Concert for all

Finding ways, building bridges, opening doors

For the inclusive format “Concert for All”, the RSB develops programs that enable participation for people with disabilities. In addition to concerts at the Haus des Rundfunks, which the RSB organizes in collaboration with artists with disabilities and experts in inclusive music education, the format also features workshops with RSB musicians to accompany concerts. The funding period for the “Concert for All” project concludes at the end of 2024. We look forward to incorporating this concert format into our regular concert schedule and welcoming you back to Haus des Rundfunks from 2025.

Information about the “Concert for All”

Venue: Haus des Rundfunks, Masurenallee 8-14, 14057 Berlin
Duration: approx. 60 minutes

Concert tickets for the “Concert for All” in 2025 are available in the webshop or from the visitor service. The following ticket prices apply: €12 per person / children €6. Visitors with a disabled pass can purchase tickets at a reduced price and their companion can attend free of charge.
The number of wheelchair spaces is limited. If you or a companion use a wheelchair or need assistance in any other way, please let us know in advance. Please contact hutzler@rsb-online.de or tickets@rsb-online.de.

Voices from the audience

“I was so fulfilled and moved by this concert and seeing all the people with disabilities fully participating!!! I almost never want to experience another concert other than with the dance accompaniment and animation. Even the welcome in the foyer with the instruments was great.”

“The atmosphere was very touching! A concert experience that stays in the memory.”

“A musical experience on several levels, visually, via the ears, via the body….”

“It was truly a concert for all from the first to the last minute, with an incredibly poignant tension and at the same time a cheerfully relaxed atmosphere in the hall.”

Preview of the upcoming concerts

P.U.C.K. – Henry Purcell: “The Fairy Queen”
Sunday, 20.10.2024, 3 pm
Haus des Rundfunks
Admission is free.

Choreographer and dancer Andrew Greenwood creates a very special approach to the music of Henry Purcell with his Switch2Move method. He introduces people with different abilities to music through active movement and turns a concert visit into an interactive experience. Follow Puck, the wondrous creature from A Midsummer Night’s Dream, to whom everything is permitted, who is able and allowed to do anything, into a magical world that also musically involves the audience!

Registration is possible from June 2024.