To mark the 200th anniversary of Johann Strauss's birth, this autumn 2025 the Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin shall finally devote itself to the genre of operetta once again and will be performing Strauss's most famous and successful work as part of its annual major production.

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This semester, the Eisler Sinfonietta, a student ensemble founded in 2018 and lead by Prof. Manuel Nawri, which regularly explores orchestral repertoire in ensemble arrangements, will be performing Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 6.

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Together with the Saxon Wind Philharmonic, the Eisler is celebrating its long-standing, successful collaboration with a double anniversary. For this special occasion, a joint concert will feature works by alumni and current students of the Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin.

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To mark the 340th anniversary of Domenico Scarlatti's birth, this Piano Forum is dedicated entirely to the legendary Italian harpsichord virtuoso. The concert will feature some of his 555 published sonatas, which he created during his time at the Portuguese royal court.

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Eisler Stars regularly features young, top international musicians and prizewinners of renowned music competitions who study at the Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin. This time, pianist Kenji Miura and violist Zeyang Kan will present works by Ravel, Schubert, and Hindemith, among others.

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At the grand anniversary concert, the Conservatory Orchestra will perform Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 3 together with the Ukrainian mezzo-soprano Oleksandra Diachenko, the ladies of the Conservatory Choir and the Canta Chiara Girls' Choir of the Georg-Friedrich-H?ndel-Gymnasium.

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For this Piano Forum, we embark on a journey through the history of our renowned educational institution. Students and teachers will perform works by composers with a special connection to the Eisler and respond to them with more recent compositions. The musical pieces are supplemented with contributions by guests speakers and accounts from contemporary witnesses.

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As part of this special occasion, the Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin commissioned two compositions from former students of Prof. Hanspeter Kyburz and Prof. Eun-Hwa Cho. These works will be premiered at the Echo Ensemble's anniversary concert, demonstrating that composition instruction at the Eisler goes hand in hand with a vibrant culture of interpreting new music.

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To conclude the masterclass, the works practiced with the students will be presented to a public audience in this final concert. The course and accompanying concert is led by three outstanding teachers from renowned ensembles: Jonathan Aner of the Oberon Trio, Johanna Staemmler from the Armida Quartet, and Peter Jar??ek, part of the Pavel Haas Quartet.

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