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Interactive concert “Schwupp-di-wupp”

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Sat, May 17, 2025, 10:00
At the interactive concerts for children aged 3 and over, the immediate encounter with music, dance and rhythm gets every fibre of the body vibrating. Each concert is dedicated to a different instrument, played by members of the Berliner Philharmoniker or the Karajan Academy. In the upper foyer of the chamber music hall, a shared stage area is created that brings children and artists together. Our young guests sit on cushions in the centre of the stage and experience magical... Read full text

Keywords: Children and Family, Young Musicians

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Musicians

Karajan-Akademie der Berliner PhilharmonikerEnsemble
Gisela de Paz SolvasDance, Cheography
Leticia TaguchiDance, Cheography
Sarah Jeanne BabitsStage Director
Julia SchnittgerStage, Costumes

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