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Wohnzimmerkonzerte Festival - Toi Et Moi | Ronja Maltzahn | Finn Moriz | Flora Falls

Sun, 6 Dec 2026 · 18:30

Lutherhaus, Osnabrück, Germany

32.55 €

Wohnzimmerkonzerte Festival - Toi Et Moi | Ronja Maltzahn | Finn Moriz | Flora Falls — Lutherhaus, Osnabrück

The Wohnzimmerkonzerte Festival returns for its second edition: on 6 December 2026, the successful concert series invites you to its grand year-end finale at Lutherhaus Osnabrück.

Since February 2024, "Wohnzimmerkonzerte Osnabrück" has hosted intimate live evenings at special venues in the city centre. Concerts take place on the first Sunday of each month and are exclusively accessible via a mailing list. Demand is so high that limited tickets typically sell out within minutes.

For the year-end celebration, the organisers deliberately open their doors to a wider audience: four carefully selected acts create a diverse, acoustically-focused line-up and make the evening a special highlight. Despite the larger scale, the heart of the series remains intact - handmade music, stripped-down arrangements, and an extraordinary closeness between artists and audience.

An evening that shows why Wohnzimmerkonzerte Osnabrück has become one of the region's most sought-after concert formats in such a short time.

Line-up:
18:30-19:15 - Toi Et Moi
19:30-20:15 - Ronja Maltzahn
20:30-21:15 - Finn Moriz
21:30-22:15 - Flora Falls

TOI ET MOI
"toi et moi" is a "Nouvelle Chanson" duo from Cologne, consisting of Raphael Hansen and Julia Klomfass. Beyond their ability to move listeners and help them escape the everyday, "toi et moi" know how to captivate and inspire audiences live. Purist and elegant as a duo, with double bass and drums as a vibrant quartet, or classical and sensual accompanied by a string ensemble - the two Cologne musicians adapt their line-up depending on the setting. They remain true to themselves and never lose their accessibility and charm - whether performing before a small or large audience.

Julia gives the songs her distinctive sonic world through numerous instruments, while Raphael, who is half-French, provides the rhythmic and harmonic foundation.