The first Sunday of the festival will be a discovery tour for everyone: the entire Stadthalle concert hall will become a resonance chamber. For children and families, the Monet Quintet, whose members are part of the young orchestra Trinity Sinfonia, will create an audio journey for audiences of all ages. The programme with the Trois Pièces brèves by Jacques Ibert is offered in two versions: The performance at the beginning of the day at 10 a.m. is aimed at a particularly young audience from around 3 years of age and the afternoon performance at 2.15 p.m. is designed for children from around 7 years of age.

Duration approx. 30 minutes, various halls

For children aged 3 and over

Free admission – donations are welcome

The family offer is part of the Open Concert Hall discovery tour, in which the entire Stadthalle concert hall becomes a resonance chamber on the first Sunday of the festival from 10:00 to 17:00. Igor Levit and the Trinity Sinfonia, consisting of hand-picked soloists and chamber musicians under Fabian Müller, will really make the long-lost Stadthalle resonate. In between, they will swarm out into the many small halls and rooms of the Stadthalle to make music there - close and approachable - in smaller ensembles. While the main stage in the Wolfgang Marguerre Hall is used during the "odd" hours, the chamber music formations take over the hall shortly after the "even" hours. Three popular yet profound works from around 1800 form the backbone of the programme - all highlights that have had an impact far into the future and still amaze every time they are heard today. In between, the music is colorful, virtuosic and amusing. Of course, there will also be plenty to eat and drink.

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