Discover Strings
Chamber concert
Young musicians enrolled in the RSB Orchestra Academy introduce themselves
Programme
Antonín Dvořák Quintet for two violins, viola, cello and double bass in G major op. 77
Isang Yun “Tapis” (Gewebe) für zwei Violinen, Viola, Violoncello und Kontrabass
Oktett für vier Violinen, zwei Violen und zwei Violoncelli C-Dur op. 176
Cast
Grantees of the Berlin Radio Symphonic Orchestral Academy
Presented by
Mindful experience of music
We would like to invite you to dive into inner worlds for a few minutes right before the concert begins. Appropriate mindfulness exercises help relax the mind and body, sharpen the senses, and feel boundlessness.
Concert tickets for € 20 are normally available in the RSB visitor service; the mindfulness exercise is included in the price.
Here you will find information: Mindfulness exercises before chamber concerts
Ticket information
Ticket sales
Tickets for the December 2020 concerts are expected to be obtained from mid-November from the RSB visitor service in person, by phone, post, fax or by e-mail:
RSB Visitor Service
Charlottenstrasse 56 (2nd floor)
10117 Berlin
Telephone: 030 202 987 15
Fax: 030 202 987 29
E-mail: tickets@rsb-online. de
Information for the individual price categories can be found here.
Philharmonie Berlin:
The box office of the Philharmonie opens one hour before the concert begins.
Konzerthaus Berlin:
An box office cannot be offered in the foyer of he Konzerthaus Berlin. The box office in the visitor service of he Konzerthaus Berlin is open one hour before the start of the concert for short-term ticket purchases and questions. You can only book double seats online for all events. Single seats are only available via the ticket hotline and the visitor service.
Mouth-Nose Protection
FFP2 masks without a valve will be mandatory throughout the building, including the entrance area and outside of the venue. This also applies during the concert.
General distance and hygiene measures
Please observe the general distance and hygiene measures: Keep a minimum distance of 1.5 metres to other people, cough and sneeze in the crook of your arm, use the disinfectant dispensers and stay at home if symptoms of illness occur.
Around the concert
Concert goers must carry a current identity card or an appropriate official document such as a passport (photographic proof of identification), a FFP2 mask (surgical masks and certificates are not allowed) and one of the following three documents with them:
- Your personalized negative SARS-CoV-2 antigen test result from the day of the event from a test centre certified by the State of Berlin or,
- if you have been fully vaccinated against the Corona virus for at least two weeks, your proof of vaccination, e.g. an entry in your vaccination card.
- If you have been infected with the virus in the last six months and your illness dates back at least 28 days, we will also accept an appropriate medical or official certificate.
It is possible to get tested at the Philharmonie Berlin after booking an appointment. You can book an appointment here: https://covidzentrum.de/en/corona-test-berlin/.
Route directions & parking location
silent green Kulturquartier
Gerichtstraße 35
13347 Berlin
silent green Kulturquartier is easy to reach on public transport:
Buses M27, 247 to Nettelbeckplatz/S-Wedding + 5 minutes walk, 120 to Gerichtstraße + 5 minutes walk
Underground U6 to Wedding + 5 minutes walk or U9 to Leopoldplatz + 7 minutes walk
S-Bahn (city railway) S41, S42 to Wedding + 5 minutes walk
Car Parking
Access by car is along Müllerstraße. There are only limited possibilities for parking in the streets nearby.
Barrier-free accessibility
silent green Kulturquartier is fully accessible via the main entrance. A disabled toilet is also available.
Concert length
All concerts take place without a break and last about 60 to 90 minutes.
Cloakroom
Cloakrooms are not available in any of the concert halls. You can take your jackets and bags up to A4 size with you into the concert halls.
Catering
At the moment, there will be no catering on offer in any of the concert halls.
Programmes
At concerts of chamber music, programmes will be provided free of charge upon admission – as long as stocks last.