Teaching impulses

For secondary school classes
Geigenkoffer

A special kind of double-lesson in music: for selected concerts, we offer school classes, music and drama clubs, as well as school choirs and orchestras, an interactive introduction to be held during lessons or club sessions. During these sessions, pupils engage with the content of the respective concert in a hands-on way by becoming musically active themselves, exploring different approaches and talking to musicians. This allows them to experience the concert from a broader perspective. 

»Eine kleine Nachtmusik« | from 9th grade onwards

»Eine kleine Nachtmusik«   
From 9th grade onwards
 

Spontaneous, lively and performed with great enthusiasm: the Parisian chamber orchestra Le Concert de la Loge captivates audiences on many different levels. In this teaching resource, pupils gain fascinating insights into the world of late 18th-century performance practice: how does conducting and non-verbal communication with the orchestra work when the conductor is playing the violin at the same time? And what makes Mozart’s ‘A Little Night Music’ so appealing for modern arrangements? Creative activities invite pupils to explore the concert programme from different perspectives.

Registration by Fri 2 Oct 2026

Featured concert: Julien Chauvin & Le Concert de la Loge, Philharmonie.7 – Wed 9 Dec 2026, 7.00 pm

Please note: Philharmonie.7 is a series of concerts without an interval. The duration is approximately 75 minutes.

»Back to Barock« | from 8th grade onwards

»Back to Barock«
From 8th grade onwards

Lucie Horsch has long been regarded as a pop star in the world of the recorder – and far beyond. She has already won over countless fans for her instrument. Alongside works by Vivaldi and Bach, the award-winning young recorder player presents royal wedding music from Sweden in her concert. She loves combining well-known works with rarely performed gems. In the educational session, pupils have the opportunity to delve into the world of the recorder together with Lucie Horsch. Lucie Horsch brings music history to life and offers fascinating insights into her instrument, the works featured in the concert and her work as a professional musician.

Please note: The school visits (duration: 1 lesson) will take place after the concert on Friday 26 February 2026. A suitably large room is required.

Registration by Fri 13 Nov 2026

Related concert: Lucie Horsch & Orchestra of the 18th Century, Thu 25 Feb 2027, 7.00 pm

The concert lasts 75 minutes without an interval.

Registration information

Dates: 1 school visit of 90 minutes as part of lessons or during extracurricular activity periods (in the 3 weeks leading up to the concert day). This will be followed by a group visit to the concert in question at the Cologne Philharmonic Hall.

Cost: €10 per pupil, including a concert ticket (discounts available for KölnPass holders). A travel ticket valid within the VRS area is included with the concert ticket. For every 10 pupils, teachers accompanying the class and fulfilling their duty of supervision will receive one free ticket.

Booking: Once we have confirmed your registration, we will send you your tickets and the invoice for the participation fees. 

Questions?

Phone: +49 221 204 08 355
musikvermittlung@koelnmusik.de