© Peter Adamik
Tomáš Hanus and Stephan Mörth

Light of a Better World

Sun 4.6.
Philharmonie Berlin, 8 pm

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On Thursday April 27 the DSO published its upcoming 2023/2024 concert season.

Subscriptions are available as of now, ticket sale begins Juli 17.

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New CD

Brahms and Berg with Christian Tetzlaff

Just in time for the start of the season, a new joint recording of the DSO and its principal conductor Robin Ticciati with the world-renowned violinist Christian Tetzlaff will be released on 2 September on the Ondine label, co-producced by rbbKultur. After a highly acclaimed recording of violin concertos by Beethoven and Sibelius, the artistic partners now devote themselves to violin concertos by Brahms and Berg.

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Autumn Tours

On the Road with Ticciati and Saraste

Together with two conductors and three soloists, the DSO is touring Germany, Austria and Switzerland this autumn. With its principal conductor Robin Ticciati, the pianist Emanuel Ax, Brahms' First Piano Concerto and Rachmaninoff's Third Symphony, the orchestra will give guest performances from 21 October at the Philharmonie Essen, the Victoria Hall Geneva, the Tonhalle Zurich (picture), the Casino Bern and the Stadthalle Aschaffenburg.

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Sun 11.6.
Philharmonie Berlin, 8 pm
Jess Gillam & Giancarlo Guerrero

Sparkling Colours – and a Memorial

A programme full of contrasts on 11 June: Jess Gillam, shooting star on the saxophone, makes her long-awaited debut with the DSO with the world premiere of Karl Jenkins' colourful, witty concerto 'Stravaganza'. Giancarlo Guerrero then conducts Shostakovich's 'Leningrad' Symphony, a haunting memorial to fascism that has lost none of its relevance to this day.

© Robin Dewley
Wed 14.6.
Philharmonie Berlin, 8 pm
›Debüt im Deutschlandfunk Kultur‹

Stars of Tomorrow

On 14 June, promising young talents will once again present themselves alongside the DSO in the traditional 'Debut' series. Alpesh Chauhan, conducting 'Newcomer of the Year' of the International Opera Awards 2021, has Szymanowski's Concert Overture in E major and Strauss' 'Don Juan' with him. Bryan Cheng will play Saint-Saëns' Second Cello Concerto, and Maria Ioudenitch will perform Glazunov's Violin Concerto for the first time with the DSO.

© Jenny Chou
Sun 18.6.
Villa Elisabeth, 5 pm
Chamber Music

Academy Chamber Concert

The finale of the 2022/2023 chamber music season brings the members of the DSO's Ferenc Fricsay Academy to Villa Elisabeth on 18 June, together with DSO Kolleg:innen and string quintets by Brahms and Dvořák as well as the Bohemian composer's Terzett in C major for two violins and viola.

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Season brochure 2023/2024

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 2023/2024 season. Find more in the season brochure!

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