Salon Chopin

Salon anglais

Mathilde Vialle, Thibaut Roussel and Ronan Khalil bring to life instruments from the collections of the Musée de la musique, in an English Salon where they are joined by tenor Zachary Wilder.

Secrets d’instrument

Secrets d’instrument

Tea Time

Destinée

Contrary to what Rousseau opined, female composers of the 18th century were just as inspired as their male contemporaries. Sophie de Bardonnèche, Justin Taylor and Lucile Boulanger breathe new life into a musical heritage by women too long in the shadows.

Salut Salon

Salut Salon lead a furious and enchanting journey through musical dream worlds between illusion and reality. Angelika Bachmann (violin), Alvina Lahyani (violin), Maria Well (cello) and Kristiina Rokashevich (piano) give an idea of just how varied dreams can sound with their brilliant opening, Astor Piazzolla’s »Tango del Diablo«: turbulent and disturbing, tender and full of longing. The quartet wanders through the emotions with absolutely captivating dynamics and uses the instruments not only with classical perfection, but also daringly and imaginatively as sound tools and artistic accomplices. Violins, cello and piano are tapped, worked and danced on. The instruments sound so impulsive and sensitive as if they were independent characters with their very own stories to tell: Of exuberance and love, of the fleeting nature of time and the utopias that we urgently need right now.

25 years “Philharmonic Salon”

For 25 years, curator and cellist Götz Teutsch has been bringing music and literature together in the Philharmonic Salon. A wide variety of cultural worlds have been experienced. The series has presented the Mendelssohn family and their guests, traced the travels of the legendary Casanova, and brought Gustav Mahler's Vienna to life. This anniversary concert, featuring actor Heikko Deutschmann and soprano Anna Prohaska with members of the Berliner Philharmoniker, is all about art and kitsch – two worlds that are particularly captivating when they overlap.

Chopin Piano

Yokohama-born Sachiko Furuhata debuted at Carnegie Hall in November 2017 to a standing ovation. She has since performed at major venues such as San Francisco's Herbst Theatre, Edinburgh's Usher Hall, Leipzig Gewandhaus, Berlin Philharmonic, and Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie. She has played with orchestras like the Russian State Philharmonic and German Radio Philharmonic. She is a popular and sought-after pianist in Europe.

Chopin pur

Chopin Piano

Yokohama-born Sachiko Furuhata debuted at Carnegie Hall in November 2017 to a standing ovation. She has since performed at major venues such as San Francisco's Herbst Theatre, Edinburgh's Usher Hall, Leipzig Gewandhaus, Berlin Philharmonic, and Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie. She has played with orchestras like the Russian State Philharmonic and German Radio Philharmonic. She is a popular and sought-after pianist in Europe.