Concerts
Hans Werner Henze »Symphony No. 9«
Hans Werner Henze »Symphony No. 9« in Luzern
Edison Denissow – Anatol Vieru – Sergei Rachmaninoff
Gustav Mahler »Symphony No. 2« in C minor (»Resurrection«)
Gustav Mahler »Symphony No. 2« in C minor (»Resurrection«)
Gustav Mahler »Symphony No. 2« in C minor (»Resurrection«)
Schola Concert 26/27
Casual Concert: Igor Stravinsky – Leonard Bernstein
Insights
An idea that endures: Hans-Hermann Rehberg on 15 years of SING!
A Word With Benjamin Goodson
New Podcast: »Ingwer und Zitrone« (Ginger and Lemon)
15 Years of SING! – How Singing Together Strengthens Berlin’s Schools
A Word With Emilia Voss
SING! stands in solidarity with cultural education for children and young people in Berlin
Baltic Debut: »human requiem« at the »Open To The World« Festival in Vilnius
The Rundfunkchor Berlin is constantly rethinking and re-singing choral music. In this way, the musical greatness of this music is not only preserved, but can also be experienced by people for whom choral music is otherwise inaccessible.
Productions
Campus
The Rundfunkchor Berlin Campus brings together all initiatives dedicated to nurturing young talent, training, and outreach – from programmes for emerging professionals to educational activities for children. Young singers, conductors, and vocal students refine their artistic practice through the Academy, Schola, and International Masterclass for Choral Conducting, gaining formative experience with a world-class ensemble. With its SING! programme, the Rundfunkchor Berlin introduces children and primary schools across the city to singing on a long-term basis, helping them discover choral music as a vibrant part of everyday life.
