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Contrasts – Beauty and the Beast story

Podcast episode on the concert programme

Advent concert

Podcast episode on the concert programme

Fantastic – ecstasy meets elegance

Podcast episode on the concert programme

Cinderella – Fairytale virtuosity

Podcast episode on the concert programme

Mahler 2 – Resurrection Symphony

Podcast episode on the concert programme

Insights into the concert programme “Zarathustra”

With principal conductor Markus Poschner and concert dramaturge Benjamin Herzog

Community Music in Basel

When children create music together

Time capsule: Lovebugs & Sinfonieorchester Basel

Apprentices at the Berufsfachschule KV Basel travel back to 2011

Sinfonieorchester Basel launches Mahler cycle

A conversation with Markus Poschner

Portrait of Stefan Müller-Altermatt, Swiss National Councillor (Die Mitte, Canton of Solothurn) and President of the Swiss Music Council. The photograph presents him in a professional and approachable pose against a light background.

When the music stops

What is at stake with the “SRG-Halbierungsinitiative”

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Elsbeth Dangel-Pelloquin (born 1947 in Stuttgart) is Professor Emerita of Modern German Literature at the University of Basel. She lives and works in Basel.

The far side of the moon

Topic: Old ways, new songs | Essay

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Rapids of life

Interview with Finnish composer Outi Tarkiainen

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Fairytale worlds, mirror images

Work text for the concert programme “Märchenhaft” (Fairytale)

World and individual reconciled

Work text for the concert programme “Zarathustra”

The importance of the song

Interview with baritone Christian Gerhaher

A picture of the author Alexander Honold.

Wanderlust, hiking songs and hiking woes

Topic: Hiking | Essay

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A photograph of Anastasia Kobekina.

Maybe a drama, maybe a comedy

A conversation with Anastasia Kobekina

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A photograph of a painting by Francisco de Goya entitled The Witches' Sabbath, dated 1798.

Revolutionary psychedelic music

Work text ‹Symphonie fantastique›

A black-and-white photograph showing a street scene in London around 1900.

The soft light of late afternoon

Work text Barber, Strauss, Elgar