Schumann at Pier2 is not a usual concert film, it shows the 4 Symphonies of Schumann from a new perspective. Stars of the film are the conductor Paavo Järvi and the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and it´s filmed at „Pier2“, a former dockyard in the harbour of Bremen. Symphony No. 1, Spring, Op. 38 Symphony No. 2, Op. 61 Symphony No. 3 Rhenish, Op. 97 Symphony No. 4, Op. 120
Christian Berger, Katja Runge, Henning van Lil
Director
Paavo Järvi
Dirigent
Matthew Hunt
Klarinette
Stefan Rapp
Pauke
Florian Donderer
Konzertmeister
Friederike Latzko
Viola
Ulrike Rüben
Violoncello
Elke Schulze Höckelmann
Horn
Christopher Dicken
Trompete
Rodrigo Blumenstock
Oboe
Bettina Wild
Querflöte
Jana Sievers
Schülerin
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