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The Berlin Deutsche Künstler Theater Orchestra, also known as the Berlin German Artists Theater Orchestra, is a classical music ensemble based in Berlin, Germany. The orchestra was founded in 1990 by a group of musicians who were passionate about classical music and wanted to create a platform to showcase their talents. The founding members of the orchestra were a group of young musicians who had just graduated from music schools in Berlin. They were united by their love for classical music and their desire to create a new kind of orchestra that would be different from the traditional orchestras that existed at the time. The orchestra's main members are its conductor, concertmaster, and principal players. The current conductor of the orchestra is Michael Sanderling, who has been with the orchestra since 2006. The concertmaster is Daniel Stabrawa, who has been with the orchestra since its founding. The principal players of the orchestra are some of the most talented musicians in Germany, and they come from different parts of the country. The Berlin Deutsche Künstler Theater Orchestra has performed in some of the most prestigious concert halls in Germany and around the world. Some of the highlights of the orchestra's major performances include its debut concert at the Berlin Philharmonic in 1991, its performance at the Salzburg Festival in 1995, and its performance at the BBC Proms in 2009. The orchestra has also won several awards for its performances. In 1995, the orchestra won the Echo Klassik award for its recording of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9. In 2001, the orchestra won the German Record Critics' Award for its recording of Brahms' Symphony No. 1. In 2010, the orchestra won the International Classical Music Award for its recording of Mahler's Symphony No. 5. The Berlin Deutsche Künstler Theater Orchestra is known for its innovative approach to classical music. The orchestra is not afraid to experiment with different styles and genres of music, and it often collaborates with other artists and musicians to create new and exciting performances. One of the most notable collaborations of the orchestra was with the German rock band Rammstein. In 1998, the orchestra performed with Rammstein at the Berlin Arena, and the concert was a huge success. The orchestra and the band went on to perform together several times, and their collaboration was praised for its unique and innovative approach to music. Another notable collaboration of the orchestra was with the German filmmaker Wim Wenders. In 2003, the orchestra performed the soundtrack for Wenders' film "The Soul of a Man," which was a tribute to the blues musician Blind Willie Johnson. The orchestra's performance was praised for its emotional depth and its ability to capture the spirit of the blues. The Berlin Deutsche Künstler Theater Orchestra is also known for its commitment to education and outreach. The orchestra regularly performs for school groups and community organizations, and it has developed several educational programs to introduce young people to classical music. One of the most successful educational programs of the orchestra is its "Klassik für Kinder" program, which is designed to introduce children to classical music in a fun and engaging way. The program includes interactive concerts, workshops, and educational materials, and it has been praised for its ability to inspire young people to appreciate and love classical music.

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