discount to the general subscription price. Both offers are available via the ticket service only.
Sanderling conducts Dvorák's masterpiece for large choir and orchestra for the Day of German Unity
Piano concerto and symphony by Mozart and excerpts from famous Strauss operas
An artistic summit meeting with works by Debussy and Poulenc
The silent film classic "Modern Times" on the big screen, accompanied live by the orchestra
Kreuzchor and Philharmonie with Mozart's Requiem on the occasion of the "80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War"
Michael Sanderling conducts Shostakovich 8 and Augustin Hadelich plays Britten's Violin Concerto
Women on the podium should have long been the norm. We are delighted to be able to present three young female conductors in this subscription who are in no way inferior to their colleagues. And violinist Leila Josefowicz and our Artist in Residence Augustin Hadelich are also still 'youngsters'. You can look forward to masterpieces from the Romantic period as well as Shostakovich's Eighth and Britten's Violin Concerto.
All subscriptions are available for students and young people for 7,50€ per concert only. Severely disabled people (above 80%) get a 50% discount to the general subscription price. Both offers are available via the ticket service only.
With the young conductor Dalja Stasevska on the podium and Leila Josefowicz as soloist
Palace organist Olivier Latry plays Liszt, Kahchun Wong conducts Tchaikovsky's "Soul Drama"
Weihnachtskonzert mit der Nussknacker-Suite und Tschaikowskis Violinkonzert
Tabita Berglund conducts Tchaikovsky's last symphony, his musical farewell
Michael Sanderling conducts Shostakovich 8 and Augustin Hadelich plays Britten's Violin Concerto
Whether great emotions with Tchaikovsky's 'Pathétique' and Mozart's Requiem or pure classical music with Beethoven's First Symphony - the four concerts in this subscription offer you a whole range of musical styles, presented by masters of their craft such as Marek Janowski and Kent Nagano.
All subscriptions are available for students and young people for 7,50€ per concert only. Severely disabled people (above 80%) get a 50% discount to the general subscription price. Both offers are available via the ticket service only.
Marek Janowski conducts Beethoven's first work and Bruckner's symphony with the curious cymbal crash
The star conductor with Brahms' First Symphony and a world premiere by our Composer in Residence
Tabita Berglund conducts Tchaikovsky's last symphony, his musical farewell
Kreuzchor and Philharmonie with Mozart's Requiem on the occasion of the "80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War"
The best of everything! For this subscription, we have 'mixed things up' and put together choral symphonies with the Dresdner Kreuzchor, a chamber evening with our Artist in Residence Augustin Hadelich, the brilliant First Piano Concerto by Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich's moving Eighth Symphony with Michael Sanderling conducting.
All subscriptions are available for students and young people for 7,50€ per concert only. Severely disabled people (above 80%) get a 50% discount to the general subscription price. Both offers are available via the ticket service only.
Dima Slobodeniouk conducts, Kirill Gerstein plays the Russian masterpiece
Piano concerto and symphony by Mozart and excerpts from famous Strauss operas
An artistic summit meeting with works by Debussy and Poulenc
Kreuzchor and Philharmonie with Mozart's Requiem on the occasion of the "80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War"
Michael Sanderling conducts Shostakovich 8 and Augustin Hadelich plays Britten's Violin Concerto
Closer: This subscription brings you very close to both our Philharmoniker and the works they play for you. These include well-known works such as Mendelssohn Bartholdy's Octet and Dvořák's 'American Quartet', which you can hear here in a version for woodwinds
All subscriptions are available for students and young people for 7,50€ per concert only. Severely disabled people (above 80%) get a 50% discount to the general subscription price. Both offers are available via the ticket service only.
Piano quartets by Vasks and Fauré
Philharmonic Orchestra performs Dvořák's famous "American Quartet" and other works
The Dresden Free Ensemble with works of the French late Romantic period
Stories are told in this subscription! On instruments, of course, and with all the freedom that music brings to our imagination: excerpts from Bernstein's 'West Side Story', Schubert's most famous song cycle, 'Winterreise', and the Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra tells stories about the four seasons with Vivaldi - just in time for the 300th anniversary of the work's creation.
All subscriptions are available for students and young people for 7,50€ per concert only. Severely disabled people (above 80%) get a 50% discount to the general subscription price. Both offers are available via the ticket service only.
String quintet by Brahms and Schönberg's romantic "Transfigured Night"
Brass players from the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra play works from Bach to Bernstein
The Philharmonic String Trio & Bernhard Berchtold with the most famous song cycle of the Romantic period
Vivaldi's famous work is 300 years old. Plus works by Bach and Mozart
The Philharmonic Ensemble with works by Smetana, Shostakovich and Szymanowski
Three times top class. Three violin concertos which, for artists and audiences alike, are among the best that have been composed for the violin in the 20th century. Three times Patricia Kopatchinskaja, who inspires classical music fans worldwide with her enormous stage presence and her passion.
With our special you get 25 percent discount for the second concert and 50 percent discount for the third concert (booking in the ticket service)
Violin Concertos of Classical Modernism - Stravinsky and Prokofiev
Violin Concertos of Classical Modernism - Berg and Schönberg
Violin Concertos of Classical Modernism - Bartók and Hartmann
From June 12, book concerts from the regular orchestra, world music and choir concert program and the abFRACKt or Best of Klassik series. The same number of seats must be booked for each concert. Any number of optional subscriptions can be purchased per season; these lose their validity after the last concert. The optional subscription ends automatically with the attendance of the last booked event.
The new Chief Conductor with music from "Tár" and the effective "Clock Symphony" by Haydn.
The new Chief Conductor with music from "Tár" and the effective "Clock Symphony" by Haydn.
Marek Janowski conducts Beethoven's first work and Bruckner's symphony with the curious cymbal crash
Sanderling conducts Dvorák's masterpiece for large choir and orchestra for the Day of German Unity
Sanderling conducts Dvorák's masterpiece for large choir and orchestra for the Day of German Unity
Piano quartets by Vasks and Fauré
With the young conductor Dalja Stasevska on the podium and Leila Josefowicz as soloist
With the young conductor Dalja Stasevska on the podium and Leila Josefowicz as soloist
The famous "Symphony from the New World"
The famous "Symphony from the New World" and an exciting clarinet concerto
A Russian masterpiece on the piano
Dima Slobodeniouk conducts, Kirill Gerstein plays the Russian masterpiece
String quintet by Brahms and Schönberg's romantic "Transfigured Night"
Anna Vinnitskaya plays all of Rachmaninov's piano concertos on two evenings
Anna Vinnitskaya plays all of Rachmaninov's piano concertos on two evenings
Beethoven's monumental Ninth Symphony with three choirs and a large orchestra
Beethoven's monumental Ninth Symphony with three choirs and a large orchestra
Palace organist Olivier Latry plays Liszt, Kahchun Wong conducts Tchaikovsky's "Soul Drama"
Palace organist Olivier Latry plays Liszt, Kahchun Wong conducts Tchaikovsky's "Soul Drama"
The star conductor with Brahms' First Symphony and a world premiere by our Composer in Residence
Philharmonic Orchestra performs Dvořák's famous "American Quartet" and other works
The Dresden Chamber Choir with Hans-Christoph Rademann in an Advent concert.
One of Mozart's most famous symphonies & melodies from the opera "The Rose Bearer" by Strauss
Piano concerto and symphony by Mozart and excerpts from famous Strauss operas
Piano concerto and symphony by Mozart and excerpts from famous Strauss operas
Christmas music for brass players, Tom Pauls moderates
Songs, texts and organ music for Christmas
Songs, texts and organ music for Christmas
Songs, texts and organ music for Christmas
Weihnachtskonzert mit der Nussknacker-Suite und Tschaikowskis Violinkonzert
Weihnachtskonzert mit der Nussknacker-Suite und Tschaikowskis Violinkonzert
Weihnachtskonzert mit der Nussknacker-Suite und Tschaikowskis Violinkonzert
Brass players from the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra play works from Bach to Bernstein
Gustav Mahler's "Tragic" with Cristian Măcelaru on the podium
Gustav Mahler's "Tragic" with Cristian Măcelaru on the podium
Jan Lisiecki conducts & plays Beethoven's Second and Fourth Piano Concertos simultaneously
Norwegian Tabita Berglund conducts the symphony with which Tchaikovsky bid a musical farewell
Tabita Berglund conducts Tchaikovsky's last symphony, his musical farewell
Tabita Berglund conducts Tchaikovsky's last symphony, his musical farewell
The Philharmonic String Trio & Bernhard Berchtold with the most famous song cycle of the Romantic period
88 keys times two. The Jussen brothers play a concerto for 2 pianos - with orchestra
Bruckner's "Romantic" and the Jussen brothers with Mendelssohn's concerto for two pianos
An artistic summit meeting with works by Debussy and Poulenc
The new chief conductor with Britten's poignant major work for Dresden's memorial day
Marek Janowski conducts Wagner's great love drama
The silent film classic "Modern Times" on the big screen, accompanied live by the orchestra
Marek Janowski conducts Wagner's great love drama
A scandal at the time of its debut, it is now an integral part of every concert hall.
Stravinsky's "Sacre" and excerpts from Debussy's romantic opera "Pelléas and Melisande"
Beethoven's symphony with the famous fate motif in a short concerto
The Adagio from Mahler's Tenth Symphony and Shostakovich's poignant Fourth Symphony
The Dresden Free Ensemble with works of the French late Romantic period
The Adagio from Mahler's Tenth Symphony and Shostakovich's poignant Fourth Symphony
Pure Romanticism: plays Schumann's Violin Concerto and Brahms' Second Symphony
The Dresden Chamber Choir celebrates its 40th anniversary with works such as Handel's "Fireworks Music"
Vivaldi's famous work is 300 years old. Plus works by Bach and Mozart
Grieg's multi-colored sound palette paired with the "Symphony of Lamentations" by Polish composer Henryk Górecki
The Polish Symphony Orchestra as guest with works by Brahms and Weinberg
Kreuzchor and Philharmonie with Mozart's Requiem on the occasion of the "80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War"
Competition: 3 young conductors compete with works by Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev and Bernstein
A concert around the fire and a magical fairy tale
Michael Sanderling conducts Shostakovich 8 and Augustin Hadelich plays Britten's Violin Concerto
Michael Sanderling conducts Shostakovich 8 and Augustin Hadelich plays Britten's Violin Concerto
The Philharmonic Ensemble with works by Smetana, Shostakovich and Szymanowski
Beethoven's Seventh and the Piano Concerto by Antonín Dvořák
Book at least four Concerts from the concert lineup of regular orchestral, World Music and Choral concerts, Flow! and abgeFRACKt series (see WA marking in the calendar of events).
Depending on availability, the price categories in the individual concerts are variable, per concert, the same number of seats
of seats must be booked per concert. It any number of elective subscriptions season; these become invalid after the last concert.
The elective subscription ends automatically with the visit of the last booked event.
First Guest Conductor Kahchun Wong and Artist in Residence Gautier Capuçon introduce themselves.
First Guest Conductor Kahchun Wong and Artist in Residence Gautier Capuçon introduce themselves.
Beethoven's classic meets a sustained percussion concerto.
Short concert with digital concert accompaniment through the Wolfgang app
Boris Giltburg plays Rachmaninov's 3rd Piano Concerto, accompanied by Tchaikovsky's 4th Symphony.
Boris Giltburg plays Rachmaninov's 3rd Piano Concerto, accompanied by Tchaikovsky's 4th Symphony.
Shooting Star Julia Hagen plays Saint-Saëns' Cello Concerto, accompanied by works by Beethoven and Shostakovich.
Chamber Music from Central and Eastern Europe
Strauss' great symphonic poem and Sibelius' violin concerto
Strauss' great symphonic poem and Sibelius' violin concerto
Don Juan and Till Eulenspiegel in a musical portrait.
Don Juan and Till Eulenspiegel in a musical portrait.
Film music from TÁR and a Finnish masterpiece in a short concert
A new work by our Composer in Residence and the 3rd Symphony by Mendelssohn
The Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra with works by Mozart, Haydn and Vanhal.
Recital of two stars
A fast-paced ride through works of the 20th century with shooting star Jess Gillam on saxophone.
The new members of the KMA introduce themselves.
A fast-paced ride through works of the 20th century with shooting star Jess Gillam on saxophone.
With Michael von Brück to the roots of experiencing music through intensification of the mind - lecture, meditation, music and exchange with the audience.
Film music and more: Mahler's Fifth and Mozart
Film music and more: Mahler's Fifth and Mozart
Christmas for brass
Famous piano trios of the classical and romantic periods with Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra.
Bellini's masterpiece starring Jessica Pratt.
An entertaining concert about a rhino that loves listening to classical music.
Songs, texts and organ music for Christmas
Songs, texts and organ music for Christmas
Songs, texts and organ music for Christmas
With Glazunov's romantic violin concerto and the famous organ symphony by Saint-Saëns
With Glazunov's romantic violin concerto and the famous organ symphony by Saint-Saëns
With Glazunov's romantic violin concerto and the famous organ symphony by Saint-Saëns
The famous Gran Partita meets Big Band.
Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto and "Ein Heldenleben" by Richard Strauss.
The vampire film classic with organ accompaniment in the concert hall.
Pure relaxation with clarinet and breathing exercises
Bruckner's first work and the clarinettist Annelien van Wauve with Indian-inspired music in one concert.
Music in Space and Time - Asian and French Music
Our artist in residence in concert with his artist friend.
Marek Janowski conducts the traditional February 13 concert.
At the beginning of the Chinese "Year of the Dragon".
Gustav Mahler's first work and a favorite of Principal Guest Conductor Kahchun Wong.
Sir Donald Runnicles conducts a program rich in tonal color.
Sir Donald Runnicles conducts a program rich in tonal color.
The short concert with the Sixth Symphony by Antonín Dvořák
With Cristian Măcelaru on the podium and piano young star Colin Pütz
With Cristian Măcelaru on the podium and piano young star Colin Pütz
Fritz Lang's futuristic masterpiece in the concert hall.
Gewandhaus Orchestra and the Thomanerchor as guests at the Dresden Kulturpalast
The Junge Deutsche Philharmonie with John Storgårds and Leila Josefowicz as guests at the Kulturpalast.
German Romanticism Meets British Poetry
German Romanticism Meets British Poetry
The festive and joyful musical highlight of Easter.
María Dueñas shines with Bruch, accompanied by works by Schubert and Strauss.
María Dueñas shines with Bruch, accompanied by works by Schubert and Strauss.
The Collenbusch Quartet with Brahms, Shostakovich and a work by our resident composer.
Tchaikovsky's Sixth Symphony, the "Pathétique", in a short concert
Shostakovich's First Violin Concerto with Maria Ioudenitch and Tchaikovsky's Last Symphony
Harp, flute and viola - chamber music for an unusual trio
Verdi's "Messa da Requiem" - opera in liturgical garb
Artist and composer in residence enter into dialogue. In addition Bartók's magnificent "Concerto for Orchestra".
Schubert's Fifth Symphony and Wolfgang Hentrich with the violin concerto "Vox amoris" by Vasks.
Dresden's famous boys' choir with Schubert's Mass in A flat major and Poulenc's Gloria.
Dresden's famous boys' choir with Schubert's Mass in A flat major and Poulenc's Gloria.
Nicolas Namoradze introduce mindful listening.
Violin Concertos of Classical Modernism - Stravinsky and Prokofiev
Violin Concertos of Classical Modernism - Berg and Schönberg
Violin Concertos of Classical Modernism - Bartók and Hartmann
The Seventh Symphony with our Principal Guest Conductor Kahchun Wong in short concert.
From Bach and Purcell to Morgenstern's "Galgenlieder".
César Franck's Symphony in D minor and Beethoven's Triple Concerto to close the season.
As a subscription holder, you will automatically be placed in the new season and will receive the same seat in every concert, if possible.
With a election subscription you have the free choice of at least four concerts from the concert program of the Dresden Philharmonic1 at the Kulturpalast. Depending on availability, the group of seats or the seat at the time of purchase for the individual concerts are variable. The same number of seats must be booked for each concert. Additional elective subscriptions can be purchased at any time. 1 except special, New Year's Eve, New Year's Day, organ, family concerts phil zu entdecken and selected orchestra concerts. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
You can pay your subscription directly in the webshop via Paypal or credit card, in the ticket service or by bank transfer. You are also welcome to use the direct debit system to pay for your fixed subscription (does not apply to elective subscribers).
After receipt of payment, you will receive your subscription tickets conveniently by mail or directly at our ticket service from the published start of sales for subscriptions or elective subscriptions. Tickets are generally excluded from return; non-discounted subscription tickets can be transferred to other persons.
As a subscriber, you will receive a one-time customer card at the ticket service. You can use it to take advantage of special and additional offers in the ticket service and in the web store. The subscription card is valid from the purchase of a subscription until its cancellation or, in the case of an optional subscription, until the end of the respective season.
Depending on the availability of adequate seats, you can exchange up to three dates within a concert series per season for a fee of € 3 per ticket. For each additional exchange, we will additionally charge the difference to the over-the-counter price (no payout possible). The exchange of tickets is possible from 29 AUG.
The term of the subscription is automatically renewed if it is not cancelled in writing by June 14. An elective subscription is only valid for the booked concerts of a season and does not renew.
As a subscriber, you not only benefit from advance purchase rights for almost all events of the Dresden Philharmonic, but also save up to 40 percent compared to purchasing individual tickets.
As a subscriber, you will be the first to receive the season brochure free of charge before the start of advance sales.
Would you like to keep your seat for all events of the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra in the concert hall of the Kulturpalast and see and hear well in the proven manner throughout the entire season? Or would you prefer to experience new perspectives and experience the concert hall in all its facets? No problem - we try to make both variants possible for you as a subscriber.
As a subscriber, you have the opportunity to purchase an additional ticket with a 10% discount on the normal price for each subscription seat for a large number of concerts of the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra1 - at your ticket or subscription service as well as in the web store with the help of your customer card!
Even before the start of sales for the coming season, we will inform you in writing about the new concert programs. As a subscriber, we will also keep you informed during the season about the program and special features of upcoming concerts, additional events and one-time offers.
For the New Year's Concert on 1 JAN 2023, as a subscriber:in you will receive tickets with a 25% discount at the ticket service. You will receive the tickets from the start of advance sales.