Gewandhausorchester

Win tickets to Andris Nelsons' Inauguration tour with the
Based in the German city of Leipzig, the Gewandhausorchester has been inspiring the world with their music for over 275 years. Under the new stewardship of famed Music Director, Andris Nelsons, the orchestra continues to seek innovative ways to enchant audiences worldwide.
“Classical music is for everyone”, he says “our mission is to share this great repertoire with as many people globally".
As Official Logistics Partner to one of the world’s most renowned and prestigious musical ensembles, DHL will transport six tons of freight ahead of each concert. This includes everything from the unique and irreplaceable instruments, to music stands and the musicians’ wardrobe.
To celebrate the inauguration of Andris Nelsons as the 21st Gewandhauskapellmeister of the Gewandhausorchester, DHL is offering the chance to win one pair of general admission tickets to performances in either Amsterdam, Cologne, Paris or London.
Don’t miss the opportunity to witness one of the world’s largest and most revered travelling orchestras.
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1 x pair of general admission tickets to watch the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig in either Amsterdam, Cologne, Paris or London on the dates indicated below.
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N.B: Transport and accommodation is not included in the Prize.
DHL is the proud Official Logistics Partner of the orchestra but the relationship goes far beyond logistics of touring.
Read moreDon’t miss the opportunity to witness one of the world’s largest and most revered travelling orchestras.
The world-famous Gewandhausorchester is preparing for its autumn tour across Europe and East Asia, supported by DHL.
Behind the scenes: On tour with the world-famous Gewandhausorchester.
The experience was made possible by DHL and the Gewandhausorchester in cooperation with the non-profit organization Teach First.