Ensemble Resonanz

In Residence at the Elbphilharmonie
At home in St. Pauli

Driven by curiosity, artistic independence and a spirit of exploration, Ensemble Resonanz is one of the world’s most versatile string ensembles. The self-governing 21-member orchestra works without a principal conductor and approaches music as a dialogue between eras, cultures and people. Classical repertoire stands alongside contemporary works; familiar pieces are set in motion and reveal new ways of listening. Classical repertoire stands alongside contemporary works; familiar pieces are reinvigorated and open up new ways of listening.

Artistic partnerships are at the heart of Ensemble Resonanz’s work. Conductor Riccardo Minasi, the ensemble’s Principal Guest Conductor & Partner in Crime, shapes its artistic profile through distinctive and often unexpected readings of Mozart, Beethoven and other pillars of the classical repertoire, while long-standing collaborations with Tabea Zimmermann and Jean-Guihen Queyras continue to enrich its artistic identity. Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Charly Hübner, Anna Prohaska, Pablo Ferrández, Momi Maiga and Giorgi Gigashvili join the ensemble during the 26/27 season in programmes that extend beyond traditional concert formats and will feature world premieres by Enno Poppe, Rebecca Saunders, Judith Weir and Ann Cleare.

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resonanzraum St. Pauli

2506 m³ of sound and noise!

An event location in the middle of St. Pauli in the bunker on Feldstraße. Listening can change direction here.

resonanzraum St. Pauli, the world’s first chamber concert club, was opened in 2014 by Ensemble Resonanz: a space that combines a club atmosphere with great acoustics, creating resonances between artists and audience.

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resonanzraum St. Pauli

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