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Kicking off the tour in New York

A look back at the Berliner Philharmoniker’s concerts at Carnegie Hall.

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Clara von Nathusius | Picture: Steffen Böttcher

Discourse at the Philharmonie 
Germany has voted. How much longer will the Brandmauer (”firewall”) hold?


Chamber Music Hall Upper Foyer

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Karajan-Akademie & Norbert Bisky


Chamber Music Hall

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Pinchas Zukerman | Picture: Cheryl Mazak

Pinchas Zukerman and Members of the Berliner Philharmoniker


Chamber Music Hall

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She’Koyokh | Picture: Alex Harvey-Brown

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Klezmer, Hora and love songs with She’Koyokh and Çiğdem Aslan


Chamber Music Hall

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Picture: Lena Laine

Plan your concerts for winter!

Discover our programme highlights from December to 3 April.

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Ein großes Amphitheater unter freiem Himmel, vollgepackt mit Menschen, die ein Konzert bei Sonnenuntergang verfolgen. Die Bühne ist von einem weißen Baldachin bedeckt, umgeben von üppig grünen Bäumen unter einem warmen Himmel.
Konzert in der Waldbühne Berlin | Picture: Stephan Rabold

End-of-season concert at the Waldbühne with Daniel Harding and Augustin Hadelich

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Picture: Dirk Weyer

This is the 2026/27 season

Discover the programme and concert highlights

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Family Concert | Picture: Frederike von der Straeten

New Family Concert now online

Enjoy the full concert recording of “Peter and the Wolf” free of charge

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Stories

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Martin Stegner, Rapael Haeger | Picture:Monika Rittershaus

Two Berliners in South America

Percussionist Raphael Haeger and violist Martin Stegner have a special connection to South America. In this interview, they talk about their experiences there and what they are looking forward to on the upcoming tour.
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Five things to know about “Also sprach Zarathustra”

Beyond its iconic opening lies one of Richard Strauss’s most remarkable orchestral works. Here are five things to look out for.
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Olaf Maninger | Picture:Anne Schoenharting

Olaf Maninger: If I weren’t a musician …

Cellist Olaf Maninger likes to think outside the box.

If I were not a musician ...
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Picture:Bettina Stöss

Who decides the seating arrangement of the musicians on stage?

In our series “The unanswered question”, we answer everything you’ve always wanted to know about the Berliner Philharmoniker – from what happens on stage and behind the scenes to the orchestra in general. This time: Who decides the seating arrangement of the musicians on stage?

The open question
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Lunch concerts

Free of charge at the Philharmonie Berlin

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Guided tours

Visit the Philharmonie Berlin and learn more about this archtectural highlight

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New edition of the Soloists series: Klezmer Concerto

First concertmaster Noah Bendix-Balgley releases klezmer album

Sara Glojnarić awarded the Claudio Abbado Composition Prize

At the Karajan-Akademie’s concert on 31 October 2026, the composer will be honoured. Her new work, “can you play a song with a f*cking beat?! :))”, will also receive its world premiere that evening.

Live streams now in Immersive Audio

The Digital Concert Hall broadcasts every live concert in Dolby Atmos