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Classical music refers to the broad tradition of Western liturgical and secular music spanning from the medieval period to the contemporary era, though it is most defined by the Common Practice Period. Find upcoming Classical events in Berlin this month below.
Classical Events This Month · Berlin



Stefan Schuck, Sirventes Berlin


Duo 'con emozione'



Estonian National Opera Boys' Choir, Jaanika Kuusik, Riivo Kallasmaa, Andres Lemba, Maret Poll, Ene Salumäe

Margarita Pochebut, Han-Wen Jennifer Yu, Sayaka Shimada, Tara Iman Bongardt, Hanako Schatz, Yukari Miyazawa, Kensei Yamaguchi, Eldár Kolmogorov Hilário, Emma Nelson, Norayr Maghakyan, Muxi Han, Tiancheng Ren, Aobo Dai, Semjon Yakimov

Hannes Zerbe Quintett




Berlin Academy Chamber Orchestra, Neues Sinfonieorchester Berlin, Maria Sokolova, Émilie Tam, Ioannis Papagiannopoulos, Peyton Yang, Tsung-Jui Yang, Cynthia Kuo-Lo, Ivan Sendetsky

FUTURE NOW-Ensemble

Kreuzberg Vokal

Berliner Symphoniker, Mayumi Kanagawa, Joachim Carr

AYSO – Accademia Youth Symphony Orchestra
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Classical music refers to the broad tradition of Western liturgical and secular music spanning from the medieval period to the contemporary era, though it is most defined by the Common Practice Period. Typically characterized by its reliance on staff notation and formal structures like the symphony or concerto, it utilizes a sophisticated palette of orchestral instruments including strings, woodwinds, and brass. The genre features highly varied tempos—from the slow solemnity of adagio to the rapid energy of presto—and evokes an emotional spectrum from profound melancholy to triumphant euphoria. As a foundational pillar of musicology, it maintains a distinct relationship with modern film scores while remaining separate from folk and popular music traditions.
Also known as: Western art music, Art music, European classical music
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