KNM Berlin - welcome

KNM stands for the active, current music scene in Berlin’s metropolis. Along with other students of former East Berlin’s Hanns Eisler School of Music, Juliane Klein and Thomas Bruns founded the ensemble in 1988. It is now made up of eleven musicians from all over Germany, Great Britain and Switzerland...

17./18.11.18

ACIMC Contemporary Music Festival

Werke von
Pascal Dusapin, Seyed Mohammad Tonkaboni, Mark Andre, Nima A Rowshan, Afshin Mottaghfard, Ehsan Khatibi, Amin Khoshsabk, Mehdi Kazerouni, Jean-Luc Hervé, Roijin Monibi, Fatameh Alipour, Ali Gorji

Ensemble KNM Berlin
Rebecca Lenton, Flöten ｜ Gudrun Reschke, Oboe/Englischhorn ｜ Theo Nabicht, Klarinetten ｜ Kirstin Maria Pientka, Viola ｜ Matthias Bauer, Kontrabass

17./18.11.2018, 17:30/19:00 Uhr

FONDATION DEUTSCH DE LA MEURTHE, Paris

23.11.18

„Die Finger müssen dem Gedanken folgen“ II

23. November 2018, 18:00 Uhr
Staatliches Institut für Musikforschung, Curt-Sachs-Saal

"Die Finger müssen dem Gedanken folgen"
Schoenberg, Berg, Webern - wie man ihre Musik eigentlich spielen sollte
Gesprächs-Konzerte mit Berthold Tuercke und dem KNM Quartett

2. Teil
Anton Webern
Streichtrio op. 20 1927
Satz für Streichtrio op. posth

Mitglieder des KNM Quartett
Theodor Flindell, Violine ｜ Kirstin Maria Pientka, Viola ｜ Andreas Voss, Violoncello

23.11.2018,  18:00 Uhr, Curt-Sachs-Saal

30 Jahre KNM Berlin

Thank you

Thirty Years Ensemble KNM Berlin !

First of all we would like to thank our audience we have shared more then a thousand concerts and unforgettable impressions with.

We would like to thank all our friends and partners for this very long period of trust, co-operation and engagement.

We would like to thank all composers, artists, musicians we worked with for all their creativity, curiosity and incredible artistic input.

We would like to thank all former members and co-founders of KNM Berlin like Juliane Klein, Roland Kluttig, Arnulf Ballhorn, Robin Hayward, Winfried Rager, Ringela Riemke, Steffen Tast and Ekkehard Windrich.
KNM’s story could not be written without having mentioned them.