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Concert in Schlierbach

Free Admission
11 Apr 2026
15:00
Schlierbachhalle
Musikfestival

Concentrated power on four cellos – the Schlierbach district association invites you to this musical happening with a takeaway buffet in the Schlierbachhalle, gymnasium and proven district concert hall with a panoramic view over the Neckar.

The cello's wide range of sounds has inspired many musicians to create new works and projects. Festivalcampus cellist Joe Pritchard has also arranged pieces for cello ensemble, some of which he is now bringing to Schlierbach with his fellow players.

Young and old are invited to experience the varied programme and actively participate in deciding what is to be heard. With improvisations, own arrangements, pieces from the entire history of music, stories and animal companions, there is certainly a lot on offer. Double bassist Hans Greve moderates the concert and adds a few low notes to the sound spectrum. In between, there will be a shared meal.

All interested parties are invited by the Schlierbach district association to vote on which well-known songs and pieces should be played at the concert! Click here to vote

Bring your own treats for the cake buffet!

Free admission – donations are welcome

Musicians of the Festivalcampus

Joe Pritchard
Violoncello

James Morley
Violoncello

Martin Egidi
Violoncello

Gerard Flotats
Violoncello

Hans Greve
Double Bass

Schlierbachhalle
Schlierbacher Landstrasse 23-15
69118 Heidelberg
Directions by Public Transport

Bus Lines: 35, 36, 735, 752, 754 (stop: Jägerhaus)
S-Bahn Lines: S1, S2, S5, S51 (stop: Heidelberg-Schlierbach/ Ziegelhausen)

Parking facilities for bicycles available Directions by Car

The Schlierbachhalle is barrier-free accessible.

General Ticket Information
We thank
Joe Pritchard
James Morley
Martin Egidi
Gerard Flotats
Hans Greve
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