Öffentliche Probe der Stuttgarter Philharmoniker

under the direction of Ryan McAdams

Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Ryan McAdams

How does an orchestra actually rehearse in the days before a major subscription concert? You can regularly look over the shoulders of the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra as they rehearse. The architecture of the Great Hall in the Gustav-Siegle-Haus makes it possible to listen to the orchestra's rehearsals from the gallery. Unlike in a concert, you can see the conductor from the front, similar to how the orchestra members experience him. In an approximately 70-minute rehearsal - always on special weekdays from 12:00 noon - you can gain an insight into our work.

Where? Gustav-Siegle-Haus, Great Hall.
When? From 12:00 (admission at the arcade stairs) until approx. 13:15.
How? Groups of 5 or more with registration, individual visitors without. This offer is conditionally barrier-free after prior registration.
What? For technical reasons, the program for the public rehearsal can only be announced in the days beforehand. These are always excerpts from the upcoming symphony concerts.