Concert with Dieter Hallervorden, Dirk Wucherpfennig, Marina Grauman, Julia Hagen, Lauma Skride
Dieter Hallervorden meets Shostakovich - concert in context. Letters to and from the composer, newspaper articles, reflections by contemporaries, and many other sources will be read.
What music was brand new when the Deutsche Oper Berlin reopened? Members of the Deutsche Oper Berlin orchestra and ensembles present music from the years around 1961.
The Junge Sinfonie Berlin is the capital's young, enthusiastic, professional and committed leading orchestra for young musicians. Thanks to the musical commitment of its founder and principal conductor Marc Piollet, the orchestra always works at a high musical…
Founded in 2011, the Castalian Quartet has rapidly emerged as a significant voice on the international chamber music scene. In 2019, the Castalian String Quartet was named the Royal Philharmonic Society Young Artist of the Year 2019.
SOUNDING COLLECTIONS im Bode-Museum: DER NOTEN MEISTER
What does a museum, a collection or a library sound like? Through unusual references, the SOUNDING COLLECTIONS project opens up new spaces for perception and imagination. The internationally renowned Renaissance ensemble Capella de la Torre presents concerts…
While the open-air concert season of the White-handed Gibbons is slowly coming to an end, the popular concert series under the artistic direction of Kerstin Strassburg will start again in the neighboring Friedrichsfelde Palace.
Scarcely any other work of world literature breathes music in the same manner as William Shakespeare's “A Midsummer Night's Dream”. Elves dance through the night in the summery enchanted forest and sing the fairy queen Titania to sleep. Music accompanies the…
Herbert Blomstedt conducts Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony
Bruckner's Fifth Symphony is the work of a life crisis. At the time of its composition, the 50-year-old composer was neither artistically accepted nor had he found a life partner. But his piece is not depressive, it is rebellious. Bruckner shows his very great…
During the autumn holiday we celebrate spooky stuff. In a project organised jointly with the Haus für Poesie we invite children to come up with their own monsters and other scary characters. The resulting poetry will then be performed during the »Spooky«…
SDLW – Stefanovich-Dell-Lillinger-Westergaard. Ein Konzertprojekt im Rahmen der Calder Ausstellung
What happens when a pianist specializing in contemporary music meets three jazz avant-garde musicians and they compose together in real time? When modern piano pieces are further thought and played in a highly virtuosic way by a trio of vibraphone, percussion…
NoonSong with choral music by Tchaikovsky and Esenvalds
Great works of the Romantic period can be heard in this NoonSong. The Berlin composer August Neithardt wrote his double-choir psalm setting for the Berliner Dom, the Russian Tchaikovsky his sacred works for the famous St. Petersburg choir at the Tsar's court.
Hörbare I Ungehörte Stimmen (transl. Audible I Unheard Voices)
NEUER KAMMERCHOR BERLIN critically performs J. S. Bachs JOHANNESPASSION together with Ensemble WUNDERKAMMER in the concert HÖRBARE | UNGEHÖRTE STIMMEN (transl. Audible | Unheard Voices) conducted by Adrian EMANS.The project, sponsored by the Berlin Senat for…
On 3 Saturdays in October, the internationally acclaimed Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin presents gripping Baroque music with wonderful soloists such as the Italian soprano Roberta Mameli, the Akamus oboist Xenia Löffler and concertmasters Bernhard Forck and…
Eugen Onegin, a young aristocrat fully preoccupied with himself, has grown weary of big city life. Together with his good friend Lenski, he is drawn to the countryside, where the two of them visit Lenski’s fiancée Olga.
Exclusive concert series in the White Hall - Serenade at the Royal Court
When the days slowly became shorter and the nights longer, people met at the royal court for festive evening parties by candlelight and music - the chamber music ensemble of the Berlin Residence Orchestra revives this tradition for you in the White Hall in the…
Organ and brass with music from the Baroque to Modernism
Sebastian Heindl, born in 1997, began his basic musical training in the Thomanerchor Leipzig. There he also received his first organ lessons . Endowed with great talent, he soon accompanied the choir and played in the capacity of praefectus organus. At the age…
The Fontane Quartett, consisting of Sebastian Breuninger and Elsa Brown (violin), Annemarie Moorcroft (viola) and Mischa Meyer (cello), together with violist Eve Wickert, will trace a musical arc from Austria via Berlin to France on German Unity Day, Sunday…
