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JazzTime Schwäbisch Hall presents: Björn Meyer "Solo"
Electric bassist Björn Meyer performs a solo concert blending jazz, improvisation, and Scandinavian influences at Hospitalkirche.
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in 4 days
Electric bassist Björn Meyer performs a solo concert blending jazz, improvisation, and Scandinavian influences at Hospitalkirche.

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Pawel Popolski blends polka with heavy metal and electro in his PolkaMania! show, where audience members can be called up on stage as drummer or vocalist.

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An interactive murder mystery dinner featuring Sherlock Holmes and a three-course menu at the Goldener Adler - guests become investigators in a puzzling case.

The SWR Vokalensemble under Yuval Weinberg performs a programme of love and passion, featuring the world premiere of Annelies van Parys' "Ecstasy" for 24-part choir.

International ensemble The Chambers performs classical masterworks and contemporary pop arrangements, bridging tradition with modern sensibility.

Florian Schroeder's programme "Endlich glücklich" explores happiness as the ultimate provocation in an age of universal discontent. A cabaret full of humour and reflections on life.
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Django's Tiger perform gypsy-jazz with virtuosic guitar and swing, blending Django Reinhardt's tradition with their own arrangements and influences from jazz, bossa, and blues.

Thomas Scheytt, one of Europe's leading blues and boogie woogie pianists, performs a solo set of genre classics alongside his own compositions.

A charming puppet theatre production about a duckling searching for its place in the world. For children aged 4 and up.

BachWerkVokal Salzburg, conducted by Gordon Safari, performs the second part of Handel's Messiah with the Hallelujah Chorus and the Utrecht Te Deum - two pillars of sacred choral music, presented at Kloster Großcomburg in Schwäbisch Hall.

International students of the Young Artists Residency at Musikakademie Weikersheim perform works by Dvořák, Schubert, Turina and Saint-Saëns in Schwäbisch Hall, led by Helena Buckmayer.