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Subscriptions 2023/2024

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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Music and Healing, 17–26 March

Book the Festival Package now

Join the DSO and its music director Robin Ticciati on a spiritual journey through the world of music. All four concerts of the 'Music & Healing' Festival are available as a discounted Festival Package.

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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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The DSO and Robin Ticciati have already released numerous highly acclaimed CD recordings, including one with long-time artistic partner Christian Tetzlaff. The latest recording on Ondine, featuring violin concertos by Beethoven and Sibelius, was selected as Recording of the Month by the renowned British Gramophone Magazine and also among the 50 most important Beethoven recordings of all time. The latest CD, which will also be released by Ondine on 2 September 2022, is once again dedicated to two outstanding masterpieces of violin literature: the violin concertos by Johannes Brahms and Alban Berg.
 
Since 1984, violinist Christian Tetzlaff has enjoyed an intensive friendship with the DSO and, for many years, with its principal conductor Robin Ticciati. Together they have given the Berlin and touring audiences numerous unforgettable artistic moments. Tetzlaff interpreted Brahms' virtuosic and challenging work together with Ticciati and the orchestra in the Berlin Philharmonie in March 2022 and was recorded live for this release. Berg's Violin Concerto, on the other hand, found its way onto the joint CD as early as 2021 in the studio of the Funkhaus in Nalepastrasse. In both cases, the sound engineer was Christoph Franke, who has received many awards for his high-quality recordings.

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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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From 31 October, the DSO will embark on another tour with concerts in Vaduz, Innsbruck and the Linz Brucknerhaus, together with conductor Jukka-Pekka Saraste and violinist Timothy Chooi. The programme includes Beethoven's Violin Concerto and the 'Eroica', and in Innsbruck Martin Helmchen will play Schumann's Piano Concerto. 

All concerts at a glance ...

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Advance booking

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.

Subscriptions are already available. Order yours here ...

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Concert as video on demand

With Kent Nagano at Kissinger Sommer

With its Conductor Laureate Kent Nagano and the pianist Nikolai Lugansky, the DSO closed out its season at the Kissinger Sommer festival. The programme included Franz Schubert's Fifth Symphony and the Second Piano Concerto by Johannes Brahms. The concert is available as video-on-demand on the DSO Player.

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Concerts in Turkey

Anna Prohaska and Giovanni Antonini

Together with soprano Anna Prohaska and conductor Giovanni Antonini, the DSO will be in Turkey for two concerts at the beginning of June – in Ankara and at the Istanbul Music Festival. The programme includes overtures and concert arias by Beethoven, Hadyn and Mozart as well as Beethoven's Second Symphony.

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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.

Subscriptions are available now. Place your order here ...

Individual tickets will go on sale on 15 July 2022.

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From 8 May

Pre-Concert Talks with Habakuk Traber

Our popular pre-concert talks with Habakuk Traber are back: As usual, they will take place before our symphony concerts at 7.10 pm in the South Foyer of the Philharmonie.

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