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Our Next Concert

Opera Chorus Concert – See the buds bursting on the bush

Sat 30. May 2026 | 4:00 pm | Gärten der Welt (Arena), Blumberger Damm 44, 12685 Berlin

Upcoming Concerts

Carmina Burana – CVB Anniversary Concert

Sun 1. November 2026 | 8:00 pm | Philharmonie Berlin

Anniversary contributions

To mark the 120th anniversary, we introduce the members of the BOC. After the longest-serving members, who we introduced in the programme for the concert in May, this time it's the turn of the newcomers: what excites them about singing and what about the BOC? Tune in and let yourself be inspired.
Helena Adamski

“I like the breakthrough moments.”

Helena, welcome to the BOC. Where does your interest in music and singing come from? Helena: My interest in music started with singing. It would take a lot of effort … Read more...

Tauran Large

“I was lucky with the BOC.”

Tauran, welcome to the BOC. When did you first become interested in music? Tauran: Music has always been part of my life. My dad plays the guitar and my mum is a good … Read more...

Berndt Oliver Käter

“Even during the rehearsal break, you’re closer to yourself.”

Bernd, you are a new member of the BOC, welcome. Where does your musical interest come from? Bernd: During and after primary school, I took keyboard lessons for a few … Read more...

“The greatest motivation is the community.”

Rosa, welcome to the BOC. Where does your interest in music and especially choral singing come from? Rosa: As far back as I can remember, I've been singing all my … Read more...

Music articles

Jin Jiyan Azadi – Zan Zendegi Azadi

By Thomas Hennig for the concert on 12.10.2025.

Created as musical miniatures in 2023 and 2024, five different individual movements are summarised as a collection under the title Geminids 23. What unites these small, independent movements is their reference to events in the year 2022/23. However, the instrumentation and occasion of each composition is different, and there is not … [Read more...]

Josef Hlávka, Gemälde von Václav Brozík,1895

„An artist who does not believe does not achieve something like this.“

Mass in D major, Antonín Dvořák. By Anne-Marie Kadauke and Bernd-Oliver Käter for the concert on 12 October 2025.

"Don't be surprised that I am such a believer," wrote the Czech composer Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904) to his patron in 1887 after he had completed the "Mass in D major". "But an artist who does not believe does not accomplish such a thing." Between personal devotion and artistic maturity The words show that the "Mass in D major" is more … [Read more...]

Mit großer Liebe gearbeitet

„Worked with great love“

Finds from great composers on the wrong track. By Thomas Hennig for the concert on March 30, 2025.

A mass by the Romantic composer Robert Schumann is worthy of attention in several respects. In Lutheran Zwickau in Saxony - the composer's birthplace - one could hardly encounter the Catholic liturgy. Moreover, Robert Schumann was not a churchgoer in the true sense of the word. At best, he developed religious ideas in general terms from … [Read more...]

‘Now give thanks to God’

A victory song becomes a birthday serenade. By Thomas Hennig to the concert on 29/09/2024.

On 5 December 1757, the Prussian army under Frederick II defeated the Austrian troops in the Battle of Leuthen during the Seven Years' War. The Lower Silesian and now Polish town became the scene of a legend when, on the evening after the battle, over 20,000 soldiers are said to have spontaneously sung the hymn 'Nun danket alle Gott'. The … [Read more...]

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Teueres Hobby / Expensive Hobby

Choral symphonic music is an expensive hobby

By Nicolas Janberg.

When it was founded 120 years ago, the Berliner Oratorien-Chor - then known as the Berliner Volks-Chor - dedicated itself to performing choral symphonic works to bring … [Read more...]

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