Concerts
Concerts - Autumn 2025
September 11, 2025 at 7 PM: Piano recital – Hieyon Choi
September 25, 2025 at 7 PM: Clarinet & Piano – Matthias Glander and Reinhard Seehafer
October 9, 2025 at 7 PM: Accordion & Harp – Duo Oxymoron, Valentin Butt, and Anna Steinkogler
October 23, 2025 at 7 PM: String Quintet – Textura Ensemble
November 6, 2025 at 7 PM: Piano Trio – Max Brod Trio
November 20, 2025: Piano Duo at 7 PM – Cristina Marton-Argerich and Antonia Miller
Location: Schloss Friedrichsfelde, Am Tierpark 41, 10319 Berlin (not barrier-free)
Please find further information on the concerts below. At this link you can discover more about the venue and the musicians. Tickets can only be booked online here or at the Tierpark's ticket booths at the "Bärenschaufenster" entrance on site (no box office!).
Please note!
After purchase you will receive your tickets by e-mail (can be presented digitally). The tickets are only valid for the concert on the selected date. Booked tickets are excluded from cancellation and/or exchange.
Children under 12 years of age and any visitors who lack the necessary maturity or require permanent supervision due to a mental and/or physical condition must be accompanied and supervised on the premises at all times by an adult chaperone.
On the concert nights, the car park at the Tierpark's entrance "Schloss" can be used (subject to a charge).
* Only valid in combination with a corresponding proof. The proof must be personalized, given a (valid) validity and issued by an official authority/institution (not digital). The proof will be checked at the admission checkers - please have it ready along with a photo ID.
Concert details
September 11, 2025
Piano Recital – Hieyon Choi
Often compared to the young Clara Haskil, the Korean pianist is a prizewinner of major international competitions, including Viotti, Kapell, Épinal, and Busoni. She teaches as a professor at the renowned Peabody College in Baltimore, USA.
September 25, 2025
Clarinet & Piano – Matthias Glander and Reinhard Seehafer
In addition to his work as principal clarinet in the orchestra of the Staatsoper Unter den Linden, Matthias Glander maintains an extensive career as a soloist and chamber musician with renowned orchestras and chamber music ensembles, appearing in concerts under the direction of Hartmut Haenchen, Siegfried Kurz, Yehudi Menuhin, Otmar Suitner, and Sebastian Weigle, among others.
October 9, 2025
Accordion & Harp – Duo Oxymoron, Valentin Butt, and Anna Steinkogler
Old and new. Light and dark. Chamber music and groove. Harp and accordion. In their debut album, "Scented Rushes," Steinkogler and Butt create a highly attractive, distinctive sound universe by combining jazz, neoclassical, classical, and contemporary playing techniques. A truly magical sound universe of freedom, experimentation, and humor.
October 23, 2025
String Quintet – Textura Ensemble
The Textura Ensemble performs Schubert's String Quintet, one of the greatest works of chamber music. Joachim Kaiser says of the work: "All those who care about music, especially chamber music, bow down before Franz Schubert's String Quintet in C major, happily admiring—or raving. The work occupies a unique place in Schubert's oeuvre, indeed in the musical literature. It is enigmatic, and it is perfect... No one can fully unravel the musical mystery of this work or express it in words."
November 6, 2025
Piano Trio – Max Brod Trio
The Max Brod Trio, consisting of Kerstin Straßburg (piano), Daniela Braun (violin), and Christoph Lamprecht (cello), was founded by the pianist as a permanent ensemble in 2005. "The trio's playing is not limited to ambitious self-indulgence, but rather, alongside the ever-present love for the masters, it means continually bringing their works to life through their collaborative performances, often in apparent opposites: tenderly in love and with strict precision. They aim to reach the listeners at their very core." Wieland Förster
November 20, 2025
Piano Duo – Cristina Marton-Argerich and Antonia Miller
The piano duo consisting of Cristina Marton-Argerich and fellow master's graduate Antonia Miller has a great passion for piano music for four hands or two pianos. They perform diverse programs on international stages, from Johann Sebastian Bach to György Ligeti.