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  1. Jour Fixe – Music in the Afternoon (10.06.2026)

    Young artists introduce themselves. Minrun Shang, Alice Besombes, Sehun Ahn (violin), Guillaume Durand-Piketty (piano) (UdK Berlin) Programme Jacques Ibert (1890–1962) ‘Le petit âne blanc’ from the cycle ‘Histoires’ Franz Schubert (1797–1828) Sonata ‘Arpeggione’ D 821 – Allegro moderato Robert Schum

  2. Jour Fixe – Music in the Afternoon (15.04.2026)

    Young artists introduce themselves. Featuring Elsa-Johanna Staemmler, Eva Lietz, Katharina Sattarov and Denis Azak, piano (UdK Berlin) Programme Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) Italian Concerto BWV 971 Allegro / Andante / Presto Joseph Haydn (1730–1809) Sonata in E flat major Hob. XVI/49 Allegro F

  3. Highlights of the MIM Collection and a Mighty Wurlitzer Demonstration (06.06.2026)

    A guided tour with audio samples and a demonstration of one of Europe’s largest cinema and theatre organs. The Musical Instrument Museum of the State Institute for Music Research collects musical instruments associated with European art music from the 16th to the 21st century. The museum currently h

  4. Highlights of the MIM Collection and a Mighty Wurlitzer Demonstration (04.04.2026)

    A guided tour with audio samples and a demonstration of one of Europe’s largest cinema and theatre organs. The Musical Instrument Museum of the State Institute for Music Research collects musical instruments associated with European art music from the 16th to the 21st century. The museum currently h

  5. Venues for musical performances

    Venues for musical performances Two-year theme of the State Institute for Music Research Wherever a performance takes place with a specific intention, a performance space is created. Interaction between performers and listeners is essential. Intuitively and from experience, concert-goers sense just

  6. Sound Spaces: From Oud to Lute من العود إلى اللوت (28.06.2026)

    The journey of the strings – from Baghdad via Andalusia to Berlin. Featuring the ensembles AMI Berlin and Tres Morillas 2 pm Flash Talk: Lute and Oud 2.30 pm Concert Like a melting pot, many cultures came together on the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages and the early Renaissance: Arab influe

  7. Hamburger Bahnhof On Tour (19.02.2026)

    Video installation and performance program for the exhibition OFF SCORE by Annika Kahrs 6 p.m. Opening Completely invalid, just an attempt, 2024 Video installation Curt Sachs Hall Exhibition February 19 – March 1, 2026 Free admission The film Completely invalid, just an attempt takes Anton Bruckner'

  8. Jour Fixe - Music in the Afternoon (18.02.2026)

    Young artists introduce themselves. Takashi Waschkau, violin, Eunhee Baek, piano Program Amy Marcy Beach (1867–1944) Romance for Violin and Piano, Op. 23 Bela Bartók (1881–1945) Violin Sonata No. 3 in E minor, BB 28, DD 72 Efrem Zimbalist (1889–1985) Concert Fantasy “The Golden Cockerel” based on Ni

  9. New at MIM: Ovation Thunderbolt guitar belonging to NENA's guitarist (29.12.2025)

    It belonged to the co-author of “99 Luftballons”: the guitar with the distinctive “Thunderbolt” sound holes from the American company Ovation. An Ovation Thunderbolt has recently been added to the collection at the Musical Instrument Museum. It belonged to German guitarist Carlo Karges (1951–2002).

  10. Dr. Jo Wilhelm Siebert

    Dr. Jo Wilhelm Siebert Curriculum vitae 2000-2009 Studies in Musicology, Philosophy and Comparative Literature (MA) at the Technical University of Berlin 2003/2004 Studies (Musicology) at Royal Holloway College, University of London 2.2009 to 1.2011 Research Assistant at the State Institute for Musi