Thielemann's last sound: applause and farewell in the Semperoper

Von Kl Redaktion

Dresden. A farewell to the extra class in the Semperoper. The farewell concert by the renowned conductor Christian Thielemann ended with a huge final on Sunday evening in Dresden. The performance of Gustav Mahler's monumental eighth Symphony moved the sold -out audience too deep, and the long -lasting applause was a deserved expression of appreciation.

prominent guests and standing ovation

In addition to the enthusiastic listeners, numerous celebrities, including former health minister Jens Spahn, were also present. Spahn listened to the music from the so -called "basket", a lodge with a limited perspective.

After the rousing performance, Saxony's Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer presented a unique award to the outgoing conductors. In a moving farewell ceremony, Thielemann was recognized for his extraordinary commitment and dedication to Saxony.

an honor for a legend

In addition to the emotional farewell, the Staatskapelle Dresden also received a special honor. Thielemann was appointed honorary conductor, an award that was previously only given a few board members. The awarding of the honorary title was recognition for his many years of work and his significant contribution to the musical development of the orchestra.

A musical era comes to an end

During his farewell speech,

Thielemann looked back on the 14 years that he spent as chief conductor of the Staatskapelle Dresden. His passion and commitment to the orchestra left traces in the music world, and his farewell marked the end of an era.

An unforgettable legacy

With over 50 publications, Thielemann wrote an impressive musical history during his time in Dresden. His recordings are milestones in the history of the chapel and testify to its undeniable artistic vision and virtuosity.

Although Thielemann does not say goodbye, his work and his passion for music in Dresden and beyond will remain unforgettable. The farewell concert will certainly go into the history of the Semperoper as an unforgettable moment.

- Nag