Chamber ensembles
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Tilia QuartettIts place of origin, the Staatsoper Unter den Linden, provides the Tilia Quartet with its namesake: in the Latin, »tilia« means »linden tree«. read |
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Berliner Brahms TrioFounded in Weimar in 1970, the trio first took on the name »Brahms-Trio Weimar« on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the death of Johannes Brahms. read |
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BläserquintettYears of intensive collaboration have lent the Brass Quintet of the Staatskapelle Berlin an extraordinary homogeneity in terms of sound and musicality. read |
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Trio ApollonThe repertoire of the Trio Apollon spans across the Viennese classics through the German Romantics and all the way to the modern. read |
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Ensemble VariazioneTailored around the demands of the repertoire, the core group made up of string quartet members and solo brass was supplemented with other musicians as the need arose. read |
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Perkussive SpielvereinigungWhile the Perkussive Spielvereinigung is structured first and foremost as a percussion duo, the ensemble is also at times augmented with further musicians, dancers, photographers and stage designs. read |
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Prussian Court Music»Preußens Hofmusik«: German for »Prussian Court Music«, this is the name under which musicians from the Staatskapelle came together some years ago. read |