Münster, Germany
The Erbdrostenhof is a late Baroque palace in Münster, built between 1753 and 1757 to designs by Johann Conrad Schlaun. Its elegant sandstone façade and grand staircase hall make it one of the finest examples of Westphalian Baroque architecture. Today the building serves as a cultural venue hosting concerts, receptions and other events.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Pianist Max Kromer from Vienna, winner of the International Schubert Competition, performs a programme dedicated to Schubert and Liszt, combining songs with virtuosic transcriptions and Beethoven sonatas.
A chamber concert in the Münster Barock festival exploring the friendship between Bach and Telemann, with works by both composers alongside Rameau, performed on period instruments.
La Fonte, the Westphalian baroque orchestra led by Fabrizio Ventura, performs a programme titled "Scandal! Power Games, Intrigues and Triumphs", drawn from a rare 18th-century noble music collection now held in Münster.