BRSO Enthralls Munich with Beethoven and Mozart in the Max-Joseph-Saal
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Wind Sound of Beethoven and Mozart in the Max-Joseph-Saal
The Symphony Orchestra of the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation opens its chamber concert season with an evening full of fine sound colors, chamber musical precision, and historical tension. On Saturday, October 31, 2026, the program Exquisite Harmony Music with selected soloists of the BRSO will be performed in the Max-Joseph-Saal of the Munich Residence.
When Woodwind Players Become Main Characters
The focus is on three works that unfold the full expressive power of wind music. Ludwig van Beethoven's Octet in E-flat Major op. 103 and his Trio for Two Oboes and English Horn in C Major op. 87 combine elegant lines with surprising rhythmic energy. The voices intertwine, respond to one another, and form a finely tuned sound fabric.
Beethoven's Lesser-Known Sound World
The concert draws attention to a special facet of Beethoven's work. His wind music is rooted in the tradition of wind music of the late 18th century while already bearing the unmistakable fingerprint of the composer. In the historical atmosphere of the Munich Residence, musical architecture, colorful orchestration, and precise synchronization come together.
Mozart's Serenade as a Resonant Climax
After the intermission follows Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Serenade in C minor KV 388, also known by the name Nachtmusique. From the originally cheerful form of the serenade emerges a dramatic sound cosmos of extraordinary depth. Oboes, clarinets, bassoons, and horns bring together dark colors, bright contrasts, and a tension-filled stage performance.
Cast with Soloists of the BRSO
On stage are Ramón Ortega Quero, Emma Schied, Melanie Rothman, Werner Mittelbach, Heinrich Treydte, Jesús Villa Ordóñez, Jonas Hintermaier, Thomas Ruh, and Marlene Pschorr. Their chamber musical work thrives on direct dialogue: Every entry counts, every articulation shapes the audience's mood, and every breath becomes part of the collective sound.
Conclusion: An Intense Chamber Concert in Historical Atmosphere
The audience can expect a concentrated concert experience between classical elegance, expressive wind artistry, and finest musical interaction. Those who wish to experience Beethoven and Mozart from an unusual perspective will find an evening with characterful live atmosphere and extraordinary sound color splendor in the Max-Joseph-Saal.
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