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Kent Nagano at Kissinger Sommer

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›Symphonic Mob‹ 2022

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We are delighted to once again invite all music enthusiasts to Berlin's largest spontaneous orchestra on 17 September. Joining us will be principal conductor Robin Ticciati, as soloist our first solo cellist Mischa Meyer and for the first time the RIAS Chamber Choir. Registration is now open.

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Tickets 22/23 available from 15.7.

From 15 July, individual tickets for the 2022/2023 DSO season will be available to order from our visitor service and webshop.

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Update: From May 25

New Concert Rules

Due to the latest regulations, there are currently no restrictions when attending concerts. Accordingly, all distance rules as well as the testing and masking obligation are no longer applicable for our events.

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Subscriptions 22/23 available now

We are delighted to present all the information on DSO's programmes and guests for the 2022-23 season on this page.

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Individual tickets will go on sale on 15 July 2022.

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Sun 18.9.
Philharmonie Berlin, 8 pm
Musikfest Berlin

Season Opening Concert

Principal conductor Robin Ticciati conducts the opening concert of the 22/23 season at the Musikfest Berlin – with Feldman's 'Coptic Light', Sibelius' 'Tapiola' and Stravinsky's D major Violin Concerto with soloist Leonidas Kavakos. Tickets available from 15.7.

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Sat 27.8.
Öffentliche Plätze Berlins, 12 pm
Chamber Music Open Air

›Berlin needs Music!‹

Under the claim "Berlin needs music!", the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin will once again fan out on 27 and 28 August 2022 to make the capital city resound – with chamber music concerts in public places. Further information will be available at the beginning of August.

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Season brochure 2022-23

Symphony concerts with music director Robin Ticciati and distiguished guest conductors and soloists, three Casual Concerts, chamber concerts and much more – this is DSO's 2022-23 season. Find more in the season brochure!

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