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August 2015 28 19:00 30 18:00 September 2015 01 AUGUST 2015 Friday 28 August 2015 Philharmonie 19:00 Non-subscription concert BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER SIR SIMON RATTLE Conductor Works by Benjamin Britten and Dmitri Shostakovich Sunday 30 August 2015 Salzburg, Grosses Festspielhaus 18:00 Tour BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER SIR SIMON RATTLE Conductor Works by Benjamin Britten and Dmitri Shostakovich SEPTEMBER 2015 Tuesday 01 September 2015 Lucerne, Culture and Convention Centre 19:30 Tour BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER SIR SIMON RATTLE Conductor Works by Benjamin Britten and Dmitri Shostakovich Wednesday 02 September 2015 Lucerne, Culture and Convention Centre 19:30 Tour BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER SIR SIMON RATTLE Conductor DAISHIN KASHIMOTO Violin AMIHAI GROSZ Viola Works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Joseph Haydn Wednesday 02 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall 20:00 Musikfest Berlin SYNERGY VOCALS ENSEMBLE MODERN Norbert Ommer Sound Direction Brad Lubman Conductor Works by John Adams and Steve Reich Thursday 03 September 2015 Philharmonie 19:00 Musikfest Berlin STAATSKAPELLE BERLIN DANIEL BARENBOIM Conductor Works by Arnold Schoenberg Thursday 03 September 2015 Bucharest, Palace Grand Hall 20:00 Tour BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER SIR SIMON RATTLE Conductor Works by Benjamin Britten and Dmitri Shostakovich Friday 04 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Musikfest Berlin SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY MICHAEL TILSON THOMAS Conductor ST. LAWRENCE STRING QUARTET Works by Arnold Schoenberg, John Adams and Ludwig van Beethoven Saturday 05 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall 17:00 Musikfest Berlin SCHUMANN QUARTETT Works by Arnold Schoenberg and Ludwig van Beethoven Saturday 05 September 2015 Grafenegg, Wolkenturm 19:00 Tour BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER SIR SIMON RATTLE Conductor Works by Benjamin Britten and Dmitri Shostakovich Saturday 05 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Musikfest Berlin BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ANDRIS NELSONS Conductor Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 6 Sunday 06 September 2015 Philharmonie 11:00 READ MORE Musikfest Berlin KONZERTHAUSORCHESTER BERLIN IVÁN FISCHER Conductor PHILIPPE JAROUSSKY Countertenor Works by Marc-André Dalbavie and Gustav Mahler Sunday 06 September 2015 Grafenegg, Wolkenturm 19:00 Tour BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER SIR SIMON RATTLE Conductor DAISHIN KASHIMOTO Violin AMIHAI GROSZ Viola Works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Joseph Haydn Sunday 06 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Musikfest Berlin THE ISRAEL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA ZUBIN MEHTA Conductor Works by Arnold Schoenberg and Gustav Mahler Monday 07 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Musikfest Berlin SWR SINFONIEORCHESTER BADEN-BADEN UND FREIBURG FRANÇOIS-XAVIER ROTH Conductor Klaus Steffes-Holländer, Matan Porat, Florian Hoelscher, Julia Vogelsänger, Akiko Okabe, Christoph Grund Piano Works by Iwan Wyschnegradsky, Georg Friedrich Haas and Arnold Schoenberg Tuesday 08 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Musikfest Berlin ORCHESTER UND CHOR DER DEUTSCHEN OPER BERLIN DONALD RUNNICLES Conductor Evelyn Herlitzius Klaus Florian Vogt N. N. Bass (Klingsor) Works by Claude Debussy, Marius Constant and Richard Wagner Wednesday 09 September 2015 Philharmonie Foyer 18:30 Musikfest Berlin CARL NIELSEN – MUSIC IS LIFE Wednesday 09 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall 20:00 Musikfest Berlin MAHLER CHAMBER ORCHESTRA THOMAS SØNDERGÅRD Conductor Isabelle Faust Violin Alexander Melnikov Piano Works by Carl Nielsen and Alban Berg Thursday 10 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall Foyer 2nd Floor 18:00 Musikfest Berlin Critics’ Quartet Ludolf Baucke Freelance Music Critic, Hannoversche Allgemeine and others, Susanne Benda (Stuttgart, Stuttgarter Nachrichten), Eleonore Büning (Frankfurt, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung), Christian Wildhagen(Zürich, Neue Züricher Zeitung) Olaf Wilhelmer Thursday 10 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall 20:00 Musikfest Berlin EMERSON STRING QUARTET BARBARA HANNIGAN Soprano Works by Ludwig van Beethoven, Anton Webern, Alban Berg and Arnold Schoenberg Friday 11 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Musikfest Berlin PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA LONDON CHRISTOPH VON DOHNÁNYI Conductor CAROLIN WIDMANN Violin Works by Charles Ives, Alban Berg and Franz Schubert Saturday 12 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall 17:00 Musikfest Berlin THE DANISH STRING QUARTET Works by Carl Nielsen and Ludwig van Beethoven Saturday 12 September 2015 Philharmonie 19:00 Serie: D BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER MATTHIAS PINTSCHER Conductor RENAUD CAPUÇON Violin Works by Gabriel Fauré, Matthias Pintscher, Arnold Schoenberg and Claude Debussy Saturday 12 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall 22:00 Musikfest Berlin LATE NIGHT IPPNW CHARITY CONCERT MEMBERS OF THE STAATSKAPELLE BERLIN Works by Franz Schubert Sunday 13 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall 11:00 Musikfest Berlin THE DANISH STRING QUARTET Works by Carl Nielsen and Ludwig van Beethoven Sunday 13 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall 17:00 Musikfest Berlin NOVUS STRING QUARTET Works by Arnold Schoenberg and Ludwig van Beethoven Sunday 13 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 READ MORE Serie: F BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER MATTHIAS PINTSCHER Conductor RENAUD CAPUÇON Violin Works by Gabriel Fauré, Matthias Pintscher, Arnold Schoenberg and Claude Debussy Watch online SALE BEGINS 31/5/2015, ONLINE 8 A.M., PHONE AND BOX OFFICE 11 A.M. Monday 14 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Musikfest Berlin ROYAL DANISH ORCHESTRA MICHAEL BODER Conductor PETRA LANG Mezzo-Soprano Works by Per Nørgård, Arnold Schoenberg and Carl Nielsen Tuesday 15 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Musikfest Berlin SWEDISH RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DANIEL HARDING Conductor Anna Larsson Alt and Contralto Michael Schade Tenor Works by Harrison Birtwistle and Gustav Mahler Wednesday 16 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Musikfest Berlin RUNDFUNK-SINFONIEORCHESTER BERLIN MAREK JANOWSKI Conductor Sabine Puhlmann Soprano Karen Cargill Mezzo-Soprano Young Wook Kim Bass Works by Gustav Mahler, Arnold Schoenberg and Carl Nielsen Thursday 17 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Musikfest Berlin DEUTSCHES SYMPHONIE-ORCHESTER BERLIN INGO METZMACHER Conductor Wiebke Lehmkuhl Mezzo-Soprano (Kindertotenlieder) Thomas E. Bauer Baritone (Gabriel) Daniel Behle Matthias Wohlbrecht Martin Gantner Boaz Daniel Gerhard Siegel Tenor (Monk) Edda Moser Daniela Fally Rundfunkchor Berlin Anne Kohler Chorus Master Works by Iannis Xenakis, Gustav Mahler and Arnold Schoenberg Friday 18 September 2015 N. N. Education The programme will be announced in due time. Friday 18 September 2015 Martin-Gropius-Bau 10:00 Musikfest Berlin SOLISTENENSEMBLE KALEIDOSKOP plus further artists Susanne Kennedy, Bianca van der Schoot, Suzan BoogaerdtStage Direction Friday 18 September 2015 Haus der Berliner Festspiele 20:00 Musikfest Berlin ENSEMBLE MUSIKFABRIK ILAN VOLKOV Conductor Marco Blaauw Trumpet Merve Kazokoğlu Basset Horn Fie Schouten Clarinet and Basset Horn Carl Rosman Clarinet Bruce Collins Trombone Jamie Williams Trombone Paul Jeukendrup Sound Direction Florence von Gerkan Costumes Hwan Kim Costumes Sara Joana Müller Choreography Lukas Becker Light Karlheinz Stockhausen Michaels Reise um die Erde, Act II of the operaDONNERSTAG aus LICHT SALE BEGINS 31/5/2015, ONLINE 8 A.M., PHONE AND BOX OFFICE 11 A.M. Friday 18 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Serie: B BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER SIR SIMON RATTLE Conductor Florian Boesch Bass Baritone Members of the Rundfunkchor Berlin Gijs Leenaars Chorus Master Works by Bernard Herrmann, Arnold Schoenberg and Carl Nielsen Saturday 19 September 2015 Haus der Berliner Festspiele 17:00 Musikfest Berlin ENSEMBLE MUSIKFABRIK ILAN VOLKOV Conductor Marco Blaauw Trumpet Merve Kazokoğlu Basset Horn Fie Schouten Clarinet and Basset Horn Carl Rosman Clarinet Bruce Collins Trombone Jamie Williams Trombone Paul Jeukendrup Sound Direction Florence von Gerkan Costumes Hwan Kim Costumes Sara Joana Müller Choreography Lukas Becker Light Karlheinz Stockhausen Michaels Reise um die Erde, Act II of the operaDONNERSTAG aus LICHT Saturday 19 September 2015 Philharmonie 19:00 Non-subscription concert BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER SIR SIMON RATTLE Conductor Florian Boesch Bass Baritone Members of the Rundfunkchor Berlin Gijs Leenaars Chorus Master Works by Bernard Herrmann, Arnold Schoenberg and Carl Nielsen SALE BEGINS 31/5/2015, ONLINE 8 A.M., PHONE AND BOX OFFICE 11 A.M. Saturday 19 September 2015 Passionskirche 22:00 Musikfest Berlin LATE NIGHT CONCERT RUNDFUNKCHOR BERLIN GIJS LEENAARS Conductor Aleke Alpermann Cello Wieland Bachmann Double Bass Christine Kessler Organ Works by Heinrich Schütz, Arnold Schoenberg and Johann Sebastian Bach Sunday 20 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall 11:00 Musikfest Berlin ARDITTI QUARTET Works by Arnold Schoenberg and Brian Ferneyhough Sunday 20 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall 17:00 Musikfest Berlin ILYA GRINGOLTS Violin JAMES BOYD Viola NICOLAS ALTSTAEDT Cello Works by Arnold Schoenberg and Wolfgang Rihm Sunday 20 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Serie: H BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER SIR SIMON RATTLE Conductor Florian Boesch Bass Baritone Members of the Rundfunkchor Berlin Gijs Leenaars Chorus Master Works by Bernard Herrmann, Arnold Schoenberg and Carl Nielsen Watch online Tuesday 22 September 2015 Chamber Music Hall 20:00 Chamber Music | Serie: Q - Chamber Music Prism Berlin Philharmonic Piano Quartet Andreas Buschatz Violin, Matthew Hunter Viola, Knut Weber Cello,Markus Groh Piano Rainer Mehne Violin Works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Frank Martin and Robert Schumann Wednesday 23 September 2015 Hermann Wolff Room 18:00 Music Moving Images ARVO PÄRT PORTRAIT Thursday 24 September 2015 Philharmonie 20:00 Serie: E BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER ZUBIN MEHTA Conductor GIL SHAHAM Violin THIERRY ESCAICH
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