Schöntal, Germany
Kloster Schöntal is a former Cistercian monastery in the Jagst valley of Baden-Württemberg, founded in the 12th century. Its baroque church and well-preserved abbey buildings now serve as a conference and cultural centre. The complex regularly hosts concerts, exhibitions and the renowned Schöntal Music Days festival.
in 2 days
The Fürstlich Löwensteinische Hofmusic ensemble performs at sunrise in Schöntal Monastery, featuring a premiere and works by composers connected to the region, followed by a hearty breakfast.
Prof. Axel Strauss performs Bach and Mendelssohn at the opening concert of the 40th International Master Course for String Players at Kloster Schöntal, joined by the Concertino Ensemble under Polina Elena Munteanu, with Grieg also on the programme.
Participants of the 40th International Master Course for String Players give their closing concert at the historic Kloster Schöntal - chamber music and solo performances after a week of intensive study.
Piano duo Herbert Schuch and Gülru Ensari perform Hungarian inspirations from Brahms, Bartók, and Kurtág, alongside masterworks by Schubert and Ravel in a unique concert full of musical surprises.
Barocktrompetenensemble Berlin, led by Johann Plietzsch, performs Handel, Delalande and Mouret in Hohenlohe - the ensemble's 15th appearance at this festival since 1997.
Sebastian Manz leads an eleven-piece ensemble through a programme mixing classical music with jazz, rock and AC/DC - the anniversary season finale at Kloster Schöntal, with snacks and a drink included in the ticket price.
