Dear concertgoers,
we are delighted to invite you to our concert season 2024-2025 in Berlin’s Philharmonic Hall, as always according to the motto:
„Sit back and enjoy a few hours of assured relaxation and harmony listening to the ever popular masterpieces of famous composers in the splendidly festive atmosphere of a full house.“
Once again, we would like to thank you, dear public, for your loyalty and for attending our concerts in such large numbers. In fact up to today over 3.5 million guests from Berlin, as well as from every corner of the world, have been our guests at CLASSICS FOR EVERYONE.
We are incredibly grateful to the BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER (and since more recently also to the Wiener Philharmoniker) for the ongoing cooperation between members of this incredible orchestra and Hohenfels Concert Management. To have such excellent artists as soloists and conductors in our concerts represents for us an honour and privilege
We hope the new program meets your expectations and we wish you unforgettable hours in Berlin Philharmonic Hall with our POPULAR CONCERTS!
Let’s now have a look at 2025!
A special appointment will follow on March 8, one dedicated to all women and some of the greatest and most romantic masterpieces by Schubert, Mozart and Beethoven.
Not the Enchanted Flute but rather the Enchanted Horn will follow on March 22 with the young Israeli horn soloist Bar Zemach. In addition to the immortal notes of Mozart, this concert will include a new composition in honour of the “ancestor of the horn”, the shofar. “Niggun David-fantasy” will have its world premiere on this special evening, which will be introduced by Berliner Philharmonie “house poet” Klaus Wallendorf.
Our Opera Gala on Easter will take place on April 20 and will include some of the greatest highlights in the Italian operatic repertoire. This event cannot be missed by all music and opera lovers in town!
Finally, our intense and special concert season will end on May 25 with the Closing Concert, under the baton of Principal Conductor Stanley Dodds. The program will not disappoint, including some of the greatest works of all time, such as Tschaikowsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1, Adagio from Chatschaturjan’s Spartakus and Schumann’s Concert pieces for four horns and orchestra, not to mention our traditional Boléro!
We hope the new program meets your expectations and we wish you unforgettable hours in Berlin Philharmonic Hall with our POPULAR CONCERTS!
Yours,
Concert Management Prof. Victor Hohenfels