Live Music · BERLIN CONCERTS
Good concerts sell out weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend 70 minutes with the Berlin Orchestra, soprano Duangamorn Fu, organist Vladimir Magalashvili, and a violin soloist at Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church. The program may include Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, Bach’s Toccata and Fugue, Schubert’s Ave Maria, Mozart’s Lacrimosa, and Beethoven’s Fifth.
“Concert was very good. Our seats were not too good.”
Spend about three hours at Tipi am Kanzleramt for Cabaret, following Sally Bowles through 1930s Berlin. Expect German dialogue, some English songs, live music, table seating, a €5 food and drink voucher, and views near the Reichstag and Chancellery.
“Great set-up but as I'm English speaking it is a little difficult. Still had a good time.”
Head to Berlin’s Estrel Showtheater for All You Need Is Love, a Beatles musical performed by the Twist & Shout band. Expect a staged story of the group’s rise to fame, familiar songs such as Help!, Yesterday, and Hey Jude, plus singing, dancing, and Beatles-style looks.
Attend a 90-minute classical concert in the Bode Museum’s Gobelin Hall, with programs ranging from Baroque recorder and organ music to Mozart opera, Beethoven, Haydn, and Romantic songs. Performers include the Mozart Ensemble Berlin, Marianne Boettcher, and Beatrice Wehner-Schaller. Museum admission is included.
“really nice venue amazing place, keep up the good work”
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