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Chorus - Deutsche Oper Berlin

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For the last time on 28 September, 5 October and 2 November 2025

Tannhäuser und der Sängerkrieg auf Wartburg

Our chorus earned its reputation as one of the best opera choruses in the world not least through its performances of Wagner's great romantic opera. Kirsten Harms' production captivates with its contrast between colourful medievalism and modern penitential asceticism. Experience Klaus Florian Vogt, Camilla Nylund, Christof Fischesser / Tobias Kehrer and Thomas Lehman conducted by Axel Kober.
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Podcast of our Patrons' Circle ... Episode #12

Duett ... With Jeremy Bines

As a wonderful body of sound, the multi-award-winning Chorus of the Deutsche Oper has suffered particularly as a collective from the Corona pandemic. What this demands of a chorus director, how a chorus sings when it cannot be live on stage - as in the new production of FRANCESACA DA RIMINI - is what chorus director Jeremy Bines tells Silke Alsweiler-Lösch.
Duett ... With Jeremy Bines

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For the last time on 8, 13 and 18 December 2025

Andrea Chenier

With its gripping plot set in the Paris of Robespierre's reign of terror and arias such as "La mamma morta", ANDREA CHENIER is one of the most successful operas of the Puccini era, effectively combining revolutionary songs such as the "Marseillaise" with the intensity of Italian verismo to create a musically distinctive tone. Under the direction of Andrea Battistoni, experience Martin Muehle, Roman Burdenko, Maria Motolygina and Doris Soffel
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A fully-fledged part of our ensemble since 2008

The Children’s and Youth Chorus

The singers in the children's chorus of the Deutsche Oper Berlin may be young, but they already have the same goal as their professional colleagues in the ‘big’ chorus: they want to inspire. They want to create a successful evening with the ensemble. This year, for the first time, a world premiere took place especially for the children's chorus: IMMMERMEEEHR.
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Chorus Soloists sing Liebeslieder Waltzes

"By the way, I would risk being called an ass if our love songs did not give pleasure to some people", Johannes Brahms wrote about his 18 miniatures for four-hand piano and vocal soloists. Listen to five of these love song waltzes (op. 52) in a special edition of our "Favourite Pieces" series, sung by members of our chorus.
Chorus Soloists sing Liebeslieder Waltzes
Va', pensiero, sull'ali dorate

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The candle is lit, the singers are ready… In Verdi’s NABUCCO the chorus is one of the main protagonists – and not just because of the famous “Va, pensiero” sung by the ‘Chorus of Slaves’. Eighty voices united as one – this is the challenge to be tackled by every director of the work.
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25, 30 October, 20, 29 November 2025

Carmen ... Of blazing passion in a mercilessly cruel world

Carmen is seductive and the self-confident antithesis of the romantic female ideal of fidelity and sacrifice. For the farmer's son and soldier Don José, she can only become the wrong woman. Out of love for her and the unconditional will to possess and keep her, he drives deeper and deeper into the maelstrom of crime. For director Ole Anders Tandberg, the bloody, colourful scenery of Andalusia, with its torero song and habanera, becomes the cipher of a cruel world in which only the law of the strongest applies and the inferior is killed.
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