Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz, Germany
The Reitstadel in Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz is a historic former riding stable dating back to the 17th century, now one of Bavaria's most distinctive concert venues. Its main hall, the Festsaal, hosts classical concerts, jazz, and cultural events, and is particularly known as the home stage of the Neumarkter Jazztage festival. The building's exposed timber and stone interior gives it a warm, intimate acoustic character.
Swedish musicians Martin Fröst (clarinet) and Roland Pöntinen (piano) perform French chamber music from Chausson to Poulenc in a remarkable duo.
Il Giardino Armonico under conductor Giovanni Antonini performs works by Haydn, Werner, and Rossini as part of the ambitious "Haydn2032" project - a recording of all Haydn symphonies by 2032.
Sicilian singer-songwriter Pippo Pollina presents a new chamber project with four musicians. An intimate concert filled with artistry and refined sound.
Seven leading chamber musicians open the new season at Festsaal Reitstadel with a programme of Schumann, Martinů and Arensky, put together exclusively for Neumarkt.
