Frankfurt, Germany
The Holzhausenschlösschen is a small baroque manor house in Frankfurt's Nordend district, built in the early 18th century for the patrician Holzhausen family. Set beside a picturesque pond, it now serves as an intimate event venue hosting concerts, readings, and private celebrations. The ensemble of house, garden, and water is one of the few surviving examples of baroque residential architecture in the city.
The Eliot Quartett performs Vivaldi's Four Seasons for children aged 5-10 in an interactive concert where kids listen, move and make music together.
Mezzo-soprano Sophie Rennert and pianist Ammiel Bushakevitz bring a Lieder evening of Schumann, Wolf, Schubert, and Mahler to Frankfurt's Holzhausenschlösschen.
Joo Kraus celebrates his 60th birthday with the Alchemy programme - a high-energy jazz concert driven by groove and spontaneity, performed by his long-standing quartet.
The Eliot Quartett performs three Haydn string quartets spanning different creative periods, in celebration of the 85th birthday of Dr. Günter Paul, long-serving administrator of the Frankfurter Bürgerstiftung.