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Jonas Holthaus
Welcome to the 2019/20 season!
As people who commute to work at an opera house, our day job consists of channelling our energies and enthusiasm into using music and drama to tell stories. But in addition to this we all nurture a secondary passion – a desire to simply play music straight, to enjoy it for its own sake without the costumes and stage set. This can be in the form of jazz, kunstlieder, chamber music or the full-bodied sound of the orchestra delivering a symphony. The Deutsche Oper Berlin provides a space for all these initiatives, material that includes chamber music concerts in the Tischlerei, the “Songs and Poets” and “Jazz & Lyrics” programmes, and concerts on the main stage given by our orchestra and the BigBand.
We look forwards to seeing you! Your Dietmar Schwarz
We look forwards to seeing you! Your Dietmar Schwarz
concerts and recitals
Schedule
Meechot Marreo
Favourites ... with Camerata Deutsche Oper Berlin
With the "Symphonett" by Allan Stephenson (*1949) we would like to recommend a chamber music rarity to you. The players are Jochen Hoffmann, Juan Pechuan Ramirez, Chloé Payot, Pierre Azzuro, Lionel Speciale, Paul-Gregor Straka, Holger Simon, Friederike Roth, Matthias Höfele.
Coming soon as DVD in stores
Zemlinsky: DER ZWERG
Recording from March 2019; with David Butt Philip, Mick Morris Mehnert, Elena Tsallagova, Emiliy Magee, Philipp Jekal and others; conducted by Donald Runnicles; staged by Tobias Kratzer.
As CD now available in stores
Glanert: OCEANE
Recording of the world premiere production from May 2019; with Maria Bengtsson, Nikolai Schukoff, Christoph Pohl and Doris Soffel; Under the baton of Donald Runnicles
The orchestra is looking for ...
concert masters, violins, violas, double basses, clarinet, harp (academy) et al.
The Orchestra Academy
Musicians aged 26 and under have the chance to learn important repertory works in our orchestra and get a taste of life as a pro.
About us
It began with Furtwängler and Walter. Then came Sinopoli, Mehta, Thielemann and Runnicles. The orchestra is one of the top addresses in the world of opera.
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Anniversary: Peter Seiffert
40 years ago this year Peter Seiffert, in the role of Tamino, first trod the boards of the Deutsche Oper Berlin. It was here, also, that he made his international name as a singer of Wagner’s tenor roles. In our concert he looks back on four decades of stage appearances. Celebrate this anniversary with Peter Seiffert and the Orchestra of the Deutsche Oper Berlin: conducted by Donald Runnicles on 22 October 2020.
Since 2009 our General Music Director
Donald Runnicles
The musicians are together the
The orchestra of the Deutsche Oper Berlin
The Symphony Concerts
Great conductors such as Bruno Walter and Lorin Maazel shaped the orchestra of the Deutsche Oper Berlin not only in the pit, but also on the concert podium. Donald Runnicles and the musicians* demonstrate their stylistic versatility with summit works of the Romantic symphony, with gala evenings, children's concerts and a joint programme with our BigBand.
Chamber Music
The atmosphere of the Tischlerei concerts is uniquely intimate, up-beat and workshoppy. Inspired by the premieres or revivals taking place on the main stage, their brief is to present singers giving their personal take on works close to their heart. The evenings of lieder in the foyer centre on our ensemble soloists but are also interspersed with poetry in collaboration with the Haus für Poesie.
Jazz Concerts
Works of swing and funk, performed in a new way and with consummate virtuosity – this is what the BigBand and guests are all about. The opera house reverberates to the sound of jazz standards by Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Sammy Nestico, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin or Frank Sinatra. These evenings offer “Take the A Train” instead of Puccini, “Night and Day” in place of Verdi, and so on. The concerts are sell-out events and never fail to delight.