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After work concert to mark the start of the weekend, featuring organ music by historical female composers in Berlin’s oldest surviving church building. From 3 October 2025 to 2 October 2026, organ music from centuries past will be performed every Friday... moreabout: Nikolai Music on Friday
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Ethnologisches Museum, Foto: Claudia Obrocki, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
BACH AND BALAFON With its Cameroon project, lautten compagney BERLIN explores the possibilities of music beyond the colonial canon. The focus is on two musical traditions: The rich musical tradition of the balafon, an idiophone that has been played in... moreabout: Musical Belongings VII: Bach and Balafon
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After more than 30 years, the Upper Gallery in the New Palace is once again open to the public. The magnificent room displays five of the SPSG's six most important paintings - works that are part of Frederick the Great's original furnishings and have... moreabout: The return of the pictures
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Auf dem dreistündigen Rundgang erkunden die Teilnehmer:innen die spannendsten Drehorte von Babylon Berlin und entführen Sie in die Welt des Gereon Rath. moreabout: Babylon Berlin-Rundgang. Auf den Spuren von Gereon Rath
© Laura Fiorio
HKW offers free childcare for many of its programmes. Educators play, create, imagine, and research together with visiting children while parents and caregivers explore the house just a few metres away. No registration required; places are limited and allocated on... moreabout: Childcare
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On a tour of the "Musica di strada" exhibition, we follow in the footsteps of Italian barrel organ builders, explore the secret of the bellows and consider why a piano was built that can play all by itself. You will find out what a serinette is, which... moreabout: Musica di strada for the whole family
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“Why do we play music?” asks William Parker. “The answer is to go all the way inside to praise this wonderful life. Each sound is an inspiration, each song is a prayer.” For his second appearance at the Pierre Boulez Saal, the New York–born bassist has... moreabout: WILLIAM PARKER, HAMID DRAKE & SHABAKA
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An eventful fabric: from the Queen's closet to the Ministry of Culture of the Soviet Union to the Museum of German History of the GDR, the silk coat has seen a lot. What role did feudal fashion play in the time of its wearer - and what role did it play... moreabout: Object in view: The robe of Queen Louise of Prussia
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The famous text of the philosopher Plato about the last day in the life of Socrates. moreabout: Phaidon
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A Shakespeare play is performed without a director and with just one rehearsal. This results in a very free-form, wild performance in which the actors rely on themselves, one another and the audience – and, of course, on the prompter. The actors are... moreabout: Shakespeariment
© Stadtgeschichtliches Museum Spandau Spandau
In May 2019, a newly revised exhibition on the history of urban life and living in Spandau opened on the upper floor of the Gothic House. moreabout: Gothic house - Life in the city
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Born in Palestine and based in Berlin, Bakr Khleifi is always looking for new musical collaborators to share the stage with him and his instrument, the Arabic oud. Following several performances with the Iranian kamancheh player Misagh Joolaee in recent... moreabout: BAKR KHLEIFI & DERYA TÜRKAN
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Which instrument guarantees a successful party? Together we go on a discovery tour in the museum. The instrument should be loud, easy to carry, simple to play—and above all, spread good cheer. Along the way, we try out different instruments and consider:... moreabout: Loud and Cheerful: Which Instrument Suits Your Party?
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Children in decision-making positions are not a matter of course in society. Adults often make decisions for them and about their lives. The GRIPS Theater has been committed to children's rights and the right to co-determination for decades - in its productions... moreabout: Don´t stop dreaming
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Brooklyn-born Adam O’Farrill, son of a family of acclaimed musicians, has established himself as one of the jazz world’s most exciting young trumpet players, honored with major awards including the German Record Critics’ Prize for his 2021 album Visions... moreabout: ADAM O'FARRILL
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