Tchaïkovski, Symphonie n° 5 – Ravel – Mozart - Stuttgarter Philharmoniker

The Great Works: Tchaikovsky, Symphony No. 5 – Ravel – Mozart

Stuttgarter Philharmoniker

Wednesday 3 November 2026, 8.30pm

Cast: Stuttgarter Philharmoniker

Ruth Reinhardt, conductor

Magdalene Ho, piano

Programme: Ravel, Le Tombeau de Couperin

Mozart, Piano Concerto No. 13

Tchaikovsky, Symphony No. 5

L'Auditorium, the iconic hall of La Seine Musicale, captivates with its immersive 360-degree architecture, inspired by the vineyard model, offering a unique closeness between the artists and the audience. A true acoustic jewel box, it hosts an ambitious programme devoted to the great works of the repertoire, to recitals and to exceptional musical projects. Over the seasons, the resident orchestra at La Seine Musicale, Insula orchestra, and its guest season, develop a strong artistic identity there. These outstanding ensembles share the stage with soloists of international renown and promising young talents, making every concert a singular moment. At the crossroads of tradition and creation, the Auditorium's programming fully reflects the dynamism and openness of today's classical scene.

Magdalene Ho at the piano and Ruth Reinhardt on the podium have devised a fascinating journey with the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra: faithful to their singular approach to the repertoire, they have brought together a compelling trio of composers, joining French refinement to Russian Romanticism by way of the divine Mozart. The remarkable instinct of the young pianist and the imagination of the German conductor, a rising star with an already solid reputation, revisit the repertoire with passion and intelligence, and explore all the sonic and expressive qualities of the works. Ravel's Le Tombeau de Couperin, a tribute to the luminous elegance of eighteenth-century music, resonates with a resolutely sensual harmonic depth.