Tettnang, Germany
Neues Schloss Tettnang is a baroque palace in the small town of Tettnang in Baden-Württemberg, built in the 18th century as the residence of the Counts of Montfort. Its richly decorated state rooms and stucco ceilings are among the finest examples of baroque interior design in the Lake Constance region. The palace regularly hosts concerts, exhibitions, and cultural events.
in 6 days
Thomas Scheytt, one of Europe's leading blues and boogie woogie pianists, performs a solo set of genre classics alongside his own compositions.
The Pavel Haas Quartett brings Beethoven and Dvořák string quartets to Tettnang - a chamber music evening with one of the most acclaimed ensembles on the international circuit.
A Lake Constance quartet playing pop and soul classics with blues and jazz flavours, in acoustic arrangements that leave room for improvisation.
An enchanting evening of orchestral music under the stars in Tettnang's castle courtyard, featuring works by Mozart, Mendelssohn and other composers. A night of fantasy and musical magic.
A Poetry Slam evening at the historic Neues Schloss in Tettnang, hosted by slam poet Marvin Suckut. Young performers compete with their own texts, and the audience decides the winner by applause.
An open-air sing-along evening at Neues Schloss Tettnang, where projected lyrics turn the crowd into the region's biggest choir. The show ensemble Joy of Voice from Memmingen opens the night.