Experience highlights from Strauss' operas Der Rosenkavalier, Ariadne auf Naxos, and Salome, performed by Komische Oper Berlin orchestra musicians in the Schiller Theater foyer. Enjoy chamber music arrangements by Nigel Shore, perfect for both enthusiasts and newcomers.
As the nights grow longer during the dark season, we find joy in cozying up and dedicating time to our dreams. Accompanied by Robin Poell, we embark on musical adventures exploring nocturnal figures encountered in our dreams. The music evokes vivid dreams, twinkling stars, or lulls us gently to sleep – various night music experiences.
The catchy and heartwarming melodies of Jewish Klezmer music are the perfect start to the new year. Mahler's musical language, rooted in Bohemian folk music tradition, resonates with Klezmer. Uri Caine and his band, along with the Komische Oper Berlin orchestra, will evoke both tears and foot-tapping. Embrace these emotions and step confidently into 2025. Happy New Year!
Singing, especially at Christmas, evokes a special festive mood, triggering memories and anticipation. This concert features a children's choir, soloists, and musicians performing well-known and lesser-known Christmas carols to spread joy and a sense of community.
As the nights grow longer during the dark season, we find joy in cozying up and dedicating time to our dreams. Accompanied by Robin Poell, we embark on musical adventures exploring nocturnal figures encountered in our dreams. The music evokes vivid dreams, twinkling stars, or lulls us gently to sleep – various night music experiences.
Herbert Fritsch, a renowned actor and director with a penchant for the absurd, is venturing into the concert realm. Following his turbulent and absurd Don Giovanni, he now presents György Ligeti's groundbreaking Poème symphonique for 100 Metronomes, alongside General Music Director James Gaffigan. He'll also guide us through his personal musical world, from Carl Maria von Weber to Iannis Xenakis.
Experience a special chamber concert evening featuring works by Franz Schubert and Johannes Brahms, performed by the choral soloists of the Komische Oper Berlin and their choir director David Cavelius. The selection ranges from Schubert's touching songs to Brahms' diverse duets and romances, showcasing the full spectrum of Romantic art songs. Look forward to an evening of emotional highlights and musical poetry in Berlin.
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