Chorin Music Summer 2026: Berlin Baroque Soloists
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Hotel Haus Chorin
Hotel Haus Chorin
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Berlin Baroque Soloists—an ensemble of the Berlin Philharmonic
Reinhard Goebel • Conductor
Johann Sebastian Bach • Brandenburg Concerto No. 1 in F major, BWV 1046a (1713) (in its early version as the sinfonia for the Hunting Cantata, BWV 208)
Georg Philip Telemann • Overture Suite in F major, “La Chasse”
Antonio Vivaldi • Concerto for Violin (Oboe), String Orchestra, and Basso continuo in B-flat major, “La Caccia”
Johann Friedrich Fasch • Concerto for 2 hunting horns, 2 oboes, bassoon, and strings in D major, “La Caccia”
Concert introduction at 2:15 p.m. in the Refectory
A historically informed performance practice using modern instruments —that was the idea when musicians from the Berlin Philharmonic joined forces in 1995 to form the Berlin Baroque Soloists. Since then, they have developed their own distinctive sound. Reinhard Goebel, who specializes in the repertoire of the 17th and 18th centuries, is regarded as an inspiring advocate of historically informed performance practice for modern symphony and chamber orchestras as well as early music ensembles.
With his unique ability as a conductor to blend his passion for music with a meticulous knowledge of historical sources, he inspires, captivates, and polarizes the contemporary orchestral landscape. For the Chorin Music Summer, they have put together a program dedicated to the theme of hunting, as it found its way into Baroque music.
Tickets: 49 € • 45 € • 39 € • 33 € • 23 € • 17 € • 15 €
Discounts 4 €Berlin Baroque Soloists—an ensemble of the Berlin Philharmonic
Reinhard Goebel • Conductor
Johann Sebastian Bach • Brandenburg Concerto No. 1 in F major, BWV 1046a (1713) (in its early version as a sinfonia for the hunting cantata BWV 208)
Georg Philip Telemann • Overture Suite in F major “La Chasse”
Antonio Vivaldi • Concerto for Violin (Oboe), String Orchestra, and Basso continuo in B-flat major “La Caccia”
Johann Friedrich Fasch • Concerto for 2 hunting horns, 2 oboes, bassoon, and strings in D major, “La Caccia”
Concert introduction at 2:15 p.m. in the Refectory
A historically informed performance practice using modern instruments —that was the idea when musicians from the Berlin Philharmonic joined forces in 1995 to form the Berlin Baroque Soloists. Since then, they have developed their own distinctive sound. Reinhard Goebel, who specializes in the repertoire of the 17th and 18th centuries, is regarded as an inspiring advocate of historically informed performance practice for modern symphony and chamber orchestras as well as early music ensembles.
With his unique ability as a conductor to blend his passion for music with a meticulous knowledge of historical sources, he inspires, captivates, and polarizes the contemporary orchestral landscape. For the Chorin Music Summer, they have put together a program dedicated to the theme of hunting, as it found its way into Baroque music.
Tickets: 49 € • 45 € • 39 € • 33 € • 23 € • 17 € • 15 €
Discounts 4 €“Baroque Trumpet Magic”
Kammerakademie Potsdam
Matthias Höfs • Trumpet
Olli Mustonen • Nonetto II
Johann Sebastian Bach • Concerto in D Major, BWV 972 (based on Vivaldi’s Violin Concerto RV 230, arr. for trumpet by Matthias Höfs)
Jean Sibelius • Impromptu, Op. 5 (arr. for string orchestra)
Johann Bernhard Bach • Orchestral Suite No. 3 in E-flat minor
Oskar Böhme • "Entsagung" Romance, Op. 19
Johann Sebastian Bach • Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, BWV 1048
One of the fundamental characteristics of Baroque music is the principle of concertante. It describes a competitive interplay between different voices or voice groups. This allows the composer to create complex musical structures in which different instruments or groups of instruments take turns coming to the foreground and engaging in a musical dialogue with one another. It is precisely these lively and varied soundscapes—so characteristic of Baroque music—that unite Bach and his contemporary Telemann with the Finnish composer, pianist, and conductor Olli Mustonen. Mustonen’s wild and energetic “Nonetto II” for strings is a showpiece for the musicians. The same is true of Bach’s Concerto in D Major, in which the exceptional trumpeter Matthias Höfs showcases his instrument.
Subject to change
Tickets: 49 € • 45 € • 39 € • 33 € • 23 € • 17 € • 15 €
Discounts: 4 €
