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A feast in times of famine: Berlin Phil's Covid experiment a triumph
The Berlin Philharmonic's experimental concert not only paves the way to a return to near normality, it presents performances of stunning drama and power.
The communal power of music demonstrated by Levit and Järvi in Berlin
Järvi and the Berliner Philharmoniker also played Prokofiev's rarely performed Sixth Symphony.
Thielemann conducts the Berlin Phil's “Golden Twenties” finale
Christian Thielemann shows his lighter side, while the Berlin Philharmonic play music they haven't touched in nearly a century.
Punchy Weill and placid Sibelius in Berlin
Stepping in at the last minute, conductor Thomas Søndergård offered a program that didn’t fully adhere to the orchestra’s planned exploration of Berlin in the Weimar era.
Petrenko and Berlin Philharmonic get to the heart of Weill
Kirill Petrenko launches the Berlin Philharmonic's “Golden Twenties” series with Kurt Weill's First Symphony and Stravinsky's Oedipus Rex.
Plunging into the abyss with Kirill Petrenko and the Berliners
A doom-laden trip to Dante's Inferno via Shakespeare's star-cross'd lovers and a voyage across the lake to The Isle of the Dead.