MaerzMusik

Clusters of threads move across the picture, emerging from lump-like formations.

18.3.–
27.3.22

To the programme

The illuminated stage of the Chamber Music Hall of the Philharmonie during a concert

in the media library

Concert recordings, talks and texts

To the Berliner Festspiele Media Library

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MaerzMusik 2023

MaerzMusik is scheduled to begin next year on 17 March 2023. The programme will be published in early 2023.

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MaerzMusik in the Berliner Festspiele Media Library

Find selected events from the 2022 edition of MaerzMusik in the new media library of the Berliner Festspiele and take part live from the comfort of your home. Discover programme highlights as live streams, the experimental “Off Space / On Air” format by Cashmere Radio as well as supplemental selections on demand.

To the media library

About MaerzMusik – Festival for Time Issues

MaerzMusik – Festival for Time Issues sees itself as a venue for experiencing art and thinking about how we deal with time. Contemporary music is its centre and point of departure for an exploration of the nature of time in life, art and theory.

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Musikfest Berlin

The 2022 Programme

From 27 August to 19 September 2022, Berlin’s concert season begins anew with the Musikfest Berlin. More than 50 works by some 40 composers will be presented in 27 performances.

To the festival programme

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Guest festival

Tanz im August

From 5. to 27 August, the festival Tanz im August will be a guest at the Haus der Berliner Festspiele

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Monumental installation of a spider in a grey room

Gropius Bau

Louise Bourgeois

“The Woven Child” is the first major survey to focus exclusively on Louise Bourgeois’ fabric-based works. Explore it from 22 July to 23 October at Gropius Bau.

To the exhibition

18.3.–27.3.22