Free Concert Series: Afternoon Music at the Berlin Musical Instrument Museum
Experience classical music among historical sounds—for free! The Berlin Musical Instrument Museum invites music lovers to discover young talents live and up close. Held in the prestigious Curt-Sachs Hall, this concert series offers an inspiring afternoon of classical compositions in a unique setting, surrounded by one of the world’s most impressive collections of historical musical instruments.
The “Jour Fixe” Concert Series—Classical Music for Everyone
Rising Stars Take Center Stage
Every two weeks on Wednesdays at 3:30 p.m., the Curt-Sachs Hall transforms into a space full of music and emotion. The concert series “Jour Fixe – Afternoon Music” gives emerging artists the opportunity to perform in front of an appreciative audience. Each program presents various classical works, from the Romantic period to modern compositions.
Admission Free—Music for All
The best part? Admission is completely free! Free entry tickets (maximum two per person) are distributed from 2:30 p.m. at the museum's ticket counter. Reservations are not possible, so arriving early is recommended. Donations are welcome to support both the concert series and the young musicians.
A Colorful Afternoon of Music on August 6
On Wednesday, August 6, 2025, at 3:30 p.m., enjoy a world-class concert. Cellist Selin Demirel Faerber, soprano Litha Ashforth, and pianist Kilian Scholla perform a sophisticated repertoire:
- Sergei Rachmaninoff: Dissonance op. 34 No. 13
- André Previn: Vocalise for soprano, cello, and piano
- Johannes Brahms: Cello Sonata No. 2 op. 99
Admission is free, and entry tickets are available from 2:30 p.m.
Idamante Trio Performs on August 20
Just two weeks later, on August 20, 2025, the Idamante Trio takes the stage. Their program features contrasting masterpieces:
- Franz Schubert: Trio in B-flat Major, D. 581
- Ludwig van Beethoven: Trio in E-flat Major, op. 3
Admission is once again free, making this an unmissable cultural highlight for locals and visitors alike.
Berlin Musical Instrument Museum – A Cultural Gem
An Outstanding Collection of Historical Instruments
The Berlin Musical Instrument Museum is not only a venue for exceptional concerts but also home to over 3,500 historical musical instruments, from precious harpsichords and violins to modern pianos.
One of its highlights is the Mighty Wurlitzer Theater Organ, used regularly in concerts and known for its powerful sound that never fails to impress.
Guided Tours and Interactive Workshops
In addition to concerts, the museum offers regular tours and hands-on workshops, providing visitors with unique insights into the world of musical instruments. Your museum visit becomes a truly interactive experience.
More to Discover in Berlin
After an afternoon of music, enjoy a cultural walk through Berlin. With GetYourGuide, you can book unique activities – like a historical city tour or a relaxing boat trip on the Spree.
Our Tip: The Berlin Philharmonic
Just a short walk from the Musical Instrument Museum is the world-renowned Berlin Philharmonic. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear one of the most celebrated orchestras live.
Visitor Information at a Glance
What: Jour Fixe – Afternoon Music
Where: Musical Instrument Museum, Ben-Gurion-Straße, 10785 Berlin
When: See individual concert dates – 3:30 p.m.
Ticket: Free admission