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© Julien Mignot
Its perfect fusion of precision with spontaneity has made the Quatuor Ébène one of the world's leading string quartets. Together with two soloists from the Berliner Philharmoniker – violist Amihai Grosz and cellist Bruno Delepelaire – the ensemble presents... moreabout: QuartetQuatuor Ébène, Amihai Grosz and Bruno Delepelaire
© Monika Rittershaus
One hundred and fifty years ago on September 13, Arnold Schoenberg was born in Vienna. Zubin Mehta, Mojca Erdmann, and the Boulez Ensemble celebrate the composer with two groundbreaking works that embody the transition from late Romanticism to musical... moreabout: BOULEZ ENSEMBLE & ZUBIN MEHTA
© Frederike van der Straeten
During the Long Night of Museums, you can take part in hourly express guided tours at the PalaisPopulaire: From 6.30 p.m., you can learn more about the artworks in the exhibition “Galli – See how you get on” and by Leiko Ikemura. You can also enjoy highlights... moreabout: Long night of the museums
© Laura Lewis
Mystical, spiritual, enrapturing – when Anoushka Shankar picks up the strings of her sitar, she opens up a musical world all of her own. The daughter legendary musician Ravi Shankar, she was introduced to the language of classical Indian music by her... moreabout: Series World
© Celine Nieszawer
Both create music through the flow of air, and yet they could hardly be more different: the powerful, large organ and the intimate, modest flute. In this concert, Thomas Ospital, organist of St Eustache Church in Paris, and Emmanuel Pahud, principal flautist... moreabout: Organ matinee
© Heribert Schindler
“It is the best thing I have written in my life”, declared Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1784 of his piano quintet. Many of his most famous works had not yet been written, but the quintet remains a Mozartian jewel, with its melodic beauty and charming dialogues... moreabout: Philharmonic chamber musicPiano quartets by Mozart and Beethoven with Kit Armstrong
© Promo
According to Jörg Widmann, Beethoven’s Opus 130 represents the “string quartet of string quartets.” His own Eighth and Tenth Quartets were written in response to the Viennese master’s late work, in particular its famous slow movement, titled “Cavatina.”... moreabout: JUILLIARD STRING QUARTET
© Heribert Schindler
The music world owes a great debt of gratitude to clarinettist Anton Stadler. After all, he inspired Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to write a clarinet quintet which, with its yearning melodies, is one of the most beautiful works of chamber music. In turn, Wolfgang... moreabout: Philharmonic chamber music: the fascination of the clarinet
© Promo
Echoing her acclaimed solo recital in May 2023, Elisabeth Leonskaja’s latest program once again combines music of the Second Viennese School with major works of the Romantic repertoire. This season, she has chosen Schoenberg’s Op. 25 Suite and Op. 19... moreabout: ELISABETH LEONSKAJA
© Heribert Schindler
The Philharmonic Octet is characterised by polyphonic dialogue between its individual voices; at the same time, the ensemble represents the distinctive sound of the Berliner Philharmoniker in micro format. The main work of this programme is Beethoven’s... moreabout: Orchestral chamber musicPhilharmonic Octet Berlin
© Peter Adamik
The String Quintet in F major is the only major chamber music work by Anton Bruckner, whose 200th birthday will be celebrated in 2024. The Philharmonic String Quartet and Amihai Grosz, principal violist of the Berliner Philharmoniker, present the piece... moreabout: Philharmonic chamber music
© Simon Fowler
We have often heard from you how vividly our artists in residence and their concerts are remembered - and that we should definitely invite this or that artist again! We have taken this to heart and are launching a new subscription series in the Great... moreabout: Philippe Jaroussky
© Thomas Aurin
ARABELLA is the last collaboration between the acclaimed duo Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Richard Strauss. Adopting the tone of an operetta, the work portrays the existential hardships, obsessions and dreams of a society bereft of its traditional solidity.... moreabout: Arabella
© Foto und Gestaltung: ©Heinz-J. Theis
After the past special exhibitions at the Keramik-Museum Berlin have mainly featured vessels, the 119th exhibition will exclusively present sculptural ceramic works from the 20th century. The 119th exhibition presents exclusively sculptural ceramic works... moreabout: No pots! Plastic works
© Mariechen Danz, Clouded in Veins, 2021
In her artistic practice Mariechen Danz (* 1980 in Dublin, Ireland) explores methods and models of human cognition. moreabout: Mariechen Danz
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