Name: 1000 & One
Start: 2026-06-07T15:30:00
Location: Berliner Philharmonie

The Berliner Symphoniker is set to captivate audiences with a trio of orchestral concerts, each with its unique theme and flair. From virtuosic violin fantasies to classical masterpieces, and from childhood-inspired dances to thrilling narratives, these events promise an unforgettable musical journey. Featuring renowned musicians like Maria Solozobova on the violin and Xinyu Peng on the piano, each concert offers a dive into the depths of cultural and artistic expression, promising a vibrant exploration of sounds and stories at the iconic Berliner Philharmonie.

A Symphony of Cultures: Berlin's Orchestral Odyssey

Daniela Musca

Christian Rieger

Berliner Symphoniker

In Francis Poulenc's "Peasant Concerto" from 1928, the harpsichord, which had disappeared since Mozart's time, experiences a magnificent resurrection. With its melodic charm and fragrant grace, the piece seems to dream itself back to the French Rococo era – albeit with gentle irony. Charles Gounod's "Funeral March for a Marionette" – a piano sonata that the composer later transcribed for orchestra – must have appealed to Alfred Hitchcock greatly: It became the theme song for the series "Hitchcock Presents." As thrilling as a crime thriller, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's tone poem about "Scheherazade," who used fairy tales to keep her husband, King Shahryar, from killing her, is as captivating as a Arabian Nights.

1000 & One

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