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6. Tischlereikonzert – Britannia

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6th Tischlerei concert – Britannia

On the occasion of War Requiems we explore Benjamin Britten’s musical world. What influences shaped his creations? What makes his colour palette so unique? From Purcell to Britten, an island journey through the centuries.

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The Tischlerei concerts are the heart of chamber music at the Tischlerei. Musicians themselves decide: What moves us? What do we want to share? Inspired by new productions on the opera stage and in the Tischlerei, six evenings that bring together familiar and obscure works have been crafted. These concerts are personal, unexpected, vibrant and the secret passions of the orchestra. Music for heart and mind. Six evenings at the Tischlerei. Come by and hear what moves our musicians.

Artists/Collaborators: Musiker*innen des Orchesters der Deutschen Oper Berlin (Mit), Manon Gerhardt (Programmgestaltung), Isabella Homann (Programmgestaltung), Magdalena Makowska (Programmgestaltung), Margarethe Niebuhr (Programmgestaltung), Hannah Müller (Programmgestaltung)

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