Facts and figures
Competitions
2017 Seventh Harmony Festival in Limburg-Lindenholzhausen, Silver Medal
2014 Ninth german choir competition in Weimar, 2nd prize and special prize for the most creative performance
2013 Regional choir competition Berlin, 1st prize
2011 International choir competition »Varsovia Cantat« in Warsaw/Poland, 1st prize
2009 Regional choir competition Berlin, 2nd prize
2007 Choir competition »Venezia in Musica« in Venice/Italy, 1st prize
2006 VII. German Choir competition, Kiel, 3rd prize
2005 Regional choir competition Berlin, 1st prize
2004 International choir competition, Helsingborg/Sweden, 2nd prize
2003 III. International Johannes Brahms choir festival and competition, Wernigerode, 1st prize
2002 European music festival for young people, Neerpelt/Belgium, 2nd prize
Choral encounters in Berlin – our guests
2017 Girls Choir of Art Lyceum „Jordan Misja“ from Tirana/Albania
2015 Bat-Kol Girls Choir from Tel Aviv/Israel
2014 Det Norske Jentekor from Oslo/Norway
2014 MidtVest Pigekor from Herning/Denmark
2012 Höllvikens Girls Choir from Malmö/Sweden
2012 Hongkong Children’s Choir from China
2012 Uppsala domkyrkas flickkör from Uppsala/Sweden
2004 Academic Girls Choir »Liepaites« from Vilnius/Latvia
Choral journeys abroad
2017 Cyprus, concert tour sponsored by the Goethe Institute
2016 Israel, choral encounters with Bat-Kol Girls Choir Tel Aviv, Ankor Choir Jerusalem et al
2015 Denmark, with concert in Lund/Sweden
2012 Japan, concert tour sponsored by the Goethe Institute
2008 Riga/Latvia, singing festival
2005 Vilnius/Latvia with Academic Girls Choir »Liepaites«
2004 Beijing/China, world music festival
2000 Karmiel/Israel, to our partner choir „Nuphar“
Concert highlights
2017
„Ode an die Nacht“ from Harald Weiss, world premiere at Vocal Festival Chor@Berlin
2016
Sunday concert series Choir Association Berlin: „Young voices in dialogue“
Memorial concert for the 100th date of death of the composer Max Reger
2015
„Christmas Oratorio“ by J. S. Bach, with the Berliner Kantorei and capella vitalis
„The vespers of the blessed virgin“ by C. Monteverdi, with the Berliner Kantorei and capella vitalis
„My songs, my dreams“ after the musical „The Sound of Music“, arranged for children by E. Irakleous
2014 „Gutes kommt auch über Nacht“, new musical theater by S. Wüsthoff (first performance) 
„One day with Felicitas Kukuck“, jubilee concert for the 100th birthday of the composer
2013
„Messiah“ by G. F. Händel, with the Berliner Kantorei and the Chamber Orchestra Schöneberg
„In einem Buche blätternd …“ first girls choir academy concert in the small concert hall of the Philharmony
„War Requiem“ by B. Britten, with Cantus Domus and the orchestra of the concert house
„St. Matthew Passion“ by J. S. Bach, with the Berlin Bach Academy Choir and Orchestra„Hänsel und Gretel“ by E. Humperdinck, arranged for children by N. Merzyn
2012
„Christmas Oratorio“ by J. S. Bach, with the Berliner Kantorei and Concerto Grosso
„In dulci jubilo“, musical comedy at Christmas by S. Wüsthoff
3rd Symphony of G. Mahler, with the Norddeutsche Philharmonie Rostock, children’s choir and concert choir of the State Opera Unter den Linden (festival Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania)
2011
„Christmas Oratorio“ by J. S. Bach with the Berliner Kantorei and chamber orchestra
„The nightingale“, musical fairy tale by S. Wüsthoff after H. C. Andersen
2010
„Szenes of Goethes Faust“ by R. Schumann, with the RIAS Chamber Choir and the Academy for Ancient Music under Hans-Christoph Rademann
„The St. Matthews Passion“ by J. S. Bach, with the Berlin Sinfonietta and the Berliner Kantorei (Concert house)
2008
„Te Deum“ by H. Berlioz, with the Berlin Phiharmonic Orchestra under Claudio Abbado
„Royal Children“ by E. Humperdinck, with the Rundfunkchor and the Deutsche Symphonie-Orchestra under Ingo Metzmacher
2007
„L’Enfance du Christ“ by H. Berlioz, with the RIAS Chamber Choir and the Deutsche Symphonie-Orchestra under Roger Norrington
„The Veil of the Temple“ by Sir John Tavener (German premiere), with the Rundfunkchor Berlin, Cantus Domus, Ensemberlino Vocale, Collegium Musicum of the Free University Berlin and the Technical University Berlin, musical direction: Simon Halsey, director: Rogier Hardeman
2006
„War Requiem“ by B. Britten, with the Berliner Kantorei, the Chamber Orchestra Schöneberg et al
„Faustszenen“ by H. Berlioz, with the Rundfunkchor and the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra under Charles Dutoit