Saint-Saëns' Organ Symphony & Johann Strauss in his honor
The pinnacle of compositional skill

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C. SAINT-SAËNS - Symphony No. 3 in C minor, "Organ Symphony"
J. STRAUSS - "Frühlingsstimmen", Waltz
J. STRAUSS - "Leichtes Blut", polka fast
JOSEF STRAUSS - "Feuerfest!", polka française
J. STRAUSS - "Tritsch-Tratsch", polka fast
J. STRAUSS - "Banditengalopp", polka fast
J. STRAUSS - "Èljen a Magyar", polka fast

It has an inherent majestic strength: Camille Saint-Saëns' 3rd Symphony, composed in 1886 - one of the first non-sacred organ works for orchestra. With Saint-Saëns' powerful sounds, the Philharmonie Salzburg will first make the Stadtkirche Hallein tremble on this evening, before paying homage to Johann Strauss on his 200th birthday in the second part of the concert, together with the lower school choir of the Musisches Gymnasium Salzburg.

Hannfried Lucke - Organist
Elisabeth Fuchs - Conductor
Lower school choir of the Musisches Gymnasium Salzburg
(Rehearsal: Elisabeth Mayer-Achatz)
Chamber Orchestra of the Salzburg Philharmonic

SO - June 15, 2025 - 19:00
Hallein parish church

Expected concert duration approx. 120 minutes, with intermission.

Organizer: Puppentheater Hallein

Photo © Nikolaj Lund