SCHLOSS ELMAU Events Calendar

The Schloss Elmau Experience Since more than 100 years concerts & talks with great artists & authors on the pulse of time. Tickets for hotel guests are included in the room rate.

  • Photo: Egbert Krupp
    Premium Concert

    Grigory Sokolov piano

    Beethoven: Sonata No 3 C major, Eleven Bagatelles & Brahms: Pieces for piano Op 118 and 119 SOLD OUT

    Grigory Sokolov no longer needs an introduction. Not only piano lovers know that he is one of the greatest living pianists, a living legend. He has a gigantic repertoire from which he chooses carefully for his often month-long tours. This time Beethoven's third piano sonata in C major and his Eleven Bagatelles Op 119 are on the programme.
    Children aged 10 & above are welcome to attend.
  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Matti Klein piano

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exclusively for hotel guests

  • Photo: Stephen Freiheit
    Jazz

    Nils Landgren trombone, vocals
    Michael Wollny piano
    Lars Danielsson bass
    Wolfgang Haffner drums
    "4 Wheel Drive"

    SOLD OUT

    With "4 Wheel Drive", four musicians who have known each other for a long time and have already played together in the most diverse constellations have fulfilled their long-cherished heart's desire of a joint quartet: Nils Landgren, Michael Wollny, Lars Danielsson and Wolfgang Haffner. The premiere concert of this extraordinary quartet of four top musicians and jazz stars will take place in Schloss Elmau before the album is released on 15 March by the ACT label and the artists go on an extensive tour.
  • Photo: Hideki Shiozawa, Schloss Elmau
    Classical

    Yossif Ivanov violin
    Sascha Maisky violin
    Nathan Braude viola
    Mischa Maisky cello
    Lily Maisky piano
    Maxim Maisky piano

    Schumann: piano quintet E flat major et al.

    A chamber music evening with the Maisky family: Star cellist Mischa Maisky can be heard together with his children and other guests in different formations. The highlight of the first evening is Schumann's Piano Quintet in E-flat Major, which is considered to have a formative influence on the style of all subsequent compositions of this genre.
  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Lisa Mauracher vocals & guitar
    + Fabian piano

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exclusively for hotel guests

  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Lisa Mauracher vocals & guitar

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exclusively for hotel guests

  • Photo: Schloss Elmau
    Dinner + Concert

    Concert plus 3 course menu

    at Schloss Elmau Retreat followed by concert in the Concert Hall

  • Photo: Agentur, Hideki Shiozawa, Nicolas Brodard
    Classical

    Mischa Maisky cello
    CHAARTS Chamber Artists
    Gábor Takács-Nagy conductor

    Schubert: "Arpeggione", Bartók: Divertimento et al.

    Mischa Maisky presents Schubert's most famous work for cello in a new form: Together with the CHAARTS String Orchestra conducted by Gábor Takács-Nagy, the star cellist plays the "Arpeggione" Sonata in a version for string orchestra. The programme also includes Bartók's Divertimento.
  • Photo: Michael Wilson, Sim Canetty-Clarke
    Klassik

    Brad Mehldau piano
    Ian Bostridge tenor

    Schumann: “Dichterliebe”
    Mehldau: The Folly of Desire (first performance)

    World premiere and super-class summit meeting "made in Schloss Elmau": Jazz pianist and composer Brad Mehldau and Ian Bostridge met a few years ago in Schloss Elmau. They both wanted to work together, and so Brad Mehldau composed a new classical song cycle for Ian Bostridge, which will which celebrate its world premiere in Schloss Elmau before the duo embark on a concert tour through the great concert halls including the Elbphilharmonie.
    Children aged 10 & above are welcome to attend.
  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Jan Miserre piano

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exclusively for hotel guests

  • Photo: PR
    Jazz

    Martin Tingvall piano

    Nach einer Rekordposition in den Deutschen Popcharts geht Martin Tingvall nun wieder auf Solo-Tournee. Egal, wie oft man ihn schon live erlebt hat – man hört niemals etwas zweimal. Tingvalls Solokonzerte spiegeln nie „nur“ die Stücke wieder, die es auf seine beiden Alben geschafft haben. Er spielt mit dem Klavier, lässt sich treiben, arrangiert spontan neu, verliert sich in der Musik.
  • Photo: Kunstmann, PR
    Author's reading

    Herbert Kapfer
    "1919. Fiktion"

    1919. Deutschland unmittelbar nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg. Aufstände. Räterepubliken. Freikorpskämpfe. Versailler Vertrag. Dolchstoß, politischer Mord, Revanche und Nazismus: Hätte Geschichte anders verlaufen können? In „1919“ fließen hunderte von Splittern, Szenen und Handlungsverläufen aus zeitgenössischen Romanen, Berichten und Aufsätzen zusammen. Ein kühnes, überraschendes, ungeheuerliches Werk wider Geschichtsvergessenheit, Fatalismus und blinden Gehorsam. Ein wegweisendes Buch über ein Weltende, das eine Zukunft war.
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    Jazz

    Yonathan Avishai piano

    Jazz pianist Yonathan Avishai, born and raised in Israel, has lived in France for a long time. He became famous in several ensembles of the New York-based trumpeter Avishai Cohen. Recently he released his first CD with the title “Joys and Solitudes” on the ECM label, which is currently receiving high praise from the press. The “freedom to move within and between genres” is the great art of this musician, according to Thomas Steinfeld recently in the SZ, and his “awareness that at least half of the music has to consist of pauses”.
  • Photo: Kaupo Kikkas
    Classical

    Alexander Ullman piano

    Beethoven: Sonata F minor „Appassionata“, Liszt: arrangement of Beethoven's Symphony No 1 C major et al.

    Alexander Ullman is the winner of the International Franz Liszt Piano Competition 2017. His subtle playing and masterful technique have been highly praised by critics. In Schloss Elmau the young British pianist will play Beethoven's "Appassionata" and his 1st Symphony, arranged for piano by Franz Liszt.
  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Andreas Kissenbeck piano

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exclusively for hotel guests

  • Photo: PR, Marco Borggreve
    Classical

    Harriet Krijgh cello
    Magda Amara piano

    Brahms: cello sonata No. 1 E minot et al.

    In recent years the young cellist Harriet Krijgh has played her way from ECHO Rising Star to Festival Director, and the renowned Vienna Musikverein has dedicated a concert series to her. She will return to Schloss Elmau with her piano partner Magda Amara, before she goes on to dedicate much of her time to quartet playing next summer as a newcomer to the famous Artemis Quartett, in addition to her solo career.
  • Photo: Danny Merz, Sollsuchstelle
    Author's reading & discussion

    Nino Haratischwili
    "Die Katze und der General"

    moderation: Joachim Unseld, publisher

    Nino Haratischwili spürt in ihrem neuen Roman den Abgründen nach, die sich zwischen den Trümmern des zerfallenden Sowjetreichs aufgetan haben. "Die Katze und der General" ist ein spannungsgeladener, psychologisch tiefenscharfer Schuld-und-Sühne-Roman über den Krieg in den Ländern und in den Köpfen, über die Sehnsucht nach Frieden und Erlösung.
  • Photo: Schloss Elmau
    Premium Concert

    Martha Argerich piano
    Sergei Babayan piano

    Prokofjew: twelve piano pieces from the ballet "Romeo and Juliet" & Mozart: Sonata D major for two pianos KV 448

    Martha Argerich is considered one of the greatest pianists of our time and is mentioned in the same breath as such legendary names as Benedetti Michelangeli, Horowitz and Pollini. Her playing inspires audiences and reviewers all over the world. Together with pianist Sergei Babayan, the Grande Dame des Klaviers recorded her most recent CD for Deutsche Grammophon in Schloss Elmau in autumn 2017: "Rachmaninow for two" is the title of the award-winning record. In addition to Rachmaninov, works for two pianos by Mozart and Prokofiev will now be heard in concert.
    Children aged 10 & above are welcome to attend.
  • Photo: PR
    World

    Rokia Traoré vocals
    & Band

    Rokia Traoré, lead vocals
    Dassoum Fané | Naba Aminata Traoré | Marie-Virginie Dembélé, backing vocals
    Mamadyba Camara | Mamah Diabaté, instrument players (N’goni & Kora)

    Her voice is one of the most important in Africa. Literally: Amazingly changeable, the singer from Mali pulls out all the stops from velvety to rough, from guttural chanting to radiant soprano. And in a figurative sense: with a pointed and progressive musical language, political and personal lyrics - in English, French and her mother tongue Bambara - and a boundless desire to experiment, Rokia Traoré is a modern ambassador for her continent far away from all world music conventions.
  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Marc Schmolling piano

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exclusively for hotel guests

  • Photo: Schloss Elmau
    Dinner + Concert

    Concert plus 3 course menu

    at Schloss Elmau Retreat followed by concert in the Concert Hall

  • Photo: Marco Borggreve
    Classical

    Anna Vinnitskaya piano

    Chopin: Sonata No 2 B flat minor et al.

    Whether Chopin, Debussy or Schostakowitsch - Anna Vinnitskaya moves effortlessly through the repertoire. For this year's "double feature" in Schloss Elmau, the sought-after pianist performs both a piano recital and chamber music, she first interprets Debussy's Préludes and on 12 March Schostakowitsch's piano quintet together with the Schumann Quartett.
  • Photo: Humbolt Forum, C.H. Beck, Christopher Thomas
    Author's reading & discussion

    Neil MacGregor
    "Living with the Gods"

    Moderation: Prof Monika Grütters, Minister of State for Culture and Media

    Neil MacGregor's new book takes us on a fascinating journey through the world of gods and religions. From the Arctic to India, from Mexico to Japan, from ancient Rome to contemporary Africa, it tells us how religious beliefs shape the lives of communities, the relationship between the individual and the state, and our image of ourselves.
  • Photo: Ullstein Verlag, SWR
    Book presentation & discussion

    Norbert Frei, Franka Maubach, Christina Morina, Maik Tändler
    "Zur rechten Zeit -
    Wider die Rückkehr des Nationalismus"

    Presented by Prof Dr Norbert Frei | moderation: Dietmar Mueller-Elmau

  • Photo: Henning Ross
    Classical

    Alexander Krichel Classical

    Beethoven: "An die ferne Geliebte" (arrangement by F. Liszt) et al.

    In his new album, the young pianist Alexander Krichel dedicates himself to the themes of farewell and passion. Liszt's piano transcription of Beethoven's song cycle "An die ferne Geliebte", which gave the new CD its title, will also be on the programme in Schloss Elmau.
  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Daniel Eppinger piano

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exclusively for hotel guests

  • Photo: Marco Borggreve, Kaupo Kikkas
    Classical

    Anna Vinnitskaya piano
    & Schumann Quartett

    Schostakowitsch: piano quintet G minor et al.

    Erik Schumann, violin | Ken Schumann, violin | Liisa Randalu, viola | Mark Schumann, cello
    “Sparkling Virtuosity and Willingness to Surprise” wrote chamber music critic Harald Eggebrecht in the Süddeutsche Zeitung about the Schumann Quartet. Together with the internationally sought-after pianist Anna Vinnitskaya, who was born in Russia, they play Schostakowitsch's piano quintet – a chamber music summit meeting at Schloss Elmau.
  • Photo: Schloss Elmau
    Dinner + Concert

    Concert plus 3 course menu

    at Schloss Elmau Retreat followed by concert in the Concert Hall

  • Photo: Irène Zandel
    Classical

    William Youn piano

    Schumann: Humoreske, Brahms et al.

    With his recording of the complete 18 Mozart piano sonatas (some of which were recorded in the concert hall of Schloss Elmau) William Youn made a name for himself: the recordings were highly praised in the press and awarded numerous prizes. Now the pianist can be experienced with a highly romantic program centered around Robert Schumann.
  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Lorenz Kellhuber piano

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exclusively for hotel guests

  • Photo: Eva Vermandel, Irène Zandel, PR, Irène Zandel
    Classical

    Alina Ibragimova violin
    Nils Mönkemeyer viola
    Christian Poltéra cello
    William Youn piano

    Mozart: piano quartet G minor & Brahms piano quartet C minor

    After his piano recital on March 14, pianist William Youn gives another concert in Schloss Elmau – now with his closest chamber music friends: Germany's most famous violist Nils Mönkemeyer, with whom he also forms a permanent duo, the fantastic Russian violinist Alina Ibragimova and the great Pergamenschikow student Christian Poltéra. The concert is the prelude to a complete tour of the concert halls.
  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Matthias Bublath piano

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exclusively for hotel guests

  • Photo: Schloss Elmau
    Dinner + Concert

    Concert plus 3 course menu

    at Schloss Elmau Retreat followed by concert in the Concert Hall

  • Photo: Nikolaj Lund, Julien Mignot
    Classical

    Eldbjørg Hemsing violin
    Julien Quentin piano

    Grieg: violin sonata No 1 et al.

    The Norwegian made her first stage appearance at the age of six and made her debut as a soloist with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra at the age of 11. After studying with Boris Kuschnir in Vienna and winning numerous awards, she worked closely with the Chinese composer Tan Dun and recorded two solo CDs in 2018. After her Schloss Elmau debut at the 2018 Music of the Romantic Era Festival, she now dedicates herself to the romantic violin repertoire in two concerts with different programmes.
  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Larissa Richter piano

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exclusively for hotel guests

  • Photo: PR, Julien Mignot
    Classical

    Eldbjørg Hemsing violin
    Julien Quentin piano

    Brahms: violin sonata No 2 A major, Grieg: violin sonata No 2 G major et al.

    The Norwegian made her first stage appearance at the age of six and made her debut as a soloist with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra at the age of 11. After studying with Boris Kuschnir in Vienna and winning numerous awards, she worked closely with the Chinese composer Tan Dun and recorded two solo CDs in 2018. After her Schloss Elmau debut at the 2018 Music of the Romantic Era Festival, she now dedicates herself to the romantic violin repertoire in two concerts with different programmes.
  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Stefan Schmid piano

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exklusiv für Hotelgäste

  • Photo: Anton Tal
    Jazz Piano @ Al Camino Bar

    Leo Betzl piano

    The perfect end to a day at Schloss Elmau - first-class jazz piano & fine drinks by an open fireplace

    exclusively for hotel guests

  • Photo: Oliver Urbanski
    Jazz

    Benny Lackner Trio

    Benny Lackner, piano, electronics | Jérôme Regard, bass | Matthieu Chazarenc, drums

    For many years Benny Lackner commuted between the USA and Germany and felt “at home and uprooted in both places”. Today he wouldn't want to swap Berlin for any place in the world. The current album “Drake” marks this turning point – and stands for a new calmness.
  • Photo: ACT_Haberland
    Jazz

    Paolo Fresu trumpet, fluegelhorn
    Richard Galliano accordion, accordina
    Jan Lundgren piano
    „Mare Nostrum“

    Paris meets fjords, Mediterranean shores and Basin Street meets New Orleans. With "Mare Nostrum III", the "Troika of European Jazz" presents its third programme - a sound painting, bittersweet and simply enchanting. The Sardinian trumpeter Paolo Fresu, the French accordionist Richard Galliano and the Swedish pianist Jan Lundgren are poets of sound, who let the "sound of Europe" resound with their cross-border musical language.
  • Photo: PR
    Classical

    Fatma Said soprano
    & Friends

    Schumann, Poulenc, Arabian songs

    "The flawlessly radiant Fatma Said is a discovery," wrote the FAZ about the Egyptian soprano who is one of the most interesting young singers of the present day. For her debut at Schloss Elmau, she brings the colourful sounds of the Orient alongside songs by Schumann and Poulenc.
  • Photo: Stephan Pick, Boris Breuer
    Reading

    Cordula Stratmann &
    Annette Frier

    Heute hier morgen auch - über den Reisewahn

    "Das ganze Unglück der Menschen rührt allein daher, dass sie nicht allein in einem Zimmer zu bleiben vermögen." Das wusste Blaise Pascal schon vor 350 Jahren: Reisen gilt als horizonterweiternd. Dabei finden wir am Ende der Welt auch nicht mehr als uns selbst - und die anderen. Cordula Stratmann und Annette Frier feiern mit Texten von Reisegegnern und Reisezweiflern von Thomas Mann, Kurt Tucholsky, Susan Sontag bis David Foster Wallace eine im Zeitalter des Mobilitätszwangs anrüchig gewordenen Tätigkeit: das Zuhausebleiben - kommen Sie bitte trotzdem!
  • Photo: PR
    Jazz

    Leo Betzl Trio

    Leo Betzl, piano | Maximilian Hirning, bass | Sebastian Wolfgruber, drums

    BMW Welt Jazz Award Winner 2018

    Ihr Sound ist facettenreich, dabei stets angetrieben von einer pulsierenden Kickdrum. Ihre Musik ist eine Reise nach innen, lädt zum Träumen genauso ein wie zum ekstatischen Tanzen. Im Modern Jazz groß geworden, nimmt das Leo Betzl Trio seine große Liebe zur Improvisation ernst. Da wird mal zart am Klavier phrasiert oder die Saiten mithilfe eines Plektrums bearbeitet, der Bass sanft gestrichen oder schier in Stücke gehauen und das Schlagzeug von feinem Geraschel bis zu mächtigem Groove voll ausgeschöpft.
  • Photo: Jim Rakete
    Author's reading & discussion

    Axel Milberg
    Düsternbrook

    "Düsternbrook" - Ein Roman seines Lebens

    Moderation: Felicitas von Lovenberg

  • Photo: Marco Borggreve
    Classical

    Patricia Kopatchinskaja violin
    Reto Bieri clarinet
    Polina Leschenko piano

    Bartók, Strawinsky, Fauré et. al.

  • Photo: dts Nachrichtenagentur
    Author's reading

    Jan Assmann
    "Achsenzeit -

    Eine Archäologie der Moderne"

    Peace Prize of the German Book Trade 2018

  • Photo: Jussi Puikkonen
    Author's reading

    Aleida Assmann
    “Der europäische Traum”

    Vier Lehren aus der Geschichte und Menschenrechte und Menschenpflichten - Schlüsselbegriffe für eine humane Gesellschaft

    Peace Prize of the German Book Trade 2018

  • Photo: Sylvain Gripoix, Reto Andreoli
    Jazz

    Émile Parisien soprano sax
    Vincent Peirani accordion
    Andreas Schaerer vocals

  • Photo: Marco Borggreve
    Classical

    Francesco Piemontesi piano

    Rachmaninow: Sonata No 2 B flat minor, Bach et al.

  • Photo: Schloss Elmau
    Dinner + Concert

    Concert plus 3 course menu

    at Schloss Elmau Retreat followed by concert in the Concert Hall

  • Photo: John Mac, Kirill Baskirov, Esther Haase
    Classical

    Ray Chen violin
    Pablo Ferrández cello
    Alice Sara Ott piano

    Beethoven: „Geistertrio“, Schostakowitsch et al.

  • Photo: INTERTOPICS_Elias Hassos, Julia Stix
    Musikalische Lesung

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger
    Franui Musicbanda
    „Lieder mit Worten –
    Eine literarisch-musikalische Unterhaltung“

  • Photo: Roman Novitzky
    Modern Classical

    STEGREIF.orchester

    The Improvising Symphony Orchestra
    #freebrahms


    The STEGREIF.orchestra opens up completely new approaches to classical music for the audience. First the orchestra "liberated" Beethoven, then Schubert, now it's the turn of Johannes Brahms' 3rd Symphony. His version is spiced with jazz, world music and techno. The ensemble plays neither with music nor with a conductor. This creates freedom: the musicians move through the room without being afraid to get too close to anyone with their music. "It would be absurd to want to deprive these virtuosos of their musical and interpretational sense of style. On the contrary: they redefine it", says ZEIT.
  • Photo: The Band Post, PR, Staggat, Haase_DG
    Classical

    Dimitri Ashkenazy clarinet
    Mari Samuelsen violin
    Alexey Stadler cello
    Alice Sara Ott piano

    Messiaen: Quatuor pour la fin du temps

  • Photo: Thomas Dashuber
    Classical

    Jewish Chamber Orchestra Munich
    Daniel Grossmann conductor
    Ein Fest für Mieczyslaw Weinberg

    Weinberg: flute concerto, Symphony No 2 et al.

    The Jewish Chamber Orchestra Munich was founded in 2005 as the Jakobsplatz München Orchestra by conductor Daniel Grossmann. Since then, under his artistic direction, it has developed a unique international profile and brought contemporary Jewish culture to life. In Schloss Elmau, the orchestra is dedicated to the composer Mieczyslaw Weinberg, who has appeared regularly in concert programmes in recent years, thanks to numerous advocates such as Gidon Kremer.
  • Photo: Mathias Bothor, secession, Lisa Hinder
    Author's reading & discussion

    Géraldine Schwarz
    “Die Gedächtnislosen”
    Erinnerungen einer Europäerin

    Liszt: Études d'exécution transcendante (part 2) et al.

    moderation: Judith Heitkamp, Bayerischer Rundfunk
  • Photo: Harald Hoffmann DG, Marco Borggreve
    Klassik

    Anna Prohaska soprano
    Julius Drake piano

    “Garden of Eve”!
    Fauré: Chanson d'Ève, Schumann et al.

  • Photo: Harald Hoffmann DG, PR
    World

    Avi Avital mandolin
    Viktoria Mullova violin
    Matthew Barley cello
    Soumik Datta sarod
    Sukwinder Singh tabla

    Bach, Indian music et al.

  • Photo: Harald Hoffmann DG
    World

    Avi Avital mandolin
    Viktoria Mullova violin
    Matthew Barley cello
    Soumik Datta sarod
    Sukwinder Singh tabla

    Bach, Indian music et al.

  • Photo: Paulus Ponizak, Suhrkamp, PR
    Presentation

    Frank Heibert &
    Hinrich Schmidt-Henkel present
    "Zazie in the Metro"
    by Raymond Queneau

    "Zazie in the Metro" is a thrillingly wild, playful and solidly narrated story about Paris, about the languages of everyday life and about the ravishing, adventurous, nine-times smart Zazie, who turns pretty much EVERYTHING upside down.
  • Photo: Peter-Andreas Hassiepen, dtv Verlag, Udo Leitner
    Book presentation

    Michael Köhlmeier & Raoul Schrott present
    "An den Mauern des Paradieses" by Martin Schneitewind

    A compelling novel, a story of biblical paradise, a bold parable that opens a wide horizon, from the ancient myths of humanity to the great questions of the present.
  • Photo: Dirk Messner
    Pop

    Max Mutzke vocals
    Menzel Mutzke trumpet
    Marialy Pacheco piano
    "a trio experience"

    When the Cuban pianist and composer Marialy Pacheco, the German singer and songwriter Max Mutzke and his brother, the trumpeter Menzel Mutzke meet, competence and musicality come together for an extraordinary pop concert. The title of the program sums up the concept: "a trio experience". As simple as it sounds, as concrete and comprehensible is what happens on stage: A public entertainment of three people in different constellations.
  • Music of the Romantic era

    Music of the Romantic era

    artists include Elisabeth Leonskaja, the Belcea Quartet, Schumann Quartett, the actors Stefan Kurt and Martina Gedeck

  • Photo: Marco Borggreve
    Music of the Romantic era

    Belcea Quartet string quartet
    Elisabeth Leonskaja piano

    Beethoven: string qaurtet No 16 Fmajor, | Brahms: piano quintet F minor

  • Photo: Irène Zandel
    Music of the Romantic era

    Franziska Hölscher violin
    Severin von Eckardstein piano

    Schumann et al.

  • Photo: Sammy Hart
    Music of the Romantic era

    Rising Stars
    from International Richard-Strauss-Academy
    Ewa Tracz soprano
    Anna Sysová clarinet
    Amadeus Wiesensee piano
    et al.

    Dvorák et al.

    In cooperation with the Richard-Strauss-Festival
  • Photo: Lebrecht Library, Sammy Hart
    Music of the Romantic era

    Helmut Lachenmann in conversation with Alexander Liebreich "Music & Poetry"

    fireside chat

    In cooperation with the Richard-Strauss-Festival
  • Photo: Sammy Hart
    Music of the Romantic era

    Arabella Steinbacher violin
    Robert Kulek piano

    Strauss: violin sonata E flat major, Bach & Pärt

    Zu einer spannungsvollen Zusammenstellung ihres Programms haben sich die junge Geigerin Arabella Steinbacher und ihr Klavierpartner Robert Kulek inspirieren lassen. Die beiden Bach-Sonaten BWV 1019 und BWV 1020 (heute meist seinem Sohn Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach zugeschrieben) verströmen spätbarocke Eleganz und empfindsame Melodik. Sie kontrastieren wirkungsvoll mit der einzigen Violinsonate Es-Dur (1887/88) des 23jährigen Richard Strauss – eine stürmische Talentprobe, die auf spätere Sinfonische Dichtungen und sogar den Rosenkavalier vorausweist. Arvo Pärt ist der bekannteste estländische Komponist. Seine Werke entstehen für renommierte Orchester und Musiker. Fratres ist das Ergebnis Pärts Beschäftigung mit der Musik des Mittelalters: Archaischem Klang beginnend findet die Komposition schließlich zu friedvoller und spiritueller Ruhe.

    TICKETS nur über das Richard-Strauss-Festival >HIER<
  • Photo: PR
    Music of the Romantic era

    The Erlkings
    Bryan Benner vocals, guitar
    Ivan Turkalj cello
    Simon Teurezbacher tuba
    Thomas Toppler percussion

    Schubert

  • Photo: Gregor Röhrig
    Music of the Romantic era

    Golda Schultz soprano
    Jonathan Ware piano

    Schubert, Strauss


    Die junge südafrikanische Sopranistin Golda Schultz begann ihre Karriere im Opernstudio der Bayerischen Staatsoper, wo sie schnell zu einer gefeierten Sängerin avancierte. Nun gastiert sie regelmäißg bei den Salzburger Festspielen und an der Metropolitan Opera in New York.

    TICKETS nur über das Richard-Strauss-Festival >HIER<
  • Photo: FISCHER, Peter-Andreas Hassiepen
    Music of the Romantic era

    Rüdiger Safranski
    "Romantik - Eine deutsche Affäre"

  • Photo: PR, Bodensee Fotografen
    Music of the Romantic era

    Amarcord vocal ensemble
    German Hornsound horn quartet
    "Nachtgesang im Walde"

    works for male voices and horns by Schubert, Schumann et al.

    Forest, hunting, male singing and the sound of the horn are not to be excluded from German Romanticism. The award-winning gentlemen from "German hornsound" and "amarcord" present works for male voices and horn quartet, including Schubert's famous song "Nachtgesang im Walde" from the heart chamber of German Romanticism, always with a pinch of irony.
  • Photo: Kaupo Kikkas, PR
    Music of the Romantic era

    Schumann Quartett string quartet
    Pablo Barragán clarinet

    Brahms: clarinet quintet et al.

  • Photo: PR, Fabian Stuertz
    Music of the Romantic era

    Samuel Hasselhorn baritone
    Boris Kusnezow piano
    "Dichterliebe"

    Schumann: Dichterliebe & settings of Heine poems by Loewe , Liszt, Wolf et al.

  • Photo: Karel Kühne
    Music of the Romantic era

    Martina Gedeck recitation
    Stefan Kurt recitation
    Ulf Schneider violin
    Stephan Imorde piano
    "Hommage to Robert Schumann"

  • Gautier Capuçon Cello Masterclass

    Gautier Capuçon Cello Masterclass

    Public masterclasses and concerts with Gautier Capuçon
    in cooperation with Louis Vuitton Foundation

    Drei Tage lang wird Cello-Großmeister Gautier Capuçon öffentliche Meisterkurse und Konzerte in Schloss Elmau abhalten, die für alle Gäste zugänglich sind. Mit Unterstützung der französischen Fondation Louis Vuitton wird heranwachsenden Profi-Cellisten das Musizieren mit ihren arrivierten Vorbildern nahegebracht, zur Einstimmung ein Konzert unter Mitwirkung von Capuçon, der seinen zahlreichen Schülern wie seinem internationalen Publikum als das Maß der Dinge gilt.
  • Photo: Felix Broede
    Gautier Capuçon Cello Masterclass & Concerts

    opening concert
    Gautier Capuçon cello
    Samuel Parent piano

  • Photo: Frank Grimm
    Gautier Capuçon Cello Masterclass & Concerts

    Masterclass
    Gautier Capuçon teaches students of the Masterclass of the Fondation Louis Vuitton
    Samuel Parent piano

    public masterclass

  • Photo: Fondation Louis Vuitton Martin Raphael Martiq
    Gautier Capucon Cello Masterclass & Concerts

    Konzert
    Studenten der Masterclass der Fondation Louis Vuitton
    Samuel Parent Klavier

  • Photo: PR
    Gautier Capuçon Cello Masterclass & Concerts

    Masterclass
    Gautier Capuçon teaches students of the Masterclass of the Fondation Louis Vuitton
    Samuel Parent piano

    public masterclass

  • Photo: Fondation Louis Vuitton Martin Raphael Martiq
    Gautier Capucon Cello Masterclass & Concerts

    Konzert
    Studenten der Masterclass der Fondation Louis Vuitton
    Samuel Parent Klavier

  • Photo: Fondation Louis Vuitton Martin Raphael Martiq
    GautierCapuçon Cello Masterclass & Concerts

    Masterclass
    Gautier Capuçon teaches students of the Masterclass of the Fondation Louis Vuitton
    Samuel Parent piano

    public masterclass

  • Photo: Felix Broede, Mélanie Foucault
    Gautier Capuçon Cello Masterclass & Concerts

    final concert
    Gautier Capuçon cello
    students of the Masterclass
    Samuel Parent piano

  • Photo: Aida Muluneh
    World

    Fatoumata Diawara vocals, guitar
    Yacouba Kone guitar
    Sekou Bah bass
    Jean-Baptiste Gbadoe drums
    Arecio Smith keyboard

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