Fulda, Germany
The Stadtschloss Fulda is a baroque palace built in the early 18th century as the residence of the Prince-Abbots of Fulda. Designed by the architect Johann Dientzenhofer, it dominates the city centre alongside the cathedral. Today the palace houses the Hessian state representation and several museums, and its grand halls serve as a backdrop for concerts, receptions and cultural events.
Bestselling author Lena Johannson reads from her novel about Coco Chanel's life, paired with a fashion show and stylish surprises at Stadtschloss Fulda.
The audience award winner of the 19th PIANALE takes the stage with the HessenClassicPlayers, conducted by Christoph Gotthardt.
One of 11 concerts at the PIANALE Piano Festival in Fulda, featuring young pianists from around the world performing in the historic setting of Stadtschloss Fulda.
One of 11 concerts at the PIANALE Piano Festival in Fulda, featuring young pianists from around the world performing in historic venues as part of the 19th Pianale International Academy & Competition.
The PIANALE Piano Festival opens its 19th edition in Fulda, bringing together up to 34 young pianists from around the world to perform and compete in historic venues across the region.