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An innovative, electro-acoustic ‘sound journey crew’ led by Gebhard Ullmann, one of the most influential figures on the contemporary European jazz and improvisation scene. Gebhard Ullmann – HEMISPHERE 4 Gebhard Ullmann, saxophones, bass clarinet, bass flute, looper, effects ; Liz Kosack, keyboard ;

Featuring Helena Rüegg (bandoneon) and Aurélie Maurin (curator and reader). Helena Rüegg , an internationally renowned bandoneonist, composer and author, and curator and translator Aurélie Maurin combine the sounds of the bandoneon with texts from world literature. The instrument is explored not mer

Young artists introduce themselves. Julia Dawson (vocals, piano), formerly Academy of Vocal Arts in Philadelphia Julia Dawson (vocals, piano), formerly Academy of Vocal Arts in Philadelphia Admission tickets will be available from 2.30 pm at the museum ticket office Further links Jour Fixe concert s

Two veterans of the Berlin jazz scene, whose music is inspired by Shostakovich, Bartók and Eisler, amongst others. Duo Kupke / Zerbe : Jürgen Kupke, clarinet ; Hannes Zerbe, piano The two musicians have been playing together in a wide variety of ensembles for over 35 years; they are, so to speak, in

The jazz orchestra of Berlin jazz veteran and composer Hannes Zerbe. Hannes Zerbe Jazz Orchestra Berlin Jürgen Kupke, clarinet ; Silke Eberhard, alto saxophone, clarinet ; Florian Bergmann, bass clarinet, flute ; Jan von Klewitz, alto saxophone, flute ; Alexander Beierbach, baritone saxophone ; Gebh

Young artists introduce themselves. Lili Bogdanova, piano (Hanns Eisler Academy of Music) Lili Bogdanova, piano (Hanns Eisler Academy of Music) Admission tickets will be available from 2.30 pm at the museum ticket office Further links Jour Fixe concert series

A musical and literary journey with Radu Ratoi (accordion) and Bruno Franceschini (text and reading). Castelfidardo, a small town in the hills of the Marche region, has been the centre of Italian accordion-making since the late 19th century. In a musical and literary journey, author Bruno Franceschi

Young artists introduce themselves. Clara und Marie Becker, piano duo (Stuttgarter Philharmoniker) Clara und Marie Becker, piano duo (Stuttgarter Philharmoniker) Admission tickets will be available from 2.30 pm at the museum ticket office Further links Jour Fixe concert series

The Leo Kestenberg Music School’s accordion orchestra plays music ranging from Bach to the Beatles. Museum admission Free for children and young people up to the age of 18 Further links Spotlight exhibition on the accordion

Opening of the special exhibition on the history of music recording and playback. Featuring a keynote speech by Markus Kavka. MUSIC ON DEMAND traces 150 years of technological innovation that have fundamentally transformed the way music is recorded, distributed and experienced. From Thomas Edison’s