Effective period / Period of releases: 1928 - 2019

Members: Martin Schaal, Christoph Niemann, Cees van Schaik, Matthias Bäcker, Juan Lucas Aisemberg, Chie Peters, Andrei Gridtchouk, Tomasz Tomaszewski, Donald Runnicles, Kiichiro Mamine, Rafael Frühbeck De Burgos, Arthur Hornig, Dieter Velte, Annette Read, Horst Sprenger, Heinz Tietjen, Rudolf Schulz, Konradin Groth, Giorgio Silzer, Renate Rusche, Ulrich Berggold, Tina Kim, Eric Kirchhoff, Matthias Kirchner, Ralf Springmann, Detlev Grevesmühl, Thomas Berg (7), Joachim Weigert, Uwe Köller, Ulrich Wittke-Hußmann, Norbert Pförtsch, Martin Wagemann, Guntram Halder, Thomas Richter (7), Gerhard Greif, Gottfried Schmidt-Enders, Ikki Opitz, Wolfgang Gröger, Kurt Kratz, Daniel Draganov, Thomas Ruge, Rüdiger Ruppert, Johannes Mirow, Elisabeth Glass, Stefan Joppien, Alexander Mey, Matthias Perl (2), Sebastian Krol, Hardy Wenzel, Rainer Greis, Thomas Kollikowski, Jamie Williams (9), Darja Jerabek, David Brox, Anne Schinz, Minhee Lee, Ruben Tomé, Ralf Kosubek, Michael Hussla, Juan Pastor (4), Rachel Helleur-Simcock, Krzysztof Polonek, Juan Pechuan Ramirez, Ekkehard Beringer, Daniela Jung, Andre Robles Field, Thomas Grote (2), Wolfgang Engel (4)

Orchestra of the Deutsche Oper Berlin, Germany. It is not to be confused with Das Orchester Der Staatsoper Berlin (Orchestra of the German State Opera Berlin, alias Staatskapelle Berlin). Between 1925 to 1961 it was named Orchester Der Städtischen Oper Berlin.

The Deutsche Oper Berlin is one of three opera houses in Berlin (with the Staatsoper Unter den Linden and the Komische Oper). It has been inaugurated in 1912 as Deutsches Opernhaus, renamed in 1925 to Städtische Oper and in 1961 to Deutsche Oper Berlin.