Contemporary classical music concert: “From Einaudi to Zimmer” in Hamburg
Classical music concert program “Tribute to Einaudi & Zimmer” in Germany (Hamburg) 2026
Vivalis Project presents the concert program “Tribute to Einaudi & Zimmer,” dedicated to leading composers of contemporary classical and neoclassical music. This evening brings together works by artists whose music has shaped the sound of the 21st century and become part of global cultural history.
The program features music by Ludovico Einaudi, Hans Zimmer, Ólafur Arnalds, Max Richter, Philip Glass, Yann Tiersen and Nils Frahm. Their creative legacy represents a new musical language that blends minimalism, cinematic expression and emotional depth. Their works appear in iconic films and series and are performed on major stages worldwide, forming the aesthetic landscape of modern neoclassicism.
The combination of piano, violin and cello creates a special acoustic environment in which familiar themes unfold in a fresh chamber interpretation. The program is designed to showcase the variety of moods and artistic approaches found in contemporary composition — from meditative motifs to dramatic climaxes.
Vivalis Project is renowned for performances featuring international musicians whose professionalism, stage presence and expressive delivery turn each concert into a memorable cultural event.
Vivalis Project presents the concert program “Tribute to Einaudi & Zimmer,” dedicated to leading composers of contemporary classical and neoclassical music. This evening brings together works by artists whose music has shaped the sound of the 21st century and become part of global cultural history.
The program features music by Ludovico Einaudi, Hans Zimmer, Ólafur Arnalds, Max Richter, Philip Glass, Yann Tiersen and Nils Frahm. Their creative legacy represents a new musical language that blends minimalism, cinematic expression and emotional depth. Their works appear in iconic films and series and are performed on major stages worldwide, forming the aesthetic landscape of modern neoclassicism.
The combination of piano, violin and cello creates a special acoustic environment in which familiar themes unfold in a fresh chamber interpretation. The program is designed to showcase the variety of moods and artistic approaches found in contemporary composition — from meditative motifs to dramatic climaxes.
Vivalis Project is renowned for performances featuring international musicians whose professionalism, stage presence and expressive delivery turn each concert into a memorable cultural event.
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| Date: | 27.03.2026 |
| Time: | 20:00 |
| Venue: | Halle 424 |
| Address: | Stockmeyerstraße 43, 20457 Hamburg |
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