From catchy tunes to new compositions, our young concertgoers can explore the different styles of classical music. How do composers paint with sounds? And how does music make us sad or comfort us? Musicians and pupils decipher this secret code together.
School concerts at a glance
Age recommendation: Pupils in grades 1-4 and preschool children aged 5 and over
Duration: approx. 60 minutes
Tickets: free of charge, registration only possible via online form
Participate
You can register your school class for the free school concerts using our online form. You can find the start of registration for the respective school concerts in the calendar overview. Due to the high demand, registration does not guarantee participation in the event. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
Further information
If you are interested in transportation with the please Kulturbus contact: anmeldung@berliner-philharmoniker.de
Education
Main Auditorium
School concert: “Opa fliegt”
Scharoun Ensemble Berlin
Dietmar Schwalke cello
Michael Langemann conductor
Stephan Baumecker Acting
Nele Trebs Acting
Emil Lug Acting
Nelly Danker stage direction
Markus Orths Text
Laura Malmberg stage and costumes
Paul Sturminger stage and costumes
Michael Langemann
Opa fliegt
Education
Main Auditorium
School concert “Queen of Christmas”
Members of the Berliner Philharmoniker
Sarah Willis horn, concept and presentation
Sebastian Heindl organ
Education
Main Auditorium
Vokalhelden-sing-along-concert
Vokalhelden-Mitsingkonzert – Admission free, registration required via the Vokalhelden website.
Education
Main Auditorium
Vokalhelden-sing-along-concert
Vokalhelden-Mitsingkonzert – Admission free, registration required via the Vokalhelden website.
Education
Main Auditorium
School concert “Classical music rocks”
Members of the Berliner Philharmoniker
Suli Puschban concept, vocals and guitar
Colin Brown concept, vocals and bagpipe
Rebecca Carrington concept, vocals and cello
Education
Main Auditorium
School concert
National Youth Orchestra of Germany
Patrick Lange conductor
Midori violin
Works by
Johannes Brahms and Detlev Glanert
Johannes Brahms
Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor, op. 25 (orchestrated by Arnold Schoenberg)
Interval
Detlev Glanert
Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 2 ‟An die Unsterbliche Geliebteˮ
Midori violin