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Pierre-Laurent Aimard’s solo recital represents a particularly auspicious combination of program, artist, and venue. While bringing together some of the central aspects of his artistic activities, the French pianist’s concert also connects the past and... moreabout: PIERRE-LAURENT AIMARD
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David Murray and Kahil El’Zabar have collaborated for more than 40 years, performing all over the world as a duo and in various other formations. The list of their musical partners reads like a Who’s Who of the jazz world. For their joint Pierre Boulez... moreabout: DAVID MURRAY & KAHIL EL’ZABAR
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In the season’s final concert, Jörg Widmann and the Boulez Ensemble offer different perspectives on the music of our time. Widmann’s first ensemble composition Freie Stücke, written in 2002, is paired with his latest musical Labyrinth, which takes listeners... moreabout: BOULEZ ENSEMBLE & JÖRG WIDMANN
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Published by Achim von Arnim and Clemens Brentano in the early 19th century, Des Knaben Wunderhorn has remained the largest and most influential collection of songs in German literature, and its more than 700 poems served as a virtually inexhaustible... moreabout: MARIE SEIDLER, JUSUNG GABRIEL PARK & JULIUS DRAKE
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In the popular series of Academy Concerts, students of the Barenboim-Said Akademie introduce themselves to their audiences as part of their curriculum. Chamber music concerts feature repertoire they have been working on during their studies in preparation... moreabout: ACADEMY CONCERT
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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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For Chilean-born saxophonist Melissa Aldana, writing music is first and foremost an emotional journey. “Through composing, I explore how emotions connect, intertwine, and quietly converse with one another,” she says. “In their interplay, I aim to reveal... moreabout: MELISSA ALDANA
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After a two-year hiatus, the Schubert Week is back at the Pierre Boulez Saal. Over the course of several days, curator Thomas Hampson leads a series of workshops with the next generation of lied singers, culminating in three public performances. In the... moreabout: YOUNG SINGERS III
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Julia Hamos made her Pierre Boulez Saal debut in 2023 with György Ligeti’s Piano Concerto and two years later performed works by György Kurtág in her first solo recital here. Returning this season, the Hungarian-American pianist once again presents music... moreabout: JULIA HAMOS
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Three award-winning young musicians take to the Pierre Boulez Saal stage as a piano trio: violinist Tobias Feldmann, cellist Andrei Ioniță, and pianist and Barenboim-Said Akademie alumna Nathalia Milstein present a program of Russian and Romanian works... moreabout: TOBIAS FELDMANN, ANDREI IONIȚĂ & NATHALIA MILSTEIN
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Japan has been an important source of inspiration for many cultures, influencing spiritual, philosophical, and artistic ideas. In their duo recital, mezzo-soprano Ema Nikolovska and pianist Hikaru Kanki offer a rare opportunity for Berlin audiences to... moreabout: EMA NIKOLOVSKA & HIKARU KANKI
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The idea of the labyrinth has become an enduring philosophical and compositional theme for Jörg Widmann. To date, seven of his works bear this title (the most recent one will be heard in June in the final concert of the season). He wrote Labyrinth IV,... moreabout: BOULEZ ENSEMBLE & MATTHIAS PINTSCHER
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Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Goldberg” Variations, published in 1741, are among the pinnacles not only of the Baroque era but of the entire keyboard repertoire. Schaghajegh Nosrati, acclaimed for her Bach interpretations and last heard at the Pierre Boulez... moreabout: SCHAGHAJEGH NOSRATI
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It has almost become a tradition for Sir András Schiff to perform a series of concerts at the Pierre Boulez Saal over the turn of the year. In addition to a solo recital featuring Bach’s “Goldberg” Variations, the latest edition is dedicated to chamber... moreabout: SIR ANDRÁS SCHIFF, JÖRG WIDMANN & CLEMENS HAGEN
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