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Set sail with friends, colleagues or clients on the Scharmützelsee on your desired date. Aboard the brand new 10 meter sailing yacht Bavaria 37 "Hans Albers", you will experience sailing from its relaxed and comfortable side. moreabout: Sailing Trip with Skipper (entire boat)
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Our Discourse at the Philharmonie explores topics that move us, inspire us and spark our curiosity: prominent guests and presenter Christiane Florin discuss current issues and aspects of politics, society, culture and history. moreabout: Discourse at the Philharmonie: “Is climate change disappearing from the political agenda?”
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Our Discourse at the Philharmonie explores topics that move us, inspire us and spark our curiosity: prominent guests and presenter Christiane Florin discuss current issues and aspects of politics, society, culture and history. moreabout: Discourse at the Philharmonie
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Nature, its beauty, its endangerment: These are the themes of our Biennale and of this concert, which takes us around the world. It begins with a new work by Finnish composer Outi Tarkiainen, whose work is strongly inspired by her native Lapland. Brett... moreabout: Biennale “Paradise Lost?”Marin Alsop conducts images of nature
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We love Christmas! For us, this celebration is not just about anticipation, the smell of cookies, a beautifully decorated Christmas tree and presents, but above all about socializing and having fun with those you want to thank for making you feel good. moreabout: Jazz Royal: Christmas concert
On Museum Sunday, the museum is offering public guided tours in a workshop format in the current special exhibition “Open House: One Hundred Years of a Mosque in Berlin”. Individual explorations and group discussions based on activating questions are... moreabout: Workshop talks in the special exhibition "Open House"
The sky was once a canopy, a crystal ball, a house for gods. In every era, in every culture, people have had their own ideas about the sky and our universe. There have always been new discoveries that have turned everything upside down and not all the... moreabout: SundayPopulaire: Free reading of the children's book "Wie laut war eigentlich der Urknall" by Guillaume Duprat
On Museum Sunday, the museum is offering public guided tours in a workshop format in the current special exhibition “Open House: One Hundred Years of a Mosque in Berlin”. Individual explorations and group discussions based on activating questions are... moreabout: Workshop talks in the exhibition "Open House." (DE)
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A Maurice Ravel matinéeHe is perhaps the most popular French composers: Maurice Ravel. Who doesn't know his Bolero, which presents a huge upward curve based on a distinct drum rhythm? The music always stays in time, as precise as a clockwork, but with... moreabout: Matinée of the Friends of the Berliner Philharmoniker e. V.
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Singing brings joy! Especially in December, it’s music that puts us in that very special Christmas mood, triggering fond nostalgia and eager anticipation. With this concert, you can join our soloists, musicians, and children’s choir in singing Christmas... moreabout: Sing along!
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The Kyiv Symphony Orchestra’s programme shows us two opposing sides of Robert Schumann. The composer’s Third Symphony, his ‘Rheinish’, is vital, rapturous and enthusiastic, and is considered the epitome of the Romantic symphony. His violin concerto, with... moreabout: Kyiv Symphony Orchestra plays Schumann’s “Rhenish” Symphony
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The darker months of the year are when we’re particularly ready for cosying up: the nights are getting longer and we’ve got plenty of time to dream. Together with Robin Poell, we’ll explore the nocturnal images we encounter in our dreams while embarking... moreabout: A Little Night Music
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What Jean Sibelius is to Finland, Edward Elgar is to England: both composers gave their country its own national musical language. With his Lemminkäinen Suite, Sibelius transports us to the world of Finnish legends. He tells of the adventures of a young,... moreabout: Kirill Petrenko and Frank Peter Zimmermann
Together we will explore the house with its surviving parts and the traces of destruction, the synagogue used in the house today and our permanent exhibition. Many stories that have taken place in Oranienburger Straße, of open gates with Hebrew letters... moreabout: Open the gates
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He is a rising star among conductors: Klaus Mäkelä is just 29 years old, and already chief conductor designate of Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw Orchestra. With Richard Strauss’ Alpine Symphony, he will be able to open a magnificent panorama of sound. The... moreabout: Klaus Mäkelä conducts Richard Strauss’ “Alpine Symphony”
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