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Published on: 07.04.2026

BPhil in TownShort concerts across Salzburg

With BPhil in Town, the Education & Outreach programme of the Berliner Philharmoniker brought music to nine different locations across Salzburg during the Easter Festival. Whether in a community shelter, a residential home for senior citizens, a museum, a hospice, other healthcare facilities or outdoors on the mobile VeloStage – everywhere, members of the Berliner Philharmoniker offered moments of reflection and joy with their atmospheric short concerts.

Impressionen von den Kurzkonzerten

People sit and stand on grass in a park, watching a small outdoor stage with four speakers in front of colorful banners. The weather is sunny and bright. — Picture: Monika Rittershaus

A young child in a hoodie stands on grass, watching a small band of four musicians performing on an outdoor stage with colorful banners in the background on a sunny day. — Picture: Monika Rittershaus

A crowd watches a small brass ensemble perform in a museum, surrounded by large prehistoric animal exhibits, including a dinosaur and a giant squid model hanging from the ceiling. — Picture: Erika Mayer

Four people holding French horns pose playfully in front of a large, open-mouthed dinosaur model in a museum, pretending to be startled or attacked by the dinosaur. — Picture: Erika Mayer

Four musicians play clarinets in front of an audience in a bright room, with some listeners seated in wheelchairs. A yellow banner and flower paintings are visible in the background. — Picture: Monika Rittershaus

Four musicians holding string instruments stand in front of Diakonie and Berliner Philharmoniker banners, smiling and interacting, with sheet music stands and audience members visible in the foreground. — Picture: Monika Rittershaus

Two children are sitting on wooden chairs; one is holding a craft sheet and a pair of scissors. Both are looking at their wrists, where small violin motifs are stuck. — Picture: Monika Rittershaus

Four musicians stand at the front of a room, holding string instruments and smiling at an audience. People are seated, watching the performers. A yellow banner in the background reads “Sharing Music.”. — Picture: Monika Rittershaus

A group of people sit closely together indoors, smiling and enthusiastically clapping, suggesting they are enjoying a performance or presentation. The mood is warm and joyful. — Picture: Erika Mayer

Two musicians stand with a cello and double bass, smiling at an applauding seated audience in a bright room. A yellow Berliner Philharmoniker banner is visible on the right. — Picture: Erika Mayer

Be Phil Orchestra – A look backPrevious article

Music-lovers rehearse and perform with the Berliner Philharmoniker. At the Easter Festival Salzburg, it is Be Phil again. For this video, we spoke with participants, orchestra members, and Tugan Sokhiev about high expectations, inspiring rehearsals, and the unique connection that grows from a shared passion for music.

Three people on stage celebrate as one, dressed in black with pink sleeves, breaks a colorful piñata, showering confetti. Another person in beige looks up, smiling, while confetti falls around them. — Picture: Frol Podlesnyi

Thank you, Salzburg!Next article

The final evening of the Salzburg Easter Festival concluded with standing ovations for Wagner’s “Das Rheingold”. We look back on the festival with pride and gratitude.