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Education through music. Creativity and education meet at the Pierre Boulez Saal. This is a place where the ideal of the Barenboim-Said Akademie—education through music—becomes a reality. While providing a stage for academic events such as lectures or symposiums, the hall also serves as a performance space for the Akademie's students and

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Building the Hall. The conception and construction of the Pierre Boulez Saal was inspired not only by the artistic and humanitarian ideals behind it, but also by a strong sense of companionship and common purpose. Frank Gehry incorporated Daniel Barenboim's impulses into his design with an expertise and openness that the artists share. The

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The Pierre Boulez Saal opened on March 4, 2017 with a concert conducted by Daniel Barenboim. Designed by Frank Gehry, the hall has a unique architectural profile, with its elliptical shape inviting audience and artists to become one community—there is no separation here between stage and auditorium. As the public face of the Barenboim-Said

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No Gehry project makes his underlying humanism more explicit than the Pierre Boulez Saal in Berlin, Germany, which opened in early March—a 683-seat concert hall dedicated to the architect's longtime friend, the French avant-garde composer, who died in 2016. The building's wraparound embrace adds to the intimate dimensions of the chamber

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The week that we visited the Pierre Boulez Saal,, ... The proximity to both the performer and audience members made me feel as though I was a part of an artistic community rather than a distant observer of a sterile performance. Some of the performers sat among the audience, the two pianos found themselves in conversation, and the concert ended

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The name of the auditorium in German, Pierre Boulez Saal, reflects its architectural personality. The word "Saal" means both hall and room. And, of course, much of the chamber music that will

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On March 4, the Pierre Boulez Saal held its inaugural concert in honor of the late classical music icon, opening with his 1987 composition "Initiale.". Though modest in size at 682 seats, the Pierre Boulez Saal is among the most ambitious spaces of its kind in both concept and mission. A collaboration between Gehry Partners and renowned

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The Pierre Boulez Saal is a new concert hall in the heart of Berlin, Project Overview purpose-built for the BSA. The room is designed to provide an exceptionally flexible rehearsal space for students and faculty and to accommodate an ongoing schedule of student performances, chamber music concerts, lectures, conferences and academic events.

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The Pierre Boulez Saal - designed by Frank Gehry, with acoustics by globally acclaimed acoustician Yasuhisa Toyota - seats up to 682 visitors and offers an incredibly diverse and engaging program of internationally acclaimed artists each season. Situated within the Akademie's building, the Pierre Boulez Saal represents the public face of

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The Pierre Boulez Saal is a space where the "thinking ear" is in its element. Where listeners are invited to dig below the surface. The "thinking

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At the Pierre Boulez Saal, our goal is to offer "Music for the thinking ear": audiences are invited to listen actively and to experience sound with all senses, letting emotions, thoughts, and visual as well as aural impressions come together to create a complex whole. In our mind, the "thinking ear" does not represent the abstract or cerebral, but rather a sort of sensuousness—not

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Born in 1925 in Montbrison, France, 50 kilometers west of Lyon, Pierre Boulez was one of the leading universal thinkers in music history. As a composer, conductor, theorist, and cultural emissary he left his mark on many disciplines, and his intellectual legacy has only grown since his death in January 2016. The concert hall named after him is

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Transforming lives through architecture and music. Designed by architect Frank Gehry, the Pierre Boulez Saal is the new public face of the Barenboim-Said Akademie.. PLANE—SITE developed a 10-part video series and media campaign to support and promote the launch of the concert hall, corresponding with the Pierre Boulez Saal's internal marketing strategy.

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In this Facebook video, Frank Gehry discusses the circumstances of his most recently-completed project, the Pierre Boulez Saal concert hall in Berlin, and the significance of contributing a new

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Pierre Boulez Saal. In the mid-1950s, Pierre Boulez, who would have celebrated his 100th birthday in March 2025, smashed the dogmas of Serialism with Le Marteau sans maître—the "Hammer without a Master"—and simultaneously established himself as a leading voice of the musical avant-garde.To open the Boulez anniversary season, Thomas Guggeis and the Boulez Ensemble perform the enigmatic

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The hall is also used for lectures and conferences. Pierre Boulez Ensemble. At the same time as concert hosting began, a new ensemble was founded. The Boulez Ensemble comprises musicians from the Staatskapelle Berlin and the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra. Locations in the immediate vicinity: the State Opera; the Konzerthaus Berlin concert hall

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Find the Pierre Boulez Saal Season and book your tickets online now. The vision of the Pierre Boulez Saal is to bring the audience closer to many different kinds of extraordinary music in an intimate setting. Spanning the centuries, contemporary music thrives and naturally co-exists with Classical, Romantic, and 20th-century repertoire.

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The recital hall has a central player zone surrounded by tiered seating, distinctly unfriendly to both performers and audience, all hard surfaces and barriers. It really does have a Thunderdome feel to it. Theatre-in-the-round often works well, if it's thoughtfully managed. ... Pierre Boulez Saal - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

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THE 2024-25 SEASON. On March 26, 1925, Pierre Boulez was born in Montbrison, France. A composer fiercely devoted to discovering new and radical ways of expression, he had an equally profound impact on the history of 20th- and 21st-century music as a brilliant conductor, controversial writer, and wise teacher. Our 2024-25 season is dedicated