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The Munich Radio Orchestra is set to perform ‘Do Re Mikro on Stage,’ BR Klassik’s renowned children’s show, in Freyung. The event, scheduled for Saturday, October 17, 2026, at 4 PM, promises a captivating experience filled with surprises and live music.
Pinguin Pudding Asks the Big Questions
How does an orchestra truly function? Who are the musicians involved? What happens when one attempts to blow into a violin? These are just some of the intriguing questions that Pinguin Pudding, a beloved character, will explore. ‘Do Re Mikro on Stage’ transcends a typical concert; it encourages active participation, allowing for a lively and engaging atmosphere. The audience will even decide the winner of a ‘noise competition,’ transforming children from passive spectators into active participants in this family concert, which will also be broadcast on BR Klassik at a later date. The young audience members will ultimately determine whether the concert is deemed ‘mega good’ or ‘sensationally good.’
Classical Music Meets Pinguin Pudding
The musical foundation for the event will be provided by the Munich Radio Orchestra, featuring 22 talented musicians. Under the direction of Henry Raudales, who will also serve as the solo violinist, the program will include excerpts from Antonio Vivaldi’s ‘The Four Seasons’ and Max Richter’s ‘Vivaldi – The Four Seasons.’ Interspersed with the musical performances will be games, unexpected surprises, witty remarks, and numerous ‘Pinguin Pudding moments.’ Alexander Naumann, who has been a part of ‘Do Re Mikro’ for many years, will host the show. He shares his insights: “Children are more receptive to classical music than many people believe. They don’t think in categories. Working with them is refreshing, invigorating, and enriching – always full of beautiful moments.” Adding to the excitement, Detlef the sheep is also expected to make an appearance, though his presence at the Freyung Kurhaus remains a delightful mystery. With ‘Do Re Mikro,’ one can never be entirely sure who or what will appear on stage next. Following the concert, young attendees will have the unique opportunity to meet Pinguin Pudding in person at the edge of the stage, making for a memorable photo opportunity.
Part of the ‘So klingt Bayern’ Program
This concert, recommended for children aged 6 and above, is an integral part of the ‘So klingt Bayern’ live program, coinciding with the Bavarian State Exhibition 2026 ‘Musik in Bayern.’ The exhibition itself can be experienced until November 8, 2026, at the TonYversum Freyung.
Ticket Information and Exhibition Access
Tickets for the concert are available for purchase at www.musik-in-bayern.de. A concert ticket grants discounted admission (€10) to the Bavarian State Exhibition ‘Musik in Bayern’ on the day of the event. Children and young people up to 18 years of age enjoy free admission to the exhibition.
Source: Musik in Bayern, Bayerischer Rundfunk
