City revives chamber music through lively events
Weil der Stadt, Germany, is set to host the much-anticipated chamber music festival 'Classics in the Cloister - festival edition' from July 18 to 20. This three-day event promises a high-caliber program featuring international guests, local musicians, and prize-winning young talents.
The festival kicks off on Friday, July 18, with renowned Japanese pianist Yuri Maeda performing works by Bach, Liszt, and Rachmaninoff during the opening concert. The closing concert on Sunday will feature the Martin brothers, Lionel and Demian, from Tübingen, performing works by Schumann, Beethoven, and Franck.
On Saturday evening, Elena Graf, Kumiko Kasugai, Stefan Fehlandt, Emanuel Graf, and Moritz Winkelmann will perform Dvořák's "American Quartet" during the Summer Night Concert. Moritz Winkelmann will also join the ensemble for Schumann's Piano Quintet during the same concert. A new format, "OPEN STAGE Chamber Music", will be introduced on Saturday evening, where music enthusiasts can spontaneously jam with the professionals (registration required).
For those interested in attending, tickets can be purchased online at www.klassikimkloesterle.de/onlinetickets or at the Tourist Information at the market square. After each concert, visitors are invited to a shared aperitif with a cheese buffet, Neapolitan pizza, or pastries from Café Königstor.
For more information about the program, visit www.klassikimkloesterle.de. It's important to note that, as of current information, there is no evidence of a chamber music festival called 'Classics in the Cloister' taking place in Germany between July 18–20, 2025. However, the details provided suggest that this event is scheduled to occur at the specified location and dates.
The historic cloister in Weil der Stadt will be the venue for this cultural extravaganza, offering a unique blend of music, history, and community. Don't miss out on this opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of chamber music!
On Saturday evening, food-and-drink offerings like Neapolitan pizza, pastries from Café Königstor, and a cheese buffet will be available after the Summer Night Concert, allowing visitors to engage in a lifestyle of shared experiences. The historic cloister, hosting the 'Classics in the Cloister - festival edition', will also feature entertainment through the new format "OPEN STAGE Chamber Music", where music enthusiasts can enjoy music-and-drink sessions by jamming with professionals.
