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Music is shaped not only by diverse tones and melodies but also by incredibly versatile rhythms and tempos. From spirited to melancholic, slow to fast, we explore the rhythmic variety in music. Clap, sneak, and dance along in the children's concert Takt auf, Takt ab!
Music is shaped not only by diverse tones and melodies but also by incredibly versatile rhythms and tempos. From spirited to melancholic, slow to fast, we explore the rhythmic variety in music. Clap, sneak, and dance along in the children's concert Takt auf, Takt ab!
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.
To celebrate the beginning of spring, join James Gaffigan, Robin Poell, and the Komische Oper Berlin orchestra on a musical journey through nature's awakening. Listen to the buzzing of bees, sing along, and immerse yourselves in the sounds of spring.
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.
Florian Illies, known for his chronicle of German sentiment, has recently captivated audiences with compilations on 1913 and love during times of hate. His latest work delves into German Romanticism, portraying Caspar David Friedrich as a painter of devout introspection on the edge of abstraction. The symphony concert "Sound of Silence" complements this, showing Friedrich wasn't alone in his artistic journey.
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.
Es liegt eine bittersüße Note in der Musik Wolfgang Amadeus Mozarts, die zu beschreiben sich die Menschen seit Jahrhunderten die Zähne ausbeißen. Ist es die Fröhlichkeit in der Tiefe? Oder das Melancholische in der Süße? Parallel zu Le nozze di Figaro entsteht mit dem Klavierkonzert Nr. 22 ein Werk, das eben genau jenen Charakterton in sich trägt und dessen sich der norwegische Pianist Christian Ihle Hadland annimmt: packend und tänzerisch – und nicht eine Sekunde banal. Ebenso leichtfüßig wie Mozart eröffnet Elena Kats-Chernins Dance of the Paper Umbrellas das Programm. Franz Schuberts 4. Sinfonie trägt den Beinamen »Tragische«, nimmt die Hörerschaft aber eher auf eine dramatische, musikalisch aufwühlende Reise mit. Zu dieser gibt Grażyna Bacewiczs rasante Ouvertüre für Orchester den Startschuss. Eine Achterbahn der (Frühlings-)Gefühle!
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.
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.
The Komische Oper Berlin's choir has been named Choir of the Year by Opernwelt magazine. This concert focuses on their exquisite choral sound, performing Romantic works by Zemlinsky, Korngold, and Schreker, conducted by David Cavelius.
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