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She also has experience in other sectors like modelling, fashion, film and performance art.
5 questions for Matze Hielscher
But when it gets a bit more complicated and it's about really getting involved with another person, with other ideas or melodies that you're not used to, then you have to pay more attention and really listen.
Well prepared #6
Yu-Hui: I love that the cuisine in Taiwan—and in other Asian countries, too—is so diverse. At home, I enjoy cooking and do it often—actually, whenever I have time in the evenings.
Completely in tune #1 – At the bow maker
Alongside 29 violin concertos and various other works for his instrument, the violin virtuoso and composer Giovanni Battista Viotti left behind the aphorism “Le violon, c'est l'archet.” (“The violin is the bow.”).
Vera-Lotte Boecker im Gespräch
On the one hand, the piece is governed by the laws of twelve-tone music; on the other, it is highly emotional and, to my mind, heart-rendingly moving. The subject matter could hardly be more topical.
Berlin Tracks: Stadtmitte – Jannowitzbrücke
For somebody in a city without family, it was very important be able to lean onto others and connect, especially during that time. In a city like Berlin, the best and the worst are possible for you. This group was such a beautiful landing place for me.
Don't miss – Concert tips for January
Quite a few of the graduates now play with us or have found their way into other renowned orchestras. I myself was a student at this school in the 1970s, and I have now been teaching clarinet, chamber music, and orchestral playing there for decades.
Always at the forefront
The leaders of the other sections support me in this.
Caffè & corno
The perfect coffee soundtrack consists of music that I love – for my instrument, the French horn, of course, as well as other instruments that I like very much.
Of fish and men – Mahler 2
Like no other composer, Mahler's entire oeuvre revolves around mourning and consolation, death and life. For our dramaturge Andreas Hitscher, his symphonies demand not only listening but "unreserved co-experience.
Berlin Tracks: Stadtmitte – Schönleinstraße
For me, it’s not about catering to a genre, but about bringing the musical traditions I come from – whether traditional music played on the bağlama, classical European music, or other styles that have influenced me – into collaborations like the one with Ensemble
When the double bass goes traveling
Accurate to the gram through customs But back to the big double bass case: Isn't it also very practical for holding travel souvenirs from other orchestra members and an extra salami for the snack?
Art at the Konzerthaus during “Aus den Fugen”
The ensemble will perform this and other works at the festival on November 21.
For the love of classical music
Among other things, they explain how our VR glasses and tablets work. They also offer a glimpse behind the scenes when guiding visitors through the concert hall on free tours nearly every day.
Happy Birthday, Christoph Eschenbach
In addition to the Konzerthaus and the Konzerthausorchester Berlin, musical congratulations were extended by Lang Lang and the Orchestre de Paris, violinist Midori, violinist Ray Chen, violist Nils Mönkemeyer, pianist Tzimon Barto and several other guests.
Of beginnings... with trombonist Helge von Niswandt
Or they are creative and artistic in other ways. I think that's a very nice and necessary addition. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN “DONE” WITH A PIECE? I don't think that has ever happened to me.
Welcome, Tobias Rempe
Classical music may sometimes seem more complex and ambivalent than some other music. But at best, this keeps us excited and wide awake.
From Haydn to Dessner
How did you get to know each other? I actually got to know Pekka through this very violin concerto by Bryce Dessner, which we are now performing together at the Konzerthaus. This concerto was written especially for him.
Beginnings in Berlin
No other morning will come.” (Bertolt Brecht, Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny) However, Weill and Brecht incurred the wrath of their critics with the radio cantata “Berlin Requiem”, a scathing critique directed towards Prussian militarism.
Intendant Tobias Rempe on our 2026/27 season
Like no other, this composer embodies a perspective on humanity in the world – with all its possibilities and limitations.