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Junge Wilde

Musicians visit schools

  • Trompeter Simon Höfele spielt im Rahmen eines Schulbesuchs vor einer Schultafel
    © Petra Coddington
  • Cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason auf einer Schulbühne vor einer Gruppe Jugendlicher
  • Cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason mit Pianist Harry Baker spielen im Rahmen eines Schulbesuchs

The »Junge Wilde« are young musicians.
Music is their profession.
They visit schools in Dortmund.
There they make music.
They talk about their work.
And they answer questions.
They show that:
Young people make music too.
And it’s fun.


The »Junge Wilde« are young, successful musicians who attend schools in Dortmund and share their enthusiasm for music. They play live, offer insights into their daily lives as musicians and engage in conversation with the pupils.
In doing so, they show that music is a vibrant profession and offers plenty of opportunities for young people too.


  • Infos

    You don’t have to be able to play an instrument.
    You don’t have to be able to read music.
    You don’t have to bring anything.
    You don’t have to register.
    All offers are free of charge.


    The activities are open to everyone: no registration required, no prior experience needed, and free of charge. Just come along and join in.

  • What is Community Music?

    Community Music means:
    Lots of people making music together.
    Everyone is welcome.
    It doesn’t matter if you can’t play.
    Community Music is an English term.
    This is how you pronounce it: Kom-ju-ni-ti myu-sick.
    Community means togetherness.
    Community Music is music for everyone.


    Community Music is based on the belief that anyone can make music. People from all walks of life come together to make music, share ideas and build a sense of community. What matters is not how »well« someone plays or sings, but that everyone can take part and find their own way of expressing themselves.

  • You can reach us here

    You can send us an email or give us a call.
    e-mail: communitymusic@konzerthaus-dortmund.de
    Phone: 0231 – 22 696 163

Dates

    • Tue 03 November 2026
    • 7.00pm

    Junge Wilde – Lucienne Renaudin Vary

    Die Trompeterin mit Organist Sebastian Heindl

    Location Konzerthaus Dortmund

    • Tue 01 December 2026
    • 7.00pm

    Junge Wilde – Timothy Ridout

    Der Bratscher solo mit Werken von Bach bis Hindemith

    Location Konzerthaus Dortmund

    • Thu 21 January 2027
    • 7.00pm

    Junge Wilde – Lea Desandre & Ensemble Jupiter

    Barocker Arienabend mit »zauberhaften« Werken von Händel, Lully u. a.

    Location Konzerthaus Dortmund

    • Sat 13 February 2027
    • 5.00pm

    Junge Wilde – ECHO Rising Stars

    Sternstundenmarathon

    Location Konzerthaus Dortmund

    • Wed 07 April 2027
    • 7.00pm

    Junge Wilde – Randall Goosby & Renaissance Quartet

    Werke von Mozart, Price und Bartók

    Location Konzerthaus Dortmund

    • Thu 15 April 2027
    • 7.00pm

    Junge Wilde – Mao Fujita

    Ein Klavierabend zwischen stiller Innenschau und funkelnder Virtuosität

    Location Konzerthaus Dortmund

    • Tue 11 May 2027
    • 7.00pm

    Junge Wilde – Julia Hagen & Friends

    Klavierquartette von Brahms, Bridge u. a.

    Location Konzerthaus Dortmund

    • Wed 02 June 2027
    • 7.00pm

    Junge Wilde – Lucie Horsch

    Die Blockflötistin mit einem barocken Programm »À la française«

    Location Konzerthaus Dortmund

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