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Monika Sommerer, head of the JMB Library, regularly gives tours of the library’s history and extensive collection. She presents special works on various subjects – from first editions of writings by important Jewish authors and volumes on art to prayer,... moreabout: Jewish cuisine - cookbooks in the JMB Library
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Classical art songs and modern poetry – lieder recital meets poetry reading in this series of events organised jointly with the Haus für Poesie Berlin. Each of the four evening events held in the foyer of the Deutsche Oper Berlin will feature a poet reading... moreabout: Songs and Poets
© Lucas Godoi
The research project explores the intersection of personal experience, colonialism, labor, and identity through the lens of a delivery worker in Berlin. Balancing full-time work and studies, the researcher integrates their daily routine into their artistic... moreabout: No Times for Titles
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In Anton Bruckner’s Seventh Symphony, the Berliner Philharmoniker can explore the full spectrum of music-making, from intimacy in chamber music passages to its characteristically powerful tutti sound. Like Bruckner’s work, Mendelssohn’s violin concerto... moreabout: Marek Janowski and Augustin Hadelich
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“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
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It is his first major work, and yet it is a mature musical statement. Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 1 contains everything that would characterise the composer’s later style: emotional outbursts, sudden yawning chasms, folkloric melodies, the sounds of... moreabout: Tugan Sokhiev conducts Mahler’s First
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Soprano Julia Lezhneva's career was prophesied early on: ‘I must have shouted so suddenly right after giving birth that the doctor almost dropped me and told my mother that I was a born opera singer,’ she says. The Moscow-trained artist clearly has a... moreabout: Konzerthausorchester Berlin, Joana Mallwitz
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Gustav Mahler’s Fourth Symphony is not only one of his most popular works, it also represents the dawn of new music – in 1901 the composer turned his back on the pathos of late Romanticism and pointed the way towards 20th century music. Before this, Luigi... moreabout: Konzerthausorchester Berlin
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13 children's dresses, hand-sewn from the life jackets of refugees, collected at the “Lifejacket Graveyard” in Lesvos, Greece: each dress represents one million of the 13 million children on the run worldwide. The installation “Ungrievable Lifes” by British... moreabout: CASTALIAN STRING QUARTET
© Natisa Exocé Kasongo
No matter what you love or who you are, pursue your most important dreams. Grow beyond yourself. Achieve contentment. In the Congolese language, “sala” means to do (something) or to work. This act of doing or working means to be in motion or to set out... moreabout: SALA | Kuyum dance platform 24
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At its new location, the Theater Building at Charlottenburg Palace, the Käthe Kollwitz Museum presents a newly designed collection exhibition with around 100 works by the artist, initially on the first floor of the building. The artist (1867 – 1945),... moreabout: And yet it is art
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In the early 20th century, Armenian philosopher, mystic, and composer George Gurdjieff traveled widely in the Caucasus, Middle East, Northern Africa, and Asia. He later transformed his experiences of the diverse local musical traditions he encountered... moreabout: GURDJIEFF ENSEMBLE
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Mitsuko Uchida is the grande dame of the piano – and one of the Berliner Philharmoniker’s close artistic companions. Her elegant, gripping and sensitive playing makes her an ideal interpreter of the piano works of Ludwig van Beethoven and Franz Schubert.... moreabout: Piano recital
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Aleady as a child, artist in Residence Seong-Jin Cho was impressed by “the brilliant and dramatic expression” of Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5. His view has since evolved, he says: “This music is not only fiery, but also lyrical, deep and broad”. He... moreabout: Seong-Jin Cho performs Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto
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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
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