Art, Culture & Sports
Culture inspires
Culture inspires – across borders. It involves encounters and exchange and delivers new impulses. Culture promotion is therefore an essential component of Deutsche Bank’s social commitment. We not only rely on longtime partnerships and important cultural institutions like the Berliner Philharmoniker, but also on active promotion of young talent. Within the framework of our cooperative endeavors, we enable our customers and employees, as well as the general public, to have excellent and unforgettable experiences.
Our cultural commitment
Deutsche Bank and Berliner Philharmoniker
For 30 years, Deutsche Bank and the Berliner Philharmoniker have enjoyed a close partnership. Together, we enable future-oriented initiatives that aim to give the general public access to classical music. more
Junge Deutsche Philharmonie
For more than 40 years, the crème de la crème of young German orchestra musicians have joined the ranks of this award-winning orchestra. Deutsche Bank has long supported this outstanding youth orchestra.
Junge Deutsche Philharmonie
Junge Deutsche Philharmonie
Schloss Belvedere Music Academy
The Schloss Belvedere Music Academy, supported by Deutsche Bank, offers some 120 students excellent conditions for a musical and school education. From fifth grade on, young musicians receive highly qualified music training and at the same time are prepared for their school leaving examinations. more
English Theatre Frankfurt
The English Theatre in Frankfurt am Main is the largest English-language stage in continental Europe and has a broad repertoire. Deutsche Bank has supported the theatre and its educational program for many years.
English Theatre Frankfurt
English Theatre Frankfurt
Deutsches Romantik-Museum
Deutsche Bank is an initiative partner of the new Deutsches Romantik-Museum in Frankfurt am Main. The museum is slated to be completed in 2020. It will offer visitors a unique opportunity to delve into a key epoch of German and European intellectual history. more
National Youth Jazz Orchestra
The British orchestra is one of the most distinguished educational establishments for young jazz musicians. Many renowned artists were promoted by the National Youth Jazz Orchestra at the beginning of their careers. Deutsche Bank has cooperated with this successful ensemble since 2016.
National Youth Jazz Orchestra
National Youth Jazz Orchestra
BuJazzO
Within the framework of a project partnership, Deutsche Bank supports the award-winning youth jazz orchestra of the Federal Republic of Germany. It is an outstanding platform for budding talented musicians.
BuJazzO (in German)
BuJazzO (in German)
The cultural commitment of Deutsche Bank Stiftung
With its activities the Deutsche Bank Stiftung aims to develop and sustainably enhance the potential of youth, in particular. The foundation initiates and supports projects that open up new realms of experience for young people and enable them to unfold their individual talents. In addition, it encourages up-and-coming artists to explore new directions and sharpen their professional skills.
Academy Opera Today
The Academy Opera Today is a funding programme for international next-Generation music theatre makers. About 272 alumni and fellows belong to this unique network for young professionals.
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German Book Prize
Since 2014 the Deutsche Bank Stiftung is exclusively funding the prize for the best «German-language novel of the year». Shortly after its invention in 2005 the German Book Prize has increased to become the most popular award for contemporary German literature. more (in German)
Opera Studio Frankfurt
The Opera Studio Frankfurt supports talented young singers in gaining stage experience at the beginning of their professional career. Since its invention in 2008 the Deutsche Bank Stiftung is supporting the programme for next-Generation opera singers.
more (in German)
more (in German)
Villa Romana Prize
The Villa Romana Prize was initiated in 1905 in order to offer artists based in Germany a stay in the renowned artist residence Villa Romana in Florence. The Deutsche Bank and its foundations are main supporters of the oldest German art prize since the 1920s.
more (in German)
more (in German)
Copyrights
Berliner Philharmoniker: © Monika Rittershaus, The English Theatre Frankfurt: Photo Christian Muth, National Youth Jazz Orchestra: Photo Carl Hyde, BuJazzO: © DMR Christian Debus, Artist of the Year: © Caline Aoun, Deutsche Bank Collection: Photo John Wildgoose, © Keith Tyson