Overview

  • Date

    22. نوفمبر 2026

    Sun 07:30 م
  • الاتصال

    Stadttheater
    Theatergasse 18
    4500 Solothurn
    Phone  +41 (0)32 626 20 70
    tobs.ch

    Check Availability

Intro

From Coleridge-Taylor’s Romanticism to Pépin’s modernity, Schumann and Mozart meet in a vibrant symphonic programme featuring Daniel Kobyliansky.

Das musikalische Carré: 2nd Symphonic Concert in Solothurn

Coleridge-Taylor | Schumann | Pépin | Mozart

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Four Novelletten blend European Romanticism with African influences, creating a striking contrast with Camille Pépin’s forward-looking musical vision. Mozart’s Symphony in G minor marks the transition from courtly Classicism to individual expression. It enters into dialogue with Schumann’s Fantasy, performed by soloist Daniel Kobyliansky, Associate Concertmaster of the TOBS Biel Solothurn Symphony Orchestra.

Programme

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: Four Novelletten, Op. 52

Robert Schumann: Fantasy in C major for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 131

Camille Pépin: A New World (2024)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No. 40 in G minor, K. 550

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Contact address
Kasse Stadttheater Solothurn
Foyer
Fischergasse
4500 Solothurn
032 626 20 70
kasse.solothurn@tobs.ch
Location Stadttheater Solothurn
Theatergasse
18
4500 Solothurn
Switzerland
Event Homepage https://www.tobs.ch/spielplan/detail/alte-und-neue-welt-solothurn
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Event dates

  • 22 نوفمبر, 2026

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Stadttheater
Theatergasse 18
4500  Solothurn
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Phone  +41 (0)32 626 20 70
Fax +41 (0)32 626 20 67
info@tobs.ch
tobs.ch

Date

22. نوفمبر 2026

Sun 07:30 م

الاتصال

Stadttheater
Theatergasse 18
4500 Solothurn
Phone  +41 (0)32 626 20 70
tobs.ch

Check Availability