Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bernd Uhlig Deutsche Oper Berlin
Embark on a journey through the illustrious history of the Deutsche Oper Berlin, the city's largest opera house, boasting an impressive 1,859 seats. This cultural cornerstone first raised its curtains under the visionary leadership of Ignatz Waghalter on November 7, 1912, with the resounding notes of Ludwig van Beethoven's Fidelio.
But what truly sets this opera house apart is its legacy of premieres. It has been the birthplace of ground-breaking works by renowned composers like Henze, Reimann, and many others. With each new premiere, the Deutsche Oper Berlin continues to push the boundaries of artistic expression, making it an indispensable part of Berlin's vibrant cultural scene.
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Axel Zwingenberger: Boogie‐Woogie Hits
Berlin, Philharmonie Berlin
1 h 20 min -
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Unsuk Chins Universum
Berlin, Konzerthaus Berlin
2 h 30 min -
Konzerthausorchester Mendelssohn Wettbewerb
Berlin, Konzerthaus Berlin
2 h 30 min -
“Mozart: The Last Three Symphonies”
Berlin, Philharmonie Berlin
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CASALS QUARTET
Berlin, Pierre Boulez Saal
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TANIA GIANNOULI & NILS PETTER MOLVÆR
Berlin, Pierre Boulez Saal
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Famous Violin Concertos: “When the violin touches the strings of the soul …”
Berlin, Philharmonie Berlin
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Expeditionskonzert Beethoven I
Berlin, Konzerthaus Berlin
1 h 45 min -
BAKR KHLEIFI & DERYA TÜRKAN
Berlin, Pierre Boulez Saal
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Dudok Quartet Amsterdam
Berlin, Konzerthaus Berlin
2 h -
Swedish Chamber Orchestra
Berlin, Philharmonie Berlin
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Le Concert Olympique
Berlin, Philharmonie Berlin
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PIOTR ANDERSZEWSKI
Berlin, Pierre Boulez Saal
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ensemble unitedberlin, Vladimir Jurowski
Berlin, Konzerthaus Berlin
2 h 30 min -
GASPARD TRIO
Berlin, Pierre Boulez Saal
