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At times melancholic and rugged, at others with a dance-like lightness: Antonín Dvořák’s Seventh Symphony presents a broad spectrum of contrasting moods, infused with the unmistakable colouring of Czech folk music. Kirill Petrenko also conducts Erich... moreabout: Kirill Petrenko and Vilde Frang
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Colourful, festive, refined – Camille Saint-Saëns’ “Organ Symphony” surprises us not only with its unexpected use of the organ, but also with its delicate sound textures. Kazuki Yamada, chief conductor of the orchestras in Birmingham and Monte-Carlo,... moreabout: Saint-Saëns’ “Organ Symphony” and Respighi’s “Fontane di Roma”
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The Westerner – the unknown being Even 35 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, our brothers and sisters who were socialised in the former FRG still puzzle us. What made them the way they are? Why do they persist in voting for the same old, familiar... moreabout: Von Mainz bis an die Memel - CLXXIII
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Sona Jobarteh is the first professional female kora player to have conquered a previously male domain. She comes from a family of Gambian musicians with a long tradition of playing the kora, a 21-stringed West African bridge harp. Until now, women were... moreabout: Series World
How does a production find its way onto the stage? How many people and which professions are involved in creating a performance and giving you a special evening at the opera? Join us on a tour of discovery through the Staatsoper Unter den Linden and the... moreabout: Post-Performance Tour
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Beethoven’s dramatic and heroic Egmont Overture is well-known and much loved. However, very few listeners know the extensive incidental music that Beethoven also wrote Goethe’s drama Egmont. Gustavo Dudamel gives us the opportunity to hear how vividly... moreabout: Gustavo Dudamel conducts Tchaikovsky’s Fifth
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The Last Letters is a storytelling played by Tomoya Kawamura, inspired freely by the story of Tome Torihama and the historical facts of World War II. Tome tells us her story and the one of far too young “Kamikaze” pilots, in times where it seemed reasonable... moreabout: The Last Letters
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What happens when you give Herbert Fritsch, a brilliant actor and director with a penchant for the eccentric, a symphony concert to play with? We can’t say for sure, but here’s what can be said: Fritsch is venturing into the concert world! His tumultuously... moreabout: Herbert Fritsch Does a Concert
MikroHiejazz • Jamsession MikroHiejazz is a journey to different cultures: Oriental, Latin, Balkan and more. Every Saturday, in the heart of Berlin. MikroHiejazzis a unique opportunity where you can bring your instrument, and gather to share the love... moreabout: MikroHiejazz
"Splash, splash - dive with us!" Just in time for World Water Day on March 22, 2024, the children's museum under the roof is opening a new special exhibition. Together with water flea Daphne, children aged between 4 and 12 can discover the secrets of... moreabout: HaZweiOohh!
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Sasha Waltz and an ensemble of 14 dancers devote themselves to the complete "Symphony No. 7 in A major (op. 92)" by Ludwig van Beethoven. This music, composed in 1812, resonates with questions of its time that still play a role for us today: the failure... moreabout: Beethoven 7
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Life is grand! And it’s cold . . . on Christmas Eve in the Latin Quarter of Paris, around the year 1830. The four Bohemians haven’t got enough money for rent, nor for firewood, nor for Christmas supper. Though penniless, they are fabulously rich in joie... moreabout: La Bohème
People rarely talk about how people with disabilities lived under the conditions of the communist dictatorship and how they fare today. What image of humanity and what reality was behind the state propaganda of the GDR? What changed after the fall of... moreabout: 35 years of the fall of the Berlin Wall and inclusion
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In their new performance, “A Masque for the Multiverse”, which premieres at Radialsystem at the turn of the year, the ensembles laborgras and CONTINUUM combine the music of contemporary American composer Shara Nova with the “Masques” by William Lawes... moreabout: A Masque for the Multiverse
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What is the whole truth about lies? Where can it be found and what is revealed when it is exposed? In this era of artificial intelligence and social networks, whoever searches for the truth about lies will often find it residing in the paradoxical – or... moreabout: The Whole Truth About Lies
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