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 resort fee.

General information

Dear concert guests,
For hotel guests of Schloss Elmau, admission to all cultural events is included in the resort fee. You can register for the events online via “Book seats” here in the cultural calendar, by phone on +49 8823 18 260 or by text message to +49 1733 1122 77.
Permanent Residents of the region within a radius of 80 km (driving distance) are welcome to purchase tickets, subject to availability (hotels, guesthouses or vacation rentals do not count as a permanent address). Tickets can be purchased online via "Book seats" here in the cultural calendar.
Your culture office team

  • 17 - 21

    Oct 26

    Jazz/Classic

    Lucienne Renaudi Vary trumpet
    Tim Allhoff piano
    “Jazz meets Klassik”
    Why you must attend this concert:
    Elmau debut for young star Lucienne Renaudin Vary on the trumpet

    Lucienne Renaudin Vary is regarded as one of the outstanding trumpet players of her generation and was named Opus Klassik Instrumentalist of the Year 2025. With technical brilliance, stylistic versatility, and musicality, she captivates audiences and critics worldwide. Moving effortlessly between Baroque, classical, and jazz styles, she demonstrates her range in two concerts at Schloss Elmau.

    The trumpet of 25-year-old French musician Lucienne Renaudin Vary sounds young and fresh. She won the Opus Klassik award for best young musician in 2021 and is one of the rising stars of the classical music scene. At her debut at Schloss Elmau, she will present her new programme “Jazz meets classical music”, in which she and pianist and arranger Tim Allhoff, himself an Echo award winner, will also shed light on their second musical home – jazz.

  • Saturday

    17 Oct

    2026

    Jazz/Classic

    Lucienne Renaudi Vary trumpet
    Tim Allhoff piano
    “Jazz meets Klassik”
    Why you must attend this concert:
    Elmau debut for young star Lucienne Renaudin Vary on the trumpet

    Works by de Falla, Francaix, Gershwin, Beatles, et al.

    The trumpet of 25-year-old French musician Lucienne Renaudin Vary sounds young and fresh. She won the Opus Klassik award for best young musician in 2021 and is one of the rising stars of the classical music scene. At her debut at Schloss Elmau, she will present her new programme “Jazz meets classical music”, in which she and pianist and arranger Tim Allhoff, himself an Echo award winner, will also shed light on their second musical home – jazz.

  • Tuesday

    20 Oct

    2026

    Jazz/Classic

    Lucienne Renaudi Vary trumpet
    & Quintett

    The trumpet of 25-year-old French musician Lucienne Renaudin Vary sounds young and fresh. She won the Opus Klassik award for best young musician in 2021 and is one of the rising stars of the classical music scene. At her debut at Schloss Elmau, she will present her new programme “Jazz meets classical music”, in which she and pianist and arranger Tim Allhoff, himself an Echo award winner, will also shed light on their second musical home – jazz.

  • 10 - 15

    Nov 26

    Photo: Schloss Elmau
    ©
    27th European Jazztival

    27th European Jazztival

    The “European Jazztival” is the annual highlight of the Elmau jazz programme. Big stars, first-class formations and newcomers of the European jazz scene gather in the atmospherically illuminated concert hall over five festival days.
    Mit 4 Wheel Drive (Nils Landgren, Michael Wollny, Lars Danielsson & Wolfgang Haffner u.v.m.
    Program:
    Tue, 10 November Day of arrival & 8:30 pm opening concert
    Wed, 11 – Sat 14 November 5 pm & 9.30 pm two concerts per evening
    Sun, 15 November day of departure

    BOOKING OPTIONS:

    FESTIVAL PACAKGE – COMPLIMENTARY NIGHT
    when booking 5 nights
    arrival Tue, 10 November
    incl. concert tickets, breakfast, spa, yoga and more
    Book your room here!


    Other dates of stay possible

  • 21 - 29

    Nov 26

    Photo: Leopold Fiala
    ©
    Verbier Festival @ Schloss Elmau

    17th Verbier Festival @ Schloss Elmau

    Martin T:son Engstroem, founder and director of the famous Verbier Festival in the Swiss Alps, presents outstanding young artists at the beginning of a promising career alongside established musical personages. The program, which includes 15 solo, chamber music, and orchestral concerts with the Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra conducted by Gábor Takács-Nagy, is curated by his wife Blythe Teh Engstroem, who serves as co-artistic director of the Verbier Festival.

    with Sergei Babayan, Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, Olli Mustonen & Ekaterina Bonyushkina (piano), Pierre Génisson (clarinet), Marc Bouchkov & Boris Brovtsyn (violin), Sheku Kanneh-Mason (cello) et al.

    Program:
    Sat, 21 November 5:30 pm opening concert
    Sun, 22 – Sat, 28 November 11:00 am & 5:30 pm two concerts daily
    Sun, 29 November day of departure

    BOOKING OPTIONS:

    ONE COMPLIMENTARY NIGHT
    when booking 5 nights, arrival Sun, 22 November
    incl. concert tickets, breakfast, spa, yoga and more
    Book your room here!


    Option to extend stay: arrival Sat, 21 November
    Other dates of stay possible

  • Saturday

    21 Nov

    2026

    Photo: Kaupo Kikkas
    ©
    Verbier Festival @ Schloss Elmau

    Opening Concert
    Sergei Babayan piano

  • Sunday

    22 Nov

    2026

    Photo: Peter Adamik, Leopold Fiala
    ©
    Verbier Festival @ Schloss Elmau

    Marc Bouchkov violin
    Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra
    Gábor Takács-Nagy conductor

    Mozart: Violin concerto No 3
    Schönberg: Transfigured Night

  • Tuesday

    24 Nov

    2026

    Photo: Laura Malmivaara, Leopold Fiala
    ©
    Verbier Festival @ Schloss Elmau

    Olli Mustonen piano
    Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra
    Gábor Takács-Nagy conductor

    Beethoven: Piano concerto No 3
    Mozart: Symphony No 38 („Prague“)

  • Thursday

    26 Nov

    2026

    Photo: B. Ealovega, Nicolas Brodard
    ©
    Verbier Festival @ Schloss Elmau

    Jean-Efflam Bavouzet piano
    Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra
    Gábor Takács-Nagy conductor

    Haydn: Piano concerto No 11
    Beethoven: Symphony No 2

  • Saturday

    28 Nov

    2026

    Photo: Ollie Ali, Leopold Fiala
    ©
    Verbier Festival @ Schloss Elmau

    Sheku Kanneh-Mason cello
    Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra
    Gábor Takács-Nagy conductor

    Haydn: Cello concerto
    et al.

  • Saturday

    28 Nov

    2026

    Photo: Jake Turney, Leopold Fiala
    ©
    Verbier Festival @ Schloss Elmau

    Sheku Kanneh-Mason cello
    Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra
    Gábor Takács-Nagy conductor

    Haydn: Cello concerto
    Mendelssohn: Symphony No 3 („Scottish“)

  • 4 - 6

    Dec 26

    Photo: ÜVA AiR 2 Igor Levit_Peter Rigaud
    ©
    Artist in Residence 2026

    Igor Levit - Artist in Residence 2026

    Igor Levit is considered one of the most innovative and versatile pianists worldwide. The New York Times calls him one of the "most important artists of his generation," while the Süddeutsche Zeitung describes him as a "stroke of luck" for the concert scene. He consistently places his art in the context of societal events, understanding it as inseparably linked to them. As Artist in Residence in 2026, Levit shapes this year's concert program at Schloss Elmau with six piano recitals. For his first double evening, he focuses on selected Beethoven sonatas.

    BOOK PACKAGE HERE!
    Stay from Fri, 4 – Sun, 6 Dezember
    incl. concert tickets, breakfast, spa, yoga and more


    Further dates with Igor Levit:
    Fri, 24 & Sat, 25 April 2026
    Fri, 11 & Sat, 12 September 2026

  • Friday

    4 Dec

    2026

    Photo: Peter Rigaud
    ©
    Artist in Residence 2026

    ARTIST IN RESIDENCE 2026
    Igor Levit piano

    Klavierabend

  • Saturday

    5 Dec

    2026

    Photo: Felix Broede
    ©
    Artist in Residence 2026

    ARTIST IN RESIDENCE 2026
    Igor Levit piano

    Klavierabend

  • 10 - 17

    Jan 27

    Photo: Schloss Elmau
    ©
    72nd Chamber Music Week

    72nd Chamber Music Week

    Since the 1950s, the Elmau Chamber Music Week has formed the heart of Schloss Elmau’s cultural program. On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of Beethoven’s death, the 72nd Chamber Music Week will focus particularly on his major chamber works: Beethoven’s five cello sonatas will be performed by cellist Daniel Müller-Schott and pianist Francesco Piemontes, as well as his violin sonatas in historically informed performance by the exquisite violinist Viktoria Mullova.

  • 19 - 20

    Feb 27

    Photo: Marco Borggreve
    ©
    Classical

    Janine Jansen violin
    Denis Kozhukhin piano

    Beethoven: Violin sonatas

  • Friday

    19 Feb

    2027

    Photo: Marco Borggreve
    ©
    Classical

    Janine Jansen violin
    Denis Kozhukhin piano

    Beethoven: Violin sonatas

  • Saturday

    20 Feb

    2027

    Photo: Marco Borggreve
    ©
    Classical

    Janine Jansen violin
    Denis Kozhukhin piano

    Beethoven: Violin sonatas