Hebrew Choir Berlin

The choir's primary goal is to bring the vibrant Israeli and Jewish musical culture and the Hebrew language—along with other historical Jewish languages such as Ladino and Yiddish—to life, and to build bridges between past and present, as well as between German and Israeli/Jewish culture and between German and Israeli, as well as Jewish and non-Jewish people in Berlin.


Until the early 1930s, Berlin was a city where Jewish musicians shaped musical life. The choir aims to contribute to bringing back the cultural richness of that era and a forgotten color of music.


The choir aims to make today's vibrant Jewish-Israeli musical culture and the Hebrew language audible in the city's music – and to give a voice to the Jews and Israelis living in Berlin, demonstrating that they and their music are visible, audible, and welcome.

Since 2022, the Hebrew Choir Berlin has been conducted by Dr. Yael Front.

• Doors open at 6:15 PM
  
• Admission: €15 per person
  
• No box office
  

The concert is part of the educational project "Max Liebermann and Jewish Life in Berlin."


Supported by the Federal Government Commissioner for Jewish Life in Germany and the Fight against Antisemitism.