S e p t e m b e r  9 + 10,  2 p m.
N e u b r a n d e n b u r g  /  N e u s t r e l i t z

Ope­ning of the new sea­son! More…

S e p t e m b e r  3,  3 p m.
G E D O K  B r a n d e n b u r g

Liam Mal­lett, flu­te // Anna Stein­kog­ler, harp.

The Gale­rie Kunst­flü­gel is cele­bra­ting its 25th anni­ver­sa­ry with new art­works and music! More…

J u l y  2 9 ,  6 p m
F e s t i v a l s c h e u n e  U l r i c h s h u s e n

Love and pas­si­on, des­pair and mad­ness — fes­ti­val lau­rea­te Mat­thi­as Schorn (cla­ri­net) and the Kam­mer­aka­de­mie Pots­dam dedi­ca­te this evening to the­se strong emo­ti­ons. Ins­tead of words, music by Men­dels­sohn Bar­thol­dy, Wolf, Strauss and Tchai­kovs­ky. More…

J u l y  1,  8 p m
V i l l a  E l i s a b e t h

The Ukrai­ni­an com­po­sers fea­tured during the Kyiv Con­tem­po­ra­ry Music Days in col­la­bo­ra­ti­on with the KNM Ensel­b­le Ber­lin belong to the new gene­ra­ti­on of Ukrai­ni­an clas­si­cal musi­ci­ans and repre­sent what is com­mon­ly known as the Mai­dan gene­ra­ti­on. The Revo­lu­ti­on of Digni­ty, or Euro­mai­dan, which took place in Ukrai­ne in 2013–2014, brought about radi­cal poli­ti­cal and social chan­ges in the coun­try but also gave a boost to cul­tu­ral initia­ti­ves, both sta­­te-fun­­ded and grass­roots. We wish to show the diver­se tra­jec­to­ries the Ukrai­ni­an new music has taken during this tur­bu­lent yet incre­di­bly fer­ti­le peri­od. More…

J u n e  2 5,  5 p m.
S t.  N i k o l a i  S t r a l s u n d

Choir con­cert with music by Franz Schu­bert, Gus­tav Holst and John Rut­ter. More…

M a y  2 8,  4 p m
B ü r g e r h a u s  H a n n s  E i s l e r

For their new pro­gram “scen­ted rus­hes — Through the loo­king glass”, Anna Stein­kog­ler and Valen­tin Butt let them­sel­ves be inspi­red by two gre­at sto­ry-tel­­lers and phil­an­thro­pists. Not only their works, but also their sen­se of humor, ear­nest­ness and their distas­te for being stuck in a pige­on hole is what attracts OXYMORON to the com­po­ser Mau­rice Ravel and the wri­ter and mathe­ma­ti­ci­an Lewis Car­roll. And they both knew about the importance of blur­ring the lines. More…

M a y  4 / 5 / 7
N e u b r a n d e n b u r g e r  P h i l h a r m o n i e

Rumani­an and Spa­nish rhap­so­dies by Enes­cu, Rach­ma­ni­nov and Ravel, and of cour­se the one “in blue” by Geor­ge Gershwin under the baton of Sebas­ti­an Tewin­kel. Soloist: Clai­re Huang­ci. More…

A p r i l  7,  8 p m
K o n z e r t h a u s  B e r l i n

Good Fri­day Con­cert with the Kon­zert­haus­or­ches­ter Ber­lin, Marc Albrecht and Dani­el Hope. More…

M a r c h  3 1  —  A p r i l  1,  8 p m
T e i l e l a g e r  F a h r b e r e i t s c h a f t

KNM con­tem­po­r­a­ri­es is a fes­ti­val offe­ring pre­sen­ta­ti­ons, open dis­cus­sions and evening per­for­man­ces of new music in the expe­ri­men­tal set­ting of Tei­le­la­ger FAHRBEREITSCHAFT, ope­ning up a plu­ra­li­stic forum for con­tem­po­ra­ry lis­tening, exch­an­ge and com­po­sing. With music by Ales­san­dro Boset­ti, Maxim Kolo­mi­iets, Kuba Krze­win­ski, Min­na Lein­onen, Yang Lin and Gior­gio Mus­o­le­si. More…

M a r c h  5,  9. 3 0 a m  &  2. 3 0 p m
K o n z e r t h a u s  B e r l i n

BRÜDERCHEN UND SCHWESTERCHEN. Vio­lin, harp and dance.

A con­cert for the youn­gest ones! We are exci­ted to find out how they are going to react! More…