Cuxhaven, Germany
Schloss Ritzebüttel is a medieval castle in Cuxhaven, originally built in the 14th century as a fortified residence for the city of Hamburg. The complex includes a keep, a residential palace, and a surrounding park. Today it serves as a cultural venue hosting concerts, theatre performances, and civic events.
Tenor Stefan Lex, soprano Christiane Linke and pianist Sigrid Althoff come together for a summer concert in the style of André Rieu, blending opera arias, canzones and operetta at Schloss Ritzebüttel in Cuxhaven.
Mariana Leky reads from her book "Kummer aller Art" at Schloss Ritzebüttel in Cuxhaven - an evening with the award-winning author of subtle, warmly observed fiction about everyday life and loss.
Prize-winner at 15 international competitions, pianist Elizaveta Don performs works by Ravel, Chopin, Handel and Brahms at Schloss Ritzebüttel in Cuxhaven.
Actress Suzanne von Borsody reads the witty, melancholic texts of near-forgotten poet Peter Paul Althaus, accompanied by double bassist Kurt Holzkämper in a jazz-tinged literary evening.
Sisters Anouchka and Katharina Hack (cello and piano) celebrate the release of their new CD with an opening concert at Schloss Ritzebüttel in Cuxhaven.
Leslie Malton and Felix von Manteuffel perform a literary reading based on the wartime diary and letters of actor Will Quadflieg, reconstructed by his daughter Roswitha into a dialogue that confronts war, guilt and self-deception.
Pianist Lal Karaalioğlu and Mathias Kosel combine piano with spoken word in a project inspired by Rilke, exploring music as a mirror of human experience.
Flautist Meret Louisa Vogel and pianist Tabea Streicher perform works by Widor, Hindemith, and Prokofiev in a programme tracing a musical arc across Europe from the 19th to the 20th century.