Evening with Dmitri Shostakovitch und and art of the 1920s and 30s
Dmitri Shostakovitch was 21 years old when he wrote "The Nose" in 1927/28. Who was this young, radical man bursting with energy and ideas? General Music Director Vladimir Jurowski provides insights into the artistic and personal world of the brilliant composer, using music from "The Nose" as well as other early compositions. Matthias Mühling, director of the Lenbachhaus, connects the musical impression with the visual art of the time – and reports on his perspective on Shostakovich's first opera in the production of the Bayerische Staatsoper.
Talk and concert
With Vladimir Jurowski, GMD of Bayerische Staatsoper and Matthias Mühling, Director of the Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus
As well as musicians of the Bayerische Staatsoper and singers from the production "The Nose"
Moderator: Katharina Ortmann
In Cooperation with the Bayerische Staatsoper
