Tübingen, Germany
Kloster Bebenhausen is a well-preserved medieval monastery on the northern edge of Tübingen, founded in the late 12th century as a Cistercian abbey. After the Reformation it served various purposes, including as a royal hunting lodge for the Württemberg royal family. Today the complex - with its Gothic church, cloister and half-timbered buildings - is a state monument open to visitors and regularly hosts concerts and cultural events.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
The closing concert at Kloster Bebenhausen in Tübingen pairs music with questions about climate responsibility and intergenerational legacy, featuring works by Piazzolla, Clarke, Pärt and Walshe.
A family concert at Kloster Bebenhausen in Tübingen where children and adults build sound worlds from natural materials, combining improvisation with chamber music and Jennifer Walshe's "Climate Change Songs".
A young artistic team weaves chamber music and performance together to ask hard questions about memory, inheritance and the stories that go untold. Curated by mezzo-soprano Julika Hing.
A young artistic team tackles the culture of memory through chamber music and performance at Kloster Bebenhausen in Tübingen. The programme is curated by mezzo-soprano Julika Hing alongside Lara Jakobi and Paul Ebert.
The Berliner Symphoniker perform as a chamber orchestra at Kloster Bebenhausen in Tübingen, with works by Schubert, Haydn, Nielsen, and Grieg.
Pianist Matthias Kirschnereit performs a solo recital spanning Mendelssohn, Wagner, Bruckner, Chopin, and Brahms at the historic Kloster Bebenhausen in Tübingen.
An evening of the most celebrated Italian opera arias. Soprano Antonella Baldantoni and pianist Vito Clemente present masterpieces from Puccini's greatest works.