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A nostalgic, underground electroacoustic night.
Bismarckstraße 35, 10627 Berlin-Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
For the first time since 1842, Mozart's clavichord leaves Salzburg. His own instrument, on which he composed, dreamed, and doubted, becomes tangible in an intimate setting. Set among the whirring sewing machines of the costume department, the music ranging from Papageno to delicate violets feels as if Mozart has just left the room. When the opera doors close and the foyer lights dim, the hidden spaces of the house awaken. Baritone Georg Nigl opens these secret locations—the tailor shop, the backstage area, and the carpentry shop—for three intimate encounters between song and text.
in 3 weeks
Thu, 1 Oct
in 4 weeks
in 17 days
Sat, 10 Oct
in 11 days
in 13 days
Fri, 23 Oct
Sun, 25 Oct
Sat, 21 NovThe performance is held in non-traditional, intimate backstage areas of the Deutsche Oper Berlin, specifically the costume, carpentry, and tailor shops.
Baritone Georg Nigl leads this exploration of Mozart’s own clavichord.
Tickets are available via the Deutsche Oper webshop or the link on Mood. Tickets on Mood.