Matinee of the Friends of the Berliner Philharmoniker e. V. Das ist ja unerhört!

Berliner Philharmoniker

Our interactive concerts combine music, dance, and movement into a colourful experience. Four times a season, young and old explorers of music can visit the Philharmonie Berlin and discover the diverse timbres of string, wind, and percussion instruments. In these concerts, the audience is right in the middle of the action, and can even join the action. The children have the best seats, in the front row. They hum, dance, and clap, experiencing music in a way that is playful and interactive; each concert tells a captivating story without words.

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Interactive concert “Juchhe!”

Berliner Philharmonie

Late Night Concert II: “Borderline experiences”

Szene Lokal

Meditative, spiritual, and profoundly original: for the Good Friday observances in the Andalusian city of Cádiz, Joseph Haydn composed seven instrumental movements that meditate on the last words of the crucified Jesus. Each movement draws on the melody and rhythm of the Latin text and unfolds a richly imagined sound world. The culmination is an expressive finale depicting the earthquake after Jesus’ death. As part of our Biennale Signs & Wonders, members of the Berliner Philharmoniker perform this work in its string quartet version.

Cornelia Gartemann

Events

Upcoming events

Jan 16, 2027

Late Night Haydn’s “Seven Last Words” · Berliner Philharmoniker

Past events

Jun 14, 2026

Matinee of the Friends of the Berliner Philharmoniker e. V. Das ist ja unerhört! · Berliner Philharmoniker

6 - 7 Jun, 2026

Interactive concert “Juchhe!” · Berliner Philharmoniker

Future and recently performed repertoire

Violin in Suite for Variety Orchestra No. 1 by Shostakovich

Berliner Philharmoniker

Violin in Symphony No. 15 by Shostakovich

Berliner Philharmoniker

Violin in String Trio by Cras

Berliner Philharmoniker

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