Konzert

Konzert Opernkinder­orchester

The Berlin State Opera and the Staatskapelle Berlin, together with the Opera Children's Orchestra, offer about 90 children aged 7 to 13 unique experiences on an internationally renowned stage. Over nine months, the children learn the concert program in music schools, rehearse at the State Opera, and develop their musical skills. The program culminates in several moderated concerts for school classes and families.

Konzert Opernkinder­orchester

The Berlin State Opera and the Staatskapelle Berlin, together with the Opera Children's Orchestra, offer about 90 children aged 7 to 13 unique experiences on an internationally renowned stage. Over nine months, the children learn the concert program in music schools, rehearse at the State Opera, and develop their musical skills. The program culminates in several moderated concerts for school classes and families.

Konzert Opernkinder­orchester

The Berlin State Opera and the Staatskapelle Berlin, together with the Opera Children's Orchestra, offer about 90 children aged 7 to 13 unique experiences on an internationally renowned stage. Over nine months, the children learn the concert program in music schools, rehearse at the State Opera, and develop their musical skills. The program culminates in several moderated concerts for school classes and families.

Espresso-Konzert

Half-remembered German folk songs and the music of a Berlin childhood flicker again and again in the songs of composer Ruth Schönthal, born in 1924. First celebrated as a child prodigy in her home country in the 1930s, the 14-year-old had to flee from the National Socialists. She ended up in the USA via detours, where she developed her very own style as a successful composer - between European musical tradition, folk music and American modernism. Her rarely heard songs are the focus of the program “Berlin im Licht” by soprano Mengqi Zhang and pianist Marlene Heiß. Combined with cabaret songs by other composers expelled from Berlin, such as Kurt Weill and Hanns Eisler, they revolve around questions of belonging and (not) arriving, balancing between pain and lightness, seriousness and playfulness - to which, incidentally, shot glasses and light bulbs also contribute by changing the sound of the piano.

6. Akademisches Konzert

Konzert der Tenöre

Under the sonorous title »The Concert of the Tenors«, the Hamburger Konzertchor, together with international soloists, present the most beautiful arias, choral works and canzones from popular operas and operettas. The programme also features other works by great composers such as Georges Bizet, Richard Wagner, Gaetano Donizetti and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Konzert zum Valentinstag

The text refers to the Ensemble of the New Philharmonic Hamburg, a German orchestra.

Konzert der Tenöre

Under the sonorous title »The Concert of the Tenors«, the Hamburger Konzertchor, together with international soloists, present the most beautiful arias, choral works and canzones from popular operas and operettas. The programme also features other works by great composers such asGiuseppi Verdi, Giacomo Puccini, Richard Wagner and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Konzert zum Karfreitag

Joseph Haydn's “The Seven Last Words of Our Savior on the Cross” are dramatically emotional. First performed in 1796, the vocal version is one of the most popular pieces of Passion music. Beforehand, writer Navid Kermani will read from his highly acclaimed, intelligent and poetic book “Unbelieving Amazement. On Christianity”. In it, the winner of the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade “immerses himself in the world of Christian imagery and marvels at a religion full of sacrifice and lamentation, love and miracles.”