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 musicians pose on a wooden stage. One holds a violin, another a cello, while the third stands beside them. In the background, a piano and empty seats can be seen, creating a relaxed concert atmosphere.

Pangaea Trio Berlin

Philharmonia Klaviertrio Berlin

Berlin Philharmonic Piano Quartet

Bolero Berlin

Nukleus

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