Picture: Gorka Hermosa by Christoph-Soeder
Picture: Gorka Hermosa by Christoph-Soeder

PANTONALE at Philharmonie Berlin / Friday, 24.5.2024

The international accordion festival celebrates its 10th anniversary! Musicians from Ukraine, Russia, the Republic of Moldova, Spain, Israel, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia/Herzegovina and Germany play a variety of compositions from classical modernism and jazz together, sending a message of peace to the world.

Since 2014, the international accordion festival PAN TONALE, which takes place in Berlin, has been presenting the variety of sounds and expressiveness of the accordion once a year, making them known to a broad public.

In light of the current wars, the anniversary edition has the motto Peace Dream, named after the composition “Peace Dream” by the Spanish composer Gorka Hermosa, which will be premiered here alongside works by Vladimir Genin, Mikolaj Majkusiak, Artem Nizhnik, Gorka Hermosa and Eduard Akhanov. International and renowned artists such as Radu Ratoi, Arkady Shilkloper, Gorka Hermosa, Marko Ševarlić, Dragana Gajić, Sergei Sadovoy, Sergei Osokin, Eduard Akhanov and conductor Miran Vaupotić show what the accordion can achieve in the field of classical modernism and jazz.

Musically, the festival’s spectrum extends to the presentation of a wide range of compositions, and an alphorn will also be used.​ The dominant themes are love and death, as well as war and the hope for peace – the musicians come from Ukraine, Russia, the Republic of Moldova, Spain, Israel, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Germany. They make music together and send a message of peace to the world.

PANTONALE Festival – PEACE DREAM

Friday, 24.5.2024 | Doors 17:00 CET | Starts 18:00 CET
Philharmonie Berlin | Herbert-von-Karajan-Straße 1 in 10785 Berlin
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The non-profit association PANTONALE e.V. has set itself the goal of establishing the accordion instrument in the philharmonic context and making it known to a larger audience. For more than ten years, high-ranking musicians from many continents have been coming and presenting their music and skills as part of the PANTONALE Festivals. The association is not profit-oriented and is financed through membership fees and donations.
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