Schwäbisch Hall, Germany
The Hospitalkirche in Schwäbisch Hall is a late-Gothic church dating from the 15th century, originally built as the chapel of the town's hospital foundation. Deconsecrated in the 20th century, it now serves as a cultural venue hosting concerts, readings, and other events - its stone interior giving performances an intimate, resonant quality.
in 4 days
International students of the Young Artists Residency at Musikakademie Weikersheim perform works by Dvořák, Schubert, Turina and Saint-Saëns in Schwäbisch Hall, led by Helena Buckmayer.
Thomas Scheytt, one of Europe's leading blues and boogie woogie pianists, performs a solo set of genre classics alongside his own compositions.
The Chambers are a multinational chamber ensemble from Cologne, blending classical works by Verdi, Bach and Vivaldi with pop arrangements. Grant-awarded by the Music Council, they perform at the Hospitalkirche in Schwäbisch Hall.