CHORALSPACE
A stage for passion, diversity, and musical excellence
An International Academy for Choral Arts
IN LOVE WITH CHORAL MUSIC SINCE 2021
About Us
CHORALSPACE – Berlin’s concert promoter for choral music since 2021. We bring together international choirs, individual singers and ensembles, transforming Berlin into a stage full of musical moments.
As an International Academy for Choral Arts, CHORALSPACE combines boundless passion with the highest level of professionalism, whether at the Berlin Philharmonic or other venues around the world.
Our mission: spectacular choral projects on the highest artistic level – international, inspiring, unforgettable.
2025
Projects & Concerts
CHORAL CHRISTMAS
Nacht der Chöre – with ensembles of the project CHORAL CHRISTMAS
December 5, 2025 at 20:00 Matthäuskirche (Kulturforum)
Four choirs from Spain, Italy, and Poland will present a diverse repertoire: You’ll hear gospel classics like “This Little Light of Mine,” traditional songs from Poland and Spain, ABBA hits, and Christmas classics such as “Joy to the World,” “Silent Night,” and “White Christmas.”
The perfect concert to get you in the Christmas spirit!
Coro Contrappunto (Conductor: Fabrizio Bastianini)
Coro de GOSPEL GOOD NEWS (Conductor: Mario del Campo)
Coro Organum (Conductor: Ángel Feltrer Rambaud)
Bel Canto (Conductor: Ksenia Miskiewicz)
FREUDE! Christmas Concert with Choirs from Pretoria & Berlin
2026
Projects & Concerts
ATELIER
January 24, 2026 Gustav Adolf Kirche Berlin
One Day, One Work, One Concert
With ATELIER, we present a new event format:
In just one day, we will work together on a choral piece and present it in a workshop concert that evening.
The first edition of ATELIER is dedicated to Francis Poulenc’s “Gloria” one of his most famous and captivating compositions.
The project is led by Johannes David Wolff.
SIMON IN OSLO
ATELIER

February 21, 2026 Gustav Adolf Kirche Berlin
One Day, One Work, One Concert
The second edition of ATELIER is dedicated to the Requiem of Gabriel Fauré the most important opus among the sacred works of the French master.
The project is led by Donka Miteva.











