Concerts in Köpenick Palace Berlin
Berlin, Köpenick Palace — Aurorasaal
About the Event
Take a step off the beaten path in Berlin, and indulge in a musical interlude at Köpenick Palace.
Young talents and established musicians perform in the Aurora Hall of the lovely Baroque palace.
Program
- Franz Schubert – Klaviermusik und Lieder
Artists
| Piano: | Maria‐Magdalena Pitu‐Jokisch Maria‐Magdelena Pitu‐Jokisch was born in Bucharest in 1974. She began playing the piano at the age of 6. From 1980 to 1992, she attended the “G. Enescu” Music High School in Bucharest, where she subsequently studied for two years at the Academy of Music. In 1994, she moved to Berlin and studied piano as her major at the Berlin University of the Arts under Professors Hans Leygraf and Martin Hughes, graduating with distinction in 2001. She then began a supplementary program in concert piano at the “Hans Eisler” Academy of Music in Berlin under Professor Georg Sava, which she completed with honors in early 2005. During her musical training, she participated in international competitions and won, among others, third prize at the “G. Enescu” Competition and first prize at the “Pacem in Terris” Competition. She has already performed at the Berlin Philharmonic Hall with the Hohenfels Orchestra and has given concerts, radio performances, and solo recitals in Bucharest, Athens, Berlin, Darmstadt, Helsinki, Salzburg, Strasbourg, and Tokyo. She is currently active as a concert pianist and piano instructor. |
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| Baritone: | Stephen Barchi Stephen Barchi was born in New York and studied at The Juilliard School and the Academy of Vocal Arts in Philadelphia. He has lived in Berlin since 2013. At the Deutsche Oper Berlin, he sang Aeneas in *Dido and Aeneas*, the Novice’s Friend in *Billy Budd*, and roles in *Carmen*, *Rigoletto*, *Il barbiere di Siviglia*, and *Die Zauberflöte*. Further engagements have taken him to the Leipzig Opera, the Theater Aachen, and the Hamburg Chamber Opera. He appeared as Nicholas in Vanessa with the German Symphony Orchestra Berlin and took on the title role in Duke Bluebeard’s Castle in a production by the Hamburg Theater Academy in collaboration with the Hamburg State Opera. |
Köpenick Palace
Köpenick Palace is a waterside Baroque building in Köpenick, Berlin, built in 1558 as a hunting lodge on the river island of a former Slavic castle. The Palace was home to royal figures including King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden and Frederick I and II of Prussia. The building is surrounded by a beautiful English-style park and has been used as an exhibition venue since 1963. Köpenick Palace now serves as Berlin's Museum of Decorative Arts,exhibiting decorative arts of the Rococo, Baroque and Renaissance periods, as well as a permanent exhibition called “RoomArt” and masterworks in interior design of the 16th and 18th century.
Customer Reviews
4.8 of 5
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Michael W, Deutschland
Feb 2026
Ganz tolle Darbieting!
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Alfred M, Deutschland
Jan 2026
unkomplizierte Online Buchung, alles professionell
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Beate B, Deutschland
Dec 2025
Die Künstlerin hat wunderbar und sehr musikalisch die Stücke vorgetragen, jedoch der Raum war zu Klein für die Lautstärke der Musik.
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Ellen V, Deutschland
Dec 2025
Ein wunderbares Konzert
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claudia B, Deutschland
Nov 2025
Ein wunderbares Konzert! Leider war der Aurorasaal nicht komplett gefüllt.
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Nicole C, Deutschland
Oct 2025
Es war wunderbar. Die Künstlerinnen haben uns ein unvergessliches Erlebnis beschert.
Address
Köpenick Palace, Schlossinsel Köpenick, Berlin, Germany — Google Maps