Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet Tickets

The Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet (BPWQ) was established in 1988 as the first permanently active wind quintet associated with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. With members who have long tenures with the orchestra, BPWQ has collaborated with renowned conductors and continues to present compelling chamber music to audiences around the world. Their performances blend classical tradition with fresh, expressive interpretations, making them a staple for fans of refined winds repertoire.

BPWQ has a longstanding partnership with BIS Records dating back to 1991. This collaboration has produced a distinguished discography, including the four-CD box The Seasons (2013) and the world premiere recording Kalevi Aho: Wind Quintets Nos. 1 & 2 (2018), which earned notable recognition in the classical music world.

Whether revisiting Romantic wind masterpieces or premiering contemporary works, BPWQ brings a cohesive, intimate sound to the concert hall. The ensemble’s credentials—longstanding orchestral ties, prominent collaborations, and a continued commitment to quality recordings—make their performances a reliable choice for listeners seeking insightful, elegant chamber music.

Below you’ll find an overview of their upcoming engagements, a brief biography, and discography highlights to help you plan your experience. If you’re looking to secure seats, we’ve got you covered with straightforward purchasing and up-to-date availability.

Biography, discography highlights, and upcoming engagements are provided to help you make informed decisions. For official updates, explore the ensemble’s pages and BIS Records’ site, and follow their channels for the latest news. When you’re ready, we’ll help you secure your seats with a simple, dependable process.

Note: Details about BPWQ’s 2025 tour dates are not publicly listed on their official site or major calendars at this time. If you’re planning around a specific city, check back soon for announcements. In the meantime, browse related BPWQ performances and BIS releases for a sense of the ensemble’s ongoing activity.