Reading by Iris Berben
Biennale of the Berliner Philharmoniker
Staatsbibliothek Haus 2 Potsdamer Straße
Biennale »Paradise lost?«
Debussy’s “La Mer” and Grieg’s Piano Concerto
Biennale of the Berliner Philharmoniker
Main Auditorium
Philharmonic chamber music: Sound magic for flute and harp
Chamber Music Hall
Tetzlaff Quartett plays Beethoven, Widmann and Brahms
Chamber Music Hall
Kyiv Symphony Orchestra with Mendelssohn, Grieg and Lyatoshynsky
Chamber Music Hall
Original sound: Fabio Biondi and Europa Galante
Chamber Music Hall
What does nature sound like in music?
Whether raging storms, shimmering waves, or gentle raindrops – for centuries, composers have drawn inspiration from nature. But how can the sounds of nature be brought to life in an orchestra?
Nature and music
Composers of all ages have been inspired by nature to write magnificent works: only their aesthetic outlook and their individual approach have changed with the passage of time. Here is a brief survey of this subject
From the far north to the wider world
The Finnish musician Dalia Stasevska is one of the most promising members of the younger generation of female conductors.
“Is what we’re doing enough?”
Marin Alsop, making her debut with the Berliner Philharmoniker, will present four depictions of nature from four different continents at the Biennale “Paradise lost?”.
David Robertson takes over as conductor for the concerts opening the Berliner Philharmoniker’s Biennale
It is with great regret that Kirill Petrenko also has to cancel the concerts from 13 to 15 February and the family concert on 16 February. On strict medical advice, he has to take a 3-week break for further treatment.
Kirill Petrenko has to cancel concerts at the end of January
Dima Slobodeniouk takes over as conductor
Award ceremony for Frank Peter Zimmermann and the Berliner Philharmoniker
Berliner Philharmoniker Recordings: The edition with four violin concertos received the German Record Critics’ Award
