On 25 August, Kirill Petrenko opens the new season with Richard Strauss’s Ein Heldenleben. In the first months of the 2023/24 season he will also conduct two further concerts before setting off with the Berliner Philharmoniker on their first joint tour of Asia to South Korea and Japan. In September, our composer in residence Jörg Widmann will present three of his own works at the Musikfest Berlin. We also welcome Herbert Blomstedt, Tugan Sokhiev, Fabio Luisi, Jakub Hrůša, Zubin Mehta and Riccardo Minasi on the podium in autumn. On 18 June you can buy tickets for all concerts from August to November. Our Flex Packages also go on sale then. With the Flex Packages, you put together your own concert package of three, five or nine concerts from the entire season.
You decide what you want to hear. With our flex packages, you can choose your own programme of three, five or nine concerts – regardless of advance booking dates – and save up to 15%!
Flex packages for the 2023/24 season can be booked exclusively online.
Book you flex packageSeason opening concert with Richard Strauss’s Ein Heldenleben and Max Reger’s Mozart variations.
Buy ticketsWorks by Iannis Xenakis, Karl Amadeus Hartmann György Kurtág and the premiere of a new work.
Buy ticketsOur chief conductor travels through the German-Austrian musical tradition with works that again and again look into the abyss.
Buy ticketsWidmann conducts Mendelssohn's celebratory “Reformation Symphony” and introduces three of his own works: his overture Con brio, which plays with motifs from Beethoven, his virtuoso Fantasy for Clarinet, and the Second Violin Concerto with his sister Carolin Widmann as the soloist.
Buy ticketsMetamorphosen for 23 solo strings by Richard Strauss and Symphony No. 3 “Eroica” by Ludwig van Beethoven.
Buy ticketsDmitri Schostakowitschs fourth Symphony with Franz Liszt’s Second Piano Concerto.
Buy ticketsEvgeny Kissin plays a Mozart’s Concerto for Piano and Fabio Luisi presents the Second Symphony by Franz Schmidt.
Buy ticketsThe Czech conductor Jakub Hrůša presents Antonín Dvořáks Stabat mater.
Buy ticketsGustav Mahlers fifth Symphony, Fanfare for the Opening of the Philharmonie by Boris Blacher and a premiere
Buy ticketsRiccardo Minasi makes his debut with the Berliner Philharmoniker with a Mozart programme.
Buy ticketsThe Scharoun Ensemble Berlin owes its existence to Franz Schubert’s Octet: forty years ago, members of the Berliner Philharmoniker founded this formation to perform this work with its beguiling melodies and dance-like charm. So Schubert’s Octet could not be left out of this anniversary concert – nor could the other composers on the programme, with whom the ensemble has developed a close relationship.
Buy ticketsQuatuor Ébène takes a tour through the history of the genre.
Buy ticketsWorks by Thomas Adès, John Adams and Ludwig van Beethoven.
Buy ticketsTogether with the ensemble Il pomo d'oro, Jakub Józef Orliński takes us back to the Baroque time.
Buy ticketsOne of the great vocalists of the world music scene presents her current programme Daba.
Buy ticketsA master of the kora performs with three French jazz instrumentalists.
Buy ticketsFor violinist Lisa Batiashvili, working with young musicians is a matter close to her heart. And so our Artist in Residence is particularly looking forward to this concert with the scholarship holders of the Karajan Academy, in which she can be experienced as soloist and conductor.
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