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Manege frei! Kammerkonzert 10

Date & Time
Sun, Jun 1, 2025, 19:30
Venue
Zelt
Musicians of the Komische Oper Berlin present intensive listening experiences in special locations as part of their chamber concerts. From the festive ambience of the Schiller Theater to the monumental vastness of the old hangar at Tempelhof Airport, with new sound worlds at the Kindl site to enchanting experiences in a tent.

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Keywords: Chamber Music

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Astor Piazzolla
Maurice Ravel
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