Keywords: Special Concert, World Premiere
| Gijs Leenaars | Conductor |
| Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin |
| New work for choir and instruments (commissioned by the Rundfunkchor Berlin, world premiere) | Isabel Mundry |
| Serenade to Music for sixteen voices and orchestra | Ralph Vaughan Williams |
| “Quattro pezzi sacri” for soprano, choir and orchestra | Giuseppe Verdi |
These events are similar in terms of concept, place, musicians or the program.
EXPERIENCING THE FUTURE THROUGH MUSIC The RSB and the Futurium will bring the House of Futures to life in a very special way at a concert. Musical contributions set a new scene for the exhibition and bring the exhibits to life in sound at a late hour.At night in the museum… Music can be heard at various locations in the exhibition and the Lab. As soloists or in small groups, the musicians perform pieces by various composers. There is no standard programme. Our visitors can let the music carry them through the museum.The Futurium is about the future, even about “futures”, as the spectacular new building in the centre of Berlin understands itself. The exhibition with living scenarios, a lab for trying things out and a forum for community dialogue offer space to present and discuss foreseeable, conceivable and desirable futures.
In the anniversary season of the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, chamber music ensembles of the RSB will perform for the first time at the Humboldt Forum. The musicians return to the historic venue where the RSB has performed several times in its past at the Palace of the Republic. Inspired by the collections and exhibitions, micro-concerts will be played.The performances by RSB members will take place during opening hours, admission is free.The exact locations of the concert and its repetition will be announced. Please leave jackets, coats and large bags at the cloakroom or the lockers on the ground floor before entering the Museum of Asian Art on the 3rd floor. The number of seats is limited, plus standing room.
In the anniversary season of the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, chamber music ensembles of the RSB will perform for the first time at the Humboldt Forum. The musicians return to the historic venue where the RSB has performed several times in its past at the Palace of the Republic. Inspired by the collections and exhibitions, micro-concerts will be played.The performances by RSB members will take place during opening hours, admission is free.The programme will be announced here and on the Humboldt Forum website shortly before the event.
The string quartet “Vox terrae” by Enrico Palascino takes its title literally. The diverse voices of the earth and its inhabitants have their say. The composer describes his approach: “Our earth is first and foremost home to an incredible number of creatures. Together they form a complex system where life has become possible in the most diverse places on earth. The frozen landscapes at the South and North Poles, the force of the oceans, the huge human metropolises are all beauties of the earth in their own right. They are described in the first movement of the quartet. However, nature has different ‘rules of beauty’ than mankind: a leitmotif wanders through the various places and becomes a warning call from nature… The second movement is an attempt to establish a spiritual balance between the wishes of mankind and the needs of nature. The result is a prayer where different textures alternate or search together for an answer.” (Enrico Palascino)On-site organisation: 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Room 220 Buildings from OceaniaEnrico Palascino String quartet “Le voci della Terra” 1st movement: La Terra (The Earth)2.30 pm and 3.30 pm Room 317 Northern Silk Road2nd movement La Preghiera (The Prayer)Please leave jackets, coats and large bags at the cloakroom or in the lockers on the ground floor before entering the Ethnological Museum on the 2nd floor. The number of seats is limited, plus standing room. In case of overcrowding we have to close the entrance temporarily. In the anniversary season of the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, chamber music ensembles of the RSB will perform for the first time at the Humboldt Forum. The musicians return to the historic venue where the RSB has performed several times in its past at the Palace of the Republic. Inspired by the collections and exhibitions, micro-concerts will be played.The performances by RSB members will take place during opening hours, admission is free.The programme will be announced here and on the Humboldt Forum website shortly before the event.
On Pentecost Sunday, the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin will swarm out into the countryside to make music in the open air in the Gardens of the World. The park not only offers a refuge for flora from all over the world, but is also a charming place to recharge your batteries musically on a personal walk between the continents.In addition to a work by Boris Filanovsky, which is literally composed for a passing audience, various ensembles of the orchestra, spread across the extensive grounds, create small musical oases, sometimes entertaining, sometimes contemplative or as if from another world.The concert is included in park admission.Boris Filanovsky „Arkhitekton Lambda“ At the “Gräserband” crossroads next to the “Promenade Aquatica” water gardens Approx. 2.00 – 2.35 pmAbout the piece: Arkhitekton is the general name for three-dimensional cubist abstractions developed by Kazimir Malevich. Malevich labelled them in Greek letters and regarded them as a three-dimensional version of the “movement of painterly masses and planes”.In a spatial composition, the listener is usually either at the intersection of sound streams or has to move from one isolated sound object to another. Here, however, the orchestra appears as a complex body of sound that cannot be heard in its entirety from a single point, so that the listener has to move around and gradually change the acoustic focus. The result can therefore hardly be described as a musical work; here we are dealing with a kind of analogy to the “movement of painterly masses and planes” that I have tried to unfold in time and sound.Paul Hindemith “Little Chamber Music for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn and Bassoon op 24 No.2” In the flower theatre Approx. 2.45 pm & 3.25 pm (15 min. each)Benjamin Britten „Metamorphosen nach Ovid“ In the Chinese garden by the stone boat Approx. 2.45 pm & 3.25 pm (15 min. each) Joseph Hadyn „Lerchen Quartett“ In the Renaissance garden Approx. 3.05 pm & 3.45 pm (20 min. each) Brass Quintet Meadow next to the Japanese Garden Approx. 3.05 pm & 3.45 pm (20 min. each)
In the anniversary season of the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, chamber music ensembles of the RSB will perform for the first time at the Humboldt Forum. The musicians return to the historic venue where the RSB has performed several times in its past at the Palace of the Republic. Inspired by the collections and exhibitions, micro-concerts will be played.The performances by RSB members will take place during opening hours, admission is free.The programme will be announced here and on the Humboldt Forum website shortly before the event.
Behind the partially reconstructed façade of the Berlin Palace, the Humboldt Forum opens up with collections from many cultures around the world. The musicians return to the historic location where the RSB has performed several times in the Palace of the Republic in the past. Inspired by the collections and exhibitions, they will play micro-concerts on the six museum Sundays from November 2024 to April 2025, each at 14:00. Entry is free. The programmes of the concerts will be announced on the websites of the RSB and the Humboldt Forum before the respective dates.
Behind the partially reconstructed façade of the Berlin Palace, the Humboldt Forum opens up with collections from many cultures around the world. The musicians return to the historic location where the RSB has performed several times in the Palace of the Republic in the past. Inspired by the collections and exhibitions, they will play micro-concerts on the six museum Sundays from November 2024 to April 2025, each at 14:00. Entry is free. The programmes of the concerts will be announced on the websites of the RSB and the Humboldt Forum before the respective dates.
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