Ensembles

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Chamber Music Hall — Chamber Music Hall | Picture: Stephan Rabold

Strings Winds Winds and Strings Strings and Piano/Cembalo Further Ensembles

The image shows four smiling musicians with their string instruments: two violins, a viola, and a cello. They sit or stand relaxed in a bright room, with a bust hanging on the wall behind them.

Brahms Ensemble Berlin

The 12 Cellists of the Berliner Philharmoniker

Made in Berlin

Philharmonia Duo

Philharmonic Camerata

Philharmonic Stradivari Soloists Berlin

A group of musicians in formal black attire pose in an indoor area with string instruments, including violins, violas, cellos and a double bass, against a modern architectural backdrop.

Philharmonisches Streichersolisten Berlin

Philharmonic String Quartet

Philharmonic String Quintet

Berlin Philharmonic String Sextet

Five musicians in a semicircle in front of a black background

Berlin Philharmonic Virtuosi

Four male musicians stand in tails, some in white shirts on white pillars. They are holding their instruments, two violins, a viola and a cello.

Varian Fry Quartett

Venus Ensemble Berlin

Violentango

Berlin Philharmonic Winds

Brass Ensemble of the Berliner Philharmoniker

Five men stand on a large tiled floor, each holding a different wind instrument. They wear dark shirts and jeans and look up at the camera.

Ensemble Wien-Berlin

Group photo with seven horn players

Horns of the Berliner Philharmoniker

Ensemble Berlin

Philharmonic Octett

A photo of the Scharoun Ensemble Berlin with its nine members.

Scharoun Ensemble Berlin

WuWei Trio

Berlin Piano Quartet

Berliner Barock Solisten

Concerto Melante

Feininger Trio

Three people in black clothing are posed in a vertical line against a black background, with a man in front, another man behind him, and a woman at the top, all facing forward.

Pangaea Trio Berlin

Philharmonia Klaviertrio Berlin

Berlin Philharmonic Piano Quartet

Bolero Berlin

Nukleus

Philharmonisches Capriccio Berlin

	
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