• Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin
    Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra ©Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin (Peter Adamik)
  • Jazzkeller, Frankfurt
  • Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Liederhalle Stuttgart
    Liederhalle cultural and congress centre, Stuttgart ©Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Liederhalle Stuttgart (H. Hill)
  • Dresdner Kreuzchor
    Dresdner Kreuzchor ©Dresdner Kreuzchor
  • Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra ©Gert Mothes
  • Richard Wagner Museum Bayreuth
    Richard Wagner ©Richard Wagner Museum Bayreuth
  • b-Flat
    b-Flat, Berlin ©b-Flat
  • Dirk Messner
    Hamburg Philharmonic ©Dirk Messner
  • Bach-Archiv Leipzig
    Johann Sebastian Bach ©Bach-Archiv Leipzig (Clemens Buchwald)
  • Stage Entertainment
    Mamma Mia!, Stuttgart ©Stage Entertainment
  • Domicil Dortmund
    Domicil, Dortmund ©Domicil Dortmund
  • Nikolaisaal, Potsdam
  • Beethoven Haus Bonn
    Ludwig van Beethoven ©Beethoven Haus Bonn
  • Gewandhaus, Leipzig ©René Jungnickel

Music is in the air: from Bach to the Blue Man Group

Germany has one of the most vibrant music scenes in the world – musical traditions are not only treasured, they are very much alive. World-class composers and musicians continue to write Germany's musical success story every day.

Germany's classical composers captivated the music world centuries ago – and still do today. Renditions of their works by famous orchestras and choirs continually offer new ways to experience their unforgettable music. Germany's opera houses and concert halls – such as the Richard Wagner Festival Theatre or the modern underground Philharmonic Hall in Cologne – offer the perfect stage.
Fans of contemporary music enjoy themselves at concerts by rock and pop bands which, like musicals and shows, attract thousands of visitors – while jazz clubs, where audiences are up close to the stage, create an informal and intimate atmosphere.
From classical melodies in three-four time to modern techno beats: Germany is alive with the sound of music.