Klangwerkstatt Berlin 2026
At the Klangwerkstatt Berlin, the ensemble will present three world premieres. Maja Bosnić turns her attention to lithium and the protests against the mining of rare raw materials in Serbia. Jessie Marino explores the element caesium. Manuel Rodríguez Valenzuela has written a piece about the element lead for solo violin and eight microtonal monochords.
The concert brings together scientific, sonic, political and social perspectives and opens up a space for questioning how we organise, understand and shape the world.
Additional information
Ticket information:
Tickets available online or at the box office
Prices: €7 + booking fees
Accessibility
Bethanien Arts Quarter
The Bethanien Art Quarter is accessible to people with mobility impairments.
Studio 1 is situated on the first floor and is accessible via a lift. Studio 2 is situated on the second floor and is accessible via a lift.
Toilets: The nearest accessible toilet is on the ground floor.
Getting there: The nearest accessible underground station is Kottbusser Tor (U1, U8).
Parking Unfortunately, the Kunstquartier Bethanien does not have its own car park and therefore does not have any disabled parking spaces.
Visits by people with cognitive impairments and people with visual impairments are generally possible.
Companions & Contact
Companions are admitted free of charge. Please register in advance. Please also get in touch if you have any further questions or would like a personal event guide to be provided. Contact: tickets@klangwerkstatt-berlin.de.
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