Ulm, Germany
The Kornhaus is a late-Gothic civic building on Ulm's market square, dating from the 15th century. Originally built as a grain store and trading hall, it has served various public functions over the centuries and today hosts cultural events, concerts and civic gatherings. Its striking stepped gable facade makes it one of the most recognisable landmarks in the old town.
Norwegian violinist and Hardanger fiddle player Ragnhild Hemsing presents works by two composers alongside classical violin concertos by Bruch and Mendelssohn.
Sixteen-year-old pianist Justus Eichhorn performs Beethoven's Fourth Piano Concerto with the WKO orchestra under conductor Anna Skryleva, alongside works by Haydn and Weinberg.
Conny und die Sonntagsfahrer perform their Christmas show featuring classic German carols and 1950s Advent hits, wrapped in the band's signature warmth, humour and nostalgia.
Italian Baroque music for two trumpets: Selina Ott and Gábor Boldoczki invite you to a Christmas concert brimming with brilliance, warmth and virtuosic joy.
Violin concerto featuring Veronika Eberle as soloist. The programme includes works by Fanny Hensel, Felix Mendelssohn, and Ferdinand Ries.
Dutch trumpeter and conductor Jeroen Berwaerts leads an evening spanning baroque to contemporary music. The programme combines works by Bach and Vivaldi with a new composition by Britta Byström and Jacques Brel's chansons arranged for chamber orchestra.