Berlin: Classical concerts in the Köpenick Palace - Aurorasaal
East Berlin, Berlin
Classical masterpieces in the historic Aurorasaal of Köpenick Castle – an unforgettable musical experience.
Classical Concerts at Köpenick Palace, Berlin
Attend classical music concerts held in the Aurorasaal of Köpenick Palace, ideal for lovers of opera and classical masterpieces.
Event Highlights
- Experience classical masterpieces performed in the historic Aurorasaal of Köpenick Palace.
- Enjoy opera and concert evenings featuring internationally renowned artists.
- Immerse yourself in music, art, and history in a unique setting.
- A focused program designed for classical music and opera enthusiasts.
Concert Dates and Programs
- July 15, 2026: Piano Music for Dreaming — Maria-Magdalena Pitu-Jokisch (piano)
- July 19, 2026: Beethoven-Liszt in Dialogue — Naoko Fukumoto (piano)
- August 2, 2026: L'amor mio: Romances for flute, clarinet, and guitar
Susanne Ehrhardt (recorders), Karin Leo (guitar) - August 16, 2026: Romantic Violin: Works of Handel, Grieg, Mozart, Wieniawski
Marianne Boettcher (violin), Ursula-Trede Boettcher (piano) - August 30, 2026: Piano Gala for 4 Hands: Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, Brahms
Maria-Magdalena Pitu-Jokisch (piano), Naoko Fukumoto (piano) - September 6, 2026: Between Spring and Longing: Works by Brahms, Beethoven, and Schubert
Rodur Trio: Junko Fukabori (violin), Louise von Schweinitz (cello), Maria-Magdalena Pitu-Jokisch (piano) - September 20, 2026: The World of Romanticism: Works for violin and piano
Marianne Boettcher (violin), Yuko Tomeda (piano) - October 3, 2026: Masters of Piano Music: Beethoven 9th Symphony in a contemporary piano arrangement for 4 hands
Maria-Magdalena Pitu-Jokisch (piano), Beatrice Wehner-Schaller (piano) - October 4, 2026: Hidden Voices: Sound Worlds of the Romantic Era by Fanny Mendelssohn, Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann
Rodur Trio: Junko Fukabori (violin), Louise von Schweinitz (cello), Maria-Magdalena Pitu-Jokisch (piano) - October 18, 2026: Poetic Worlds of Sound — Beatrice Wehner-Schaller (piano)
- November 1, 2026: Mozart's Piano Works for 4 Hands
Sonata in C major KV 19d, Sonata in D major KV 381, Sonata in G major KV 357, Sonata in C major KV 521
Maria-Magdalena Pitu-Jokisch (piano), Beatrice Wehner-Schaller (piano) - November 15, 2026: Gems from Mozart's Operas
Inês Pinto (soprano), Yuri Mizobuchi (mezzo-soprano), Stephen Barchi (baritone), Graham Cox (piano) - November 29, 2026: Virtuoso Baroque Music for Advent
Works by Handel, Jacob van Eyck, Nicolaus Adam Strungk, Louis de Caix d'Hervelois
Susanne Ehrhardt (recorder and chalumeau), Monica Ripamonti (harpsichord) - December 6, 2026: Winterreise: A journey through loneliness, longing, and memory
Stephen Barchi (baritone), Maria-Magdalena Pitu-Jokisch (piano)
Additional Information
- Includes free museum admission to Köpenick Palace on the day of the concert.
- Easy cancellation policy: cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book tickets in advance to secure your preferred concert date. Arrive early to explore the palace grounds and bring a light jacket for cooler evenings.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Aurorasaal hosts classical music concerts featuring opera and classical masterpieces performed by internationally renowned artists.
Köpenick Palace is located in the Köpenick district of Berlin, by the Dahme River, providing a historic setting for the concerts.
Concert dates vary throughout the year; check the official website for the current concert schedule in Berlin.
Internationally recognized opera singers and classical musicians perform at these concerts in Berlin's Köpenick Palace.
Yes, tickets for Köpenick Palace concerts are bookable online through official event platforms.
Yes, the focused program is designed to appeal to both classical music enthusiasts and newcomers in Berlin.
Programs often include classical masterpieces and themed evenings such as piano music or opera highlights.
Köpenick Palace is accessible by public transport from central Berlin, including S-Bahn and bus services to Köpenick district.
Check the official Berliner event websites for current health and safety guidelines to attend concerts safely.
There is limited parking near Köpenick Palace; using public transport is recommended when attending concerts in Berlin.
