Karlsruhe, Germany
Schloss Gottesaue is a Renaissance castle in the east of Karlsruhe, built in the late 16th century on the site of a former Benedictine monastery. Since 1994 it has been home to the Hochschule für Musik Karlsruhe, one of Germany's leading music conservatories. The castle hosts concerts, recitals and academic events throughout the year.
A contemporary interpretation of Mozart's masterpiece at Schloss Gottesaue. Holographic projections and interplay of light create an enchanting atmosphere exploring identity and love.
A school performance of Mozart's The Magic Flute directed by Daniela Kerck, featuring holographic projections. A university project by HfM Karlsruhe at Schloss Gottesaue.
An innovative production of Mozart's Magic Flute from HfM Karlsruhe explores identity through holographic projections and interplay of light in the library of Gottesaue Castle.
The final performance of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" directed by Daniela Kerck, where the opera becomes a quest for identity and love. Holographic projections and light create a magical atmosphere in the library of Gottesaue Castle.
Trumpet recital by Prof. Reinhold Friedrich featuring works by Rihm, Gubaidulina, and five other contemporary composers, performed at Schloss Gottesaue in Karlsruhe.
The student orchestra of the Hochschule für Musik Karlsruhe performs works by Arvo Pärt, Emmanuel Séjourné, and Tchaikovsky, with Elisa Lazáro Hernando as percussion soloist.
The SchulMusikOrchester of HfM Karlsruhe presents a family-friendly concert featuring excerpts from its 25th symphony programme, with percussionist Elisa Lazáro Hernando and direction by Dr. Cornelia Wild.
Students from the Institute for Music Theatre showcase the results of their work at Schloss Gottesaue.
Classical concert at the historic Schloss Gottesaue palace in Karlsruhe.