Zabeltitz, Germany
Palais Zabeltitz is a baroque palace in the small Saxon town of Zabeltitz, built in the 18th century as a summer residence for the Saxon court. The surrounding formal garden, one of the best-preserved baroque park landscapes in Saxony, is open to the public. The palace and its grounds regularly host open-air concerts, festivals and cultural events.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
The duo con emozione performs Erich Kästner's poems set to music by Norbert Fietzke. Liane Fietzke sings and reads while Norbert Fietzke accompanies on piano.
The group Bernstein presents a programme of old kitchen and drinking songs in historical costumes, full of melancholy tales and an invitation to sing along.
Trio Glissando Stuttgart - harp, flute, and trombone - performs at Altes Schloss Zabeltitz with a programme of Bach, Smetana, and Gershwin in arrangements written specially for the ensemble.
Piano duo Konstanze Hollitzer and Prof. Christian Hornef perform 19th-century four-hand works, from orchestral arrangements to original compositions.
Three of Bach's cello suites performed in Zabeltitz - music that, centuries on, still confronts performers with questions that have no definitive answers.