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From brilliant fanfares to powerful orchestral foundations, brass instruments shape the energy and depth of the ensemble. Develop strength, control, and expressive range within a professional performance-oriented environment. Classical Music · Brass Trumpet · Horn · Trombone · Tuba Different instruments, different roles on stage — all built on strong and structured professional training.

Strings are not just an instrument group, but a central voice across solo, chamber, and orchestral performance. Classical Music · String Violin · Viola · Cello · Double Bass · Harp Different instruments, different roles on stage — all built on strong and structured professional training.

Step into professional music training in Berlin and develop your path in classical keyboard performance at SRH University Berlin. Classical Music · Keyboard Piano · Organ · Harpsichord · Fortepiano · Accordion From modern concert stages to historical performance practice, explore sound across different musical contexts

Student Concert | Chamber Music We are pleased to announce an upcoming Student Concert featuring performances by Classical Music students at SRH University. 📅 13 Febuary 2026 🕖 7:00 PM 📍 SRH Main Campus Berlin Shed C0.26 (Music Workshop) Performed by: Classical Music students (Vocal & Instrumental) This concert highlights our commitment to high-level classical training, performance practice, and artistic growth.

On 11 January, the Open Seminar · Chamber Music, led by Rita D’Arcangelo, concluded with its Final Concert, presenting the artistic results of an intensive period of chamber music study and collaboration. Rita D’Arcangelo is an Italian pianist and chamber music specialist with extensive international performance and teaching experience, known for her focused and practice-oriented approach to ensemble coaching. During the seminar, participating students worked in various chamber music formations, exploring repertoire from different stylistic periods. The emphasis was placed on ensemble communication, balance, shared interpretation, and attentive listening—key elements of professional chamber music performance. The Final Concert offered audiences insight into this process-oriented approach to music education. Each performance reflected the students’ growing ability to engage in musical dialogue, respond to one another musically, and shape a collective artistic vision. The Open Seminar format encouraged close interaction between performers and instructor, fostering a learning environment centered on collaboration, reflection, and musical responsibility.

To celebrate the Christmas season, students, teachers, and staff came together for a joyful Christmas event. It was a wonderful opportunity for everyone to take a break from their daily routines and enjoy the festive spirit together. During the event, everyone shared delicious food in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. From homemade dishes to festive treats, the table was filled with flavors that brought people together and encouraged conversation and laughter. More than just a celebration, the Christmas event created a sense of community and togetherness. It was a warm and memorable moment that reminded us of the importance of connection, sharing, and celebrating the year’s end as a community.