6 events for the next 18 months
The seventh concert in the International Organ Cycle 2026 at Kaiserdom in Speyer.
Sixteen-year-old pianist Justus Eichhorn, winner of international competitions, presents a programme spanning Bach to contemporary composers.
Farewell tour of Peter Orloff & Schwarzmeer Kosaken Chor with an additional concert at Gedächtniskirche.
A concert of three tenors without technical amplification at Gedächtniskirche. Pure voices and traditional classical music in an unforgettable performance.
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Gerd Dudenhöffer embodies Heinz Becker in a tragicomic cabaret about death, life, and the everyday. The programme returns in a new version after a pandemic-induced hiatus.
Haydn's monumental oratorio about the creation of the world, performed by soloists, choirs, and a baroque orchestra under the direction of Joachim Weller.
Astrophysicist Harald Lesch and the musicians of Merlin Ensemble Wien combine science with Vivaldi's music in a spectacular journey through Earth's climate history.
A percussion concert blending classical instruments with experimental sounds from everyday objects. The programme features works by composers including Xenakis and Eötvös.
A baroque music concert featuring Bach's cantatas performed by Capella Spirensis and L'arpa festante under the direction of Markus Melchiori.
An award-winning multimedia theatre piece by Mariasole Brusa that blends puppet theatre, contemporary dance, and film, inspired by the 2023 floods in Emilia-Romagna.
A theatrical adaptation of Kafka's "The Trial" where fiction meets reality. A production full of humour and drama by the Moabiter Theaterspektakel ensemble.
Two Requiem settings from different centuries share one stage: Victoria's Renaissance a cappella polyphony and the world premiere of Peter Tilling's new work for instrumental ensemble, performed at Kaiserdom Speyer as part of the CREATIO festival.
A puppet show about Professor Humbug and his assistant Partout's quest to find a mysterious fish. Full of imagination and humour for children aged 6 and up.
Award-winning cabaret artist Christine Prayon - known to many as Birte Schneider from heute show - brings a show that trades pure criticism for utopias and alternatives, with no piano in sight.
Bach's organ works meet their string and hackbrett arrangements in an evening concert at Kaiserdom in Speyer, performed by two specialist ensembles.
Classical guitar professor Thomas Müller-Pering presents a concert of romantic classics featuring works by masters of the Spanish and Latin American guitar tradition.
Söhne Mannheims Jazz Department plays a special show in Speyer with both guitarists Kosho and Thilo Zirr on stage together for the first time, joined by Joe Reinhuber on tenor saxophone.
The Westminster Cathedral Choir London - one of the world's foremost boys' choirs - opens the Internationale Musiktage festival with a concert at Speyer's Kaiserdom.
Guitarist and oud player Amir-John Haddad - Grammy-nominated Radio Tarifa veteran and Hans Zimmer collaborator - performs as EL AMIR alongside singer Sabrina Romero and percussionist Ricardo Espinosa.
Jazz guitarist Daniel Stelter with bandmates Tommy Baldy and Michael Pauckers presents his album "Wooden Songs". A concert by the musician who has performed with Al Jarreau, Nils Landgren and many other world-class artists.
Legendary fingerstyle guitarist Clive Carroll leads a workshop in Speyer, sharing his knowledge and experience with participants.
Around 30 young guitarists from across Germany, hand-picked by the Landesmusikrat Baden-Württemberg, perform a programme ranging from classical works to jazz and contemporary pieces written especially for this ensemble.
Vienna-based writer Robert Menasse discusses his novels and essays on the European Union in a lecture and debate at the imperial hall of Speyer Cathedral.
Bernhard Weller and Götz Valter stage the rise of the Habsburgs as a fast-paced comedy - 250 years of medieval power struggles told through more than 20 lightning-quick role changes.
The sixth instalment of the International Organ Cycle 2026 at Speyer's Kaiserdom - an evening of organ music in a magnificent Romanesque cathedral.
The Axel Schlosser Quartett performs "To Satch and Duke", a programme dedicated to Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington that spans their careers from the 1920s to the late 1960s.
Hot Four bring two decades of experience to a programme that spans 1920s New Orleans jazz, funk, reggae, and salsa - a lively open-air concert in Speyer's town hall courtyard.
Die Armstrongs bring Golden Swing Era instrumentals to the courtyard of Speyer's town hall - trumpet, acoustic guitar and double bass in the tradition of Django Reinhardt.
The fifth concert in the International Organ Cycle 2026 at the renowned Kaiserdom in Speyer.
The 6th Speyerer Musikherbst opens in Speyer's Historic Council Hall with a baroque programme featuring works by C.P.E. Bach, Grieg, and Britten.
