Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra: Freddy und die wilden Wölfe (Freddy and the Wild Wolves)A concert for all the family
A fairy tale about courage and friendship with music by Albert Roussel’s Symphony No 3 in G minor, Op 42.
A fairy tale about courage and friendship with music by Albert Roussel’s Symphony No 3 in G minor, Op 42.
- Katharina Neuschaefer, text
- Leonhard Huber, score editing
- Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
- Sasha Scolnik-Brower, Conductor
In the bitter cold of midwinter, deep in the forest, a pack of famished wolves make plans for their next feast. On the menu: Freddy the elk. But the wolves did not reckon with the youngest of their pack: All alone in the dark of night, the little wolf ventures into the forest to try and save his best friend Freddy from being eaten by his family. A thrilling winter’s tale about courage, friendship and self-confidence.
Recommended for families with children aged 5 and over. Before the concert, kids and adults can try out different instruments for themselves in the foyer of the Isarphilharmonie.
