SUMMER /AUTUMN 2018 | ISSU E 2

RO OM RESERVATIO NSreservations@schloss-elmau.de

Phone: +49 (0) 8823 18 170

CULTUR AL E VENT Skultur@schloss-elmau.de Phone: +49 (0) 8823 18 260

www.schloss-elmau.de/kulturkalender

For hotel guests, admission to the cultural events is included in the room rate.

SPA TRE ATMENT Sspa@schloss-elmau.de

Phone: +49 (0) 8823 18 982

ADDRESS82493 Elmau | Germany

schloss@elmau.de www.schloss-elmau.dePhone: +49 (0) 8823 18 0

TH E SC H LOSS ELMAU

EXPER I ENC E

100 km south of Munich tucked deep in the calm of the Bavarian Alps. A sanctuary framed by lofty mountains, rushing streams & crystal clear lakes.

Enjoy the deafening sound of silence. Time suspended in concerts with great artists &a bookstore on the pulse of time. Outstanding food for gourmets & cosmopolitans.

Separate Spas for adults & families. Two unique 5 Star Wellness Hotels. A Luxury Spa Retreat & Cultural Hideaway.

TO P PACK AGES

STAY O NE NIGHT FO R FREEwhen booking 3 nightsarriving on 17, 18, 19, 24 Junewhen booking 4 nightsarriving on 17, 20, 23 June,9, 16, 23 Septemberwhen booking 5 nightsarriving on 10, 17, 22 June, 1 July, 9 September

STAY TWO NIGHTS FOR FREEwhen booking 7 nightsarriving on 17, 20, 29 June, 1 July

KIDS STAY FO R FREEFamilies receive a reduction on the room rate amounting to the full board package for children aged 1 – 5 and the half board package for children aged 6 – 15, when they stay in their parents’ room.

13 June – 13 July26 August – 27 September3 – 11 October4 – 29 November

GIRL S O NLY 175 Euro/night/person when you book at least 3 nights on selected dates for 5 people in a Summit Suite4 people in a Family Suite 3 people in a Junior Suite SPA BRE AK S Arrive on Thursday, Friday or Sunday on selected dates, stay at least 4 nights and receive a spa treatment voucher of up to 180 Euro/ person as a discount on the room rate.

YO GA PACK AGES

JIVA MUK TI YO GA RE TRE ATDaily basic & open courses for beginners & advanced practitioniers with Johannes Mikenda (Spa & Sports Director) and other advanced certified Yoga teachers, all personally trained by Sharon Gannon and David Life in New York.

YO GA RE TRE AT S O F OTHER P O PUL AR YO GA ST YLESBook 5 nights, stay 1 night for free including course fee & Light Lunch Buffet in our Spa Restaurant

JULY1 – 6YIN & RESTO R ATIVE YO GAwith Sona Sondhi

N OVEMBER4 – 9PATRICK BRO OME YO GA , LE VEL 2with Dr. Patrick Broome & Ralph Skuban

11 – 16INSIDE YO GA , LE VEL 2with Young Ho Kim

18 – 23SPIRIT YO GA , LE VEL 2with Patricia Thielemann

SP O RT PACK AGES

ARCHERY RETRE AT1 – 6 JULYBook 5 nights, stay 1 night for freeand learn the art of archery with Christian Kuffer, 8-time German champion.

RUNNING RE TRE AT9 – 13 SEP TEMBERBook 4 nights, stay 1 night for freeand learn or perfect your running technique with Herbert Steffny, former European Champion.Rates include performance diagnostics, gait analysis and daily runs & lectures.

FESTIVAL PACK AGES

THE ROM ANTIC ER A9 – 17 JUNEBook 5 nights, stay 1 night for freeArrive on Sunday 10 June

RICHARD STRAUSS FESTIVAL24 – 27 JUNEBook 3 nights, stay 1 night for freeArrive on Sunday 24 June

20 TH EU ROPEAN JAZZTIVAL14 – 18 NOVEMBER Book 4 nights, stay 1 night for free Arrive on Wednesday 14 November 10 T H VERBIER FESTIVAL @SCHLOSS EL M AU25 NOVEMBER – 2 DECEMBERBook 5 nights, stay 1 night for freeArrive on Sunday 25 NovemberBook 7 nights, stay 2 nights for free Arrive on Sunday 25 November

Please check available dates on our website:schloss-elmau.de/en/offers

JUNE

1THE M A X MUT ZKE E XPERIENCEM A X MUT ZKE vocalsBRUN O MÜLLER guitarENRIQUE UGARTE accordionLUT Z KR A JENSKI pianoJazz

2PABLO HELD pianoRO BERT L ANDFER M ANN bassJO NA S BURGWINKEL drumsJazz

6CÉDRIC HANRIOT pianoBERTR AND BERUARD bassELIE M ARTIN - CHARRIÈRE drumsJazz

9 – 16MUSIC O F THE ROM ANTIC ER A

9CHRISTIANE K ARG sopranoMICHAEL NAGY baritoneGERO LD HUBER pianoWolf

10JANINE JANSEN violinTO RLEIF THEDÉEN celloALE X ANDER GAVRYLYUK pianoRachmaninov, Franck

11DANA ZEMT SOV violaANNA FED O ROVA pianoSchumann, Brahms, Piazzolla et al.

TABE A ZIM MER M ANN violaDÉNES VÁR JO N pianoClarke, Kurtag, Liszt, Chopin

12WILLIA M YOUN pianoSchubert, Mozart, Liszt

CHRISTIANNE STOTIJN mezzo-sopranoJOSEPH BREINL pianoBrahms, Bartók et al.

13JANINE JANSEN & FRIENDSSchubert

14ADRIEN BO ISSE AU violaGA SPARD DEHAENE pianoSchumann

C A MIEL BO OMSM A pianoChopin, Schubert

15FLO RIAN BO ESCH baritoneM ALCO L M M ARTINE AU pianoKrenek, Schubert

C A SAL QUARTE T FEL IX FROSCHHA M MER violinR ACHEL SPÄTH violin M ARKUS FLECK violaANDRE A S FLECK cello&SEBA STIAN M ANZ clarinetFuchs, Schumann, Weber

16IGO R LE VIT pianoBeethoven

23QUARTO NALMIRKO LUDWIG tenorFLO RIAN SIE VER S tenorCHRISTO PH BEHM baritoneSÖ NKE TA MS FREIER bassClassical

26 – 28RICHARD STRAUSS FESTIVAL @ SCHLOSS ELMAU

26O LLI MUSTO NEN pianoStrauss, Shchedrin, Mustonen, Prokofiev

27FELIX NEUREUTHER Professional skierALE X ANDER L IEBREICH moderation“Faszination Alpen”In conversation

30JOACHIM ME YERH O FF reads“Die Zweisamkeit der Einzelgänger”Author's reading

BARBR A N O H

14R AFAL STEPIEN pianoKINGA GLYK bassIREK GLYK drumsJazz

16 JA ZZR AUSCH BIGBAND“Moebius Strip”Jazz

17GANES “an cunta che”ELISABE TH SCHUEN vocals, violin, synth, percussionM ARLENE SCHUEN vocals, violin, guitarNATALIE PLÖ GER vocals, bass World

18M ARI KO DA M A pianoMOMO KO DA M A pianoMozart, Stravinsky

21PABLO FERR ÁNDEZ celloFEDERICO CO LLI pianoSchumann, Brahms, Shostakovich

23CLEO & JAN LULE Y BANDCLEO vocals, violinJAN LULE Y pianoL INDY HUPPERT SBERG bassTO BIA S SCHIR MER drumsJazz

25GIO R A FEIDM AN SE X TE T“Klezmer for Peace”GIO R A FEIDM AN clarinetANDRE T SIRLIN saxGÜRK AN BALK AN oud, guitar, vocalsMUHIT TIN TEMEL kanun, vocalsHIL A O FEK harpMUR AT COSKUN percussion, vocalsJazz

26M ANU K ATCHÉ “The Scope”PATRICK M AN OUGUIAN guitarELVIN GALL AND pianoJÉRÔME REGARD bassM ANU K ATCHÉ drumsJazz

27“Brexit, Germany & the EU”K AT YA ADLER BBC Europe Editor, BrusselsMISHAL HUSAIN BBC BroadcasterDiscussion in English

28ERIC WAKENIUS guitarULF WAKENIUS guitar“Father and Son”Jazz

30PE TR A MO R SBACH reads“Justizpalast”MO NIK A GRÜT TER S moderationAuthor's reading & discussion

31YOUN SUN NAH QUINTETYOUN SUN NAH vocalsTOMEK MIERN OWSKI guitarFR ANK WO ESTE keys BR AD CHRISTO PHER JO NES bass DAN RIESER drumsJazz

JULY

4CL ARINE T MUSIC FROM KO LL M ANNSBERGER & BAVARIAN DANCE MUSICWorld

5M ARTIN SCHMIT T piano“Aufbassn”Blues

7BO SKOVHUS baritoneSTEFAN VL ADAR pianoSchumann

9M ARCIN WA SILEWSKI TRIOM ARCIN WA SILEWSKI pianoSL AWOMIR KURKIEWICZ bassMICHAL MISKIEWICZ percussionJazz

10THE VI JAY IYER SE X TE TSTE VE LEHM AN alto saxM ARK SHIM tenor saxGR AHA M HAYNES cornet, hornVIJAY IYER piano, rhodesSTEPHAN CRUMP bassJEREMY DUT TO N drumsJazz

12JO O KR AUS & TAIL S IN TO NES TRIOJO O KR AUS trumpetR ALF SCHMIDT pianoVEIT HÜBNER bassTO R STEN KRILL drumsJazz

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EDUTAINMENT WORKSHOPSFOR KIDS | AGES 6 – 15

JULY2 – 6CR AF T WO RK SH O Pwith Regine Lautefrom age 6

2 – 6CRE ATIVE WRITINGwith Angelika Glitzfrom age 12

9 – 13L ITER ATURE WO RK SH O Pwith Nadine Schwengenbecherages 6 – 11

16 – 20CHESS AC ADEMYwith Dijana & Peter Dengler and Luka Komljenovicfrom age 6

21 – 23RO BERTA / PEPP @ MINT IT- AND COMPUTER WO RK SH O Pwith Andrea Herold, Birgit Steinbrunner & Thomas Steyerlfrom age 8

23 – 27CHESS AC ADEMYwith Dijana & Peter Dengler and Luka Komljenovicfrom age 6

29 – 3 AUGUSTFIL M WO RK SH O Pwith Johannes Sauerhöferfrom age 9

30 – 3 AUGUSTSCIENCE L ABwith Ulrike Albrecht & Teamages 4 – 11

AUGUST6 – 9PHILOSO PHIZINGwith Hans-Joachim Müllerfrom age 10

6 – 10PHILO LIN OPHILOSO PHIZE WITH CHILDRENwith Katharina Bralo-Zeitler & Caroline Hosmannages 6 – 8

6 – 10CR AF T WO RK SH O Pwith Regine Lautefrom age 8

13 – 17SCIENCE L ABwith Ulrike Albrecht & Teamages 4 – 11

20 – 24WO O D WO RK SH O Pwith Alexandra Syrbefrom age 8

20 – 24MINT FO R KIDSE XPERIMENT S O N E VERYDAY TO PICSwith Claudia Bousset & Nele Kisterages 6 – 11

20 – 24DEBATING CLUBYOUTH IN DIALO GUE : EURO PEwith Claudia Bousset & Nele Kisterages 13 – 16

26 – 31FIL M WO RK SH O Pwith Andres Müllerfrom age 10

27 – 31CR AF T WO RK SH O Pwith Regine Lautefrom age 6

SEP TEMBER3 – 7EINSTEIN ENGLISH THE ATER C A MPwith Eric Gladhartages 6 – 10

3 – 7ZO OM – PH OTO WO RK-SH O P FO R KIDS & TEENSwith Micha Pawlitzkifrom age 6 and from age 12

O C TO BER6 – 12WO O D WO RK SH O Pwith Alexandra Syrbefrom age 8

12 – 15RO BERTA / PEPP @ MINT IT- AND COMPUTER WO RK SH O Pwith Andrea Herold, Birgit Steinbrunner & Thomas Steyerlfrom age 8

15 – 19SCIENCE L ABwith Ulrike Albrecht & Teamages 4 – 11

15 – 19YO GA FO R KIDS & TEENSwith Kristina Böingfrom age 6 and from age 12

22 – 26L ITER ATURE WO RK SH O Pwith Nadine Schwengenbecherages 6 – 11

22 – 26PHILO LIN OPHILOSO PHIZE WITH CHILDRENwith Katharina Bralo-Zeitler & Caroline Hosmannages 6 – 8

27 – 31TEENS -YO GI -TAINMENTwith Nadine Schwengenbecherfrom age 12

27 RESIDENTIAL SCH O O LING IN N O RTH A MERIC A with Monika NottebohmTalk for parents

29 – 2 NOVEMBERCHESS AC ADEMYwith Dijana & Peter Dengler and Luka Komljenovicfrom age 6

All workshops are bilingual (German & English) except the Literature Workshop in which only German is spoken. As our workshops are popular, we recommend that you register your children as participants when booking your room.

Subject to change without notice.

Martha Argerich and Sergei Babayan at the Deutsche Grammophon Recording November 2017

SP O RT S & ADVENTUREAGES 6 – 15

Play tennis or golf with or without instructor, learn archery, hone your trampo-line skills, swim in pools or the nearby lake, go kayaking, play soccer or baseball, play pingpong or chess, climb peaks, cross gorges, learn rope climbing, go canyoneering, geo-caching, explore the beauty of the mountains with mountain bikes or E-bikes, enjoy chaos rally, camp fires and archery by torchlight.

25 – 30 June | 2 – 7, 9 – 14, 16 – 21 July23 – 28 July | 30 July – 4 August6 – 11, 13 – 18, 20 – 25 August27 August – 1 September3 – 8 September | 1 – 6 October8 – 13, 15 – 20, 22 – 27 October29 October – 3 November

ARCHERY RE TRE ATAGES 11 – 151 – 5 JULY

Kids & Teens can learn the art of archery in four days with Christian Kuffer, the 8-time German Champion. Participants will not only receive an introduction to the technique & 3D courses, but also special training to improve their coordination skills.

SO CCER C A MP SAGES 8 – 11 | AGES 12 – 15

The football camps are led by youth trainers from the VfB Stuttgart or RB Leipzig and will take place on the outstanding soccer pitch and training grounds in the nearby village of Krün.

2 – 6 July9 – 13 July16 – 20 July23 – 27 July30 July – 3 August6 – 10 August13 – 17 August20 – 24 August27 – 31 August3 – 7 September

KIDS CRE ATIVEAGES 1 – 5

A varied indoor/outdoor programme offered during the holiday seasons with games, arts & crafts, puzzles, dancing, singing, experi-ments and painting.

23 June – 8 September1 October – 3 November

KIDS CLUBAGES 1 – 5

For relaxed parents and kids who can already leave their parents' side. Open daily 9 am – 9 pm.

KIDS STAY FO R FREEFamilies receive a reduction on the room rate amounting to the full board package for children aged 1 – 5 and the half board package for children aged 6 – 15, when they stay in their parents’ room.

13 June – 13 July26 August – 27 September3 – 11 October4 – 29 November

AUGUST

2A MIT PELED celloDANIEL DEL PIN O piano“Homage to Pablo Casals”Couperin, Bach, Beethoven, Fauré et al.

3EMIL BR AND QVIST TRIOTUOM A S TURUNEN pianoM A X TH O RNBERG bassEMIL BR AND QVIST drumsJazz

4A XEL MILBERG readsEDUARD VO N KE YSERLING“Fürstinnen”HORST LAUINGER IntroductionReading

DJ M ARKUS WINTERPop

6VIK TO RIA MULLOVA violinK ATIA L ABÈQUE pianoSchumann, Takemitsu, Pärt, Ravel

7 GABRIEL A SCHERER mezzo-sopranoMICHAEL VO LLE baritoneSAR AH T YSM AN pianoWagner, Strauss

9VINCENT HENDRICK S “Our Post-Factual World”TH OM A S K AUSCH moderationDiscussion in English

10GAUTIER C APUÇO N celloGÜLRU ENSARI pianoClassical

11M ARTIN ME YER reads“Gerade gesternVom allmählichen Verschwinden des Gewohnten”Author's reading

13DAISHIN K A SHIMOTO violinL AWRENCE P OWER violaANTO NIO LYSY celloALESSIO BA X pianoLUCILLE CHUNG pianoSchubert, Schumann

14ANDRE A WULF reads “Alexander von Humboldt und die Erfindung der Natur”DENIS SCHECK moderationAuthor's reading & discussion

15JAN LUND GREN QUARTE TJUKK A PERKO saxJAN LUND GREN pianoDAN BERGLUND bassMO RTEN LUND drums“Potsdamer Platz”Jazz

16BAHAR DÖRDÜNCÜ pianoUFUK DÖRDÜNCÜ pianoDebussy, Stravinsky, Trotignon

17HEINZ BUDE reads“Adorno für Ruinenkinder Eine Geschichte von 1968”SIMO N STR AUSS moderationAuthor's reading & discussion

18O LGA SCHEP S piano“100% Scooter (Piano Only)”Variations on Scooter Songs by Sven Helbig

20TO RD GUSTAVSEN piano, electronicsSIGURD H O LE bassJARLE VESPESTAD drumsJazz

22SEBA STIAN GÜRTLER violinFLO RIAN WILLEITNER violinGEO RG BREINSCHMID bassJazz

23FR ANÇO IS JOUBERT- C AILLE T viola da gambaTA M AR HALPERIN keysM ARC ROMBOY electronics “Variations”Modern Classical

25NATAN SZNAIDER reads“Gesellschaften in Israel” Author's reading & discussion

29YEK WO N SUNWO O pianoPrizewinner of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition 2017Brahms, Schubert

30NIL S WÜLKER QUARTE TNIL S WÜLKER trumpet, hornARNE JANSEN guitar EDWARD M ACLE AN bass M AT THIA S MEUSEL drums Jazz

SEP TEMBER

1TRIO VIBR ARTMIGUEL CO LOM violinFERNAND O ARIA S celloJUAN PÉREZ FLO RISTÁN pianoSchubert, Dvorák

4JENS HAR ZER reads JOSEPH CO NR AD“Amy Foster”Reading

5MILOS guitar & STRING QUINTE T Villa-Lobos, De Falla, Boccherini et al.

8ANTO INE TA MESTIT viola M A SATO SUZUKI harpsichordBach

11 GUID O RIMO NDA violin CRISTINA C ANZIANI piano“Le Violon Noir” Gluck, Tartini, Ravel et al.

13CHRISTIAN GERHAHER baritone GERO LD HUBER piano Schubert: Swan Song

29SCHAGHA JEGH N OSR ATI piano Bach, Beethoven, Schubert

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28PRO F. DR . ANDRES LEPIK Director of the Museum of Architecture Munich “Nicht nur Königsschlösser: Architektur in Bayern unter König Ludwig II”Lecture

The popular image of the isolated “fairytale king” Ludwig II, which had already formed during his lifetime, remains at the forefront of everyone's mind. But the idea that the King was not interested in the problems of his time and neglected his political duties is to be fun- damentally revised in the face of new research. In reality, Ludwig II spent his life in office advocating social reform, advancing technical progress, and actively involved in nume-rous public projects in the field of construction: from the orphanage to the child-ren's hospital, the sewage system, bridge construction and the industrial exhibition to the train station and synagogue. In public percep- tion (but also in science), the royal palaces have so far outshined all other aspects of architecture of its time. It is therefore high time to rightly display Ludwig II's commitment to the architec-ture of his time on the basis of existing documents and buildings.

29GUIDED HIKE TO SCHACHEN

14 – 18BO O K FAIR WEEK Presentation of the autumn releases

14Book Critics at Schloss ElmauI JOM A M ANGO LD,DENIS SCHECK & INSA WILKEDirectly following the Frankfurt Book Fair, three distinguished literary critics travel to Schloss Elmau to present the most important literary releases of the autumn and to discuss their significance and quality. On the following days, they will hold talks with authors of their choice.

18ESPEN ERIK SEN TRIOESPEN ERIK SEN piano L AR S TO R MO D JENSE T bassANDRE A S BYE drumsJazz

20DAVID HELBO CK ' S R AND OM / CO NTRO LANDRE A S BRO GER winds, percussionJO HANNES BÄR brass, electronics, percussionDAVID HELBO CK keys, electronics, percussionJazz

22DEBO R AH FELDM ANN reads“EntinnerungÜber das Paradox des Gedenkens an den Holocaust”CHRISTIAN RUZICSK A moderationAuthor's reading & discussion

O C TO BER

2JAN OSK A ENSEMBLEO NDRE J JAN OSK A violin ROM AN JAN OSK A violin FR ANTISEK JAN OSK A piano JULIUS DARVA S bass Strauss, Kreisler, Janoska, Bizet et al.

3CHRISTIAN TET ZL AFF violinBach, Ysaye

5PHIL IPP WEISS reads“Am Weltenrand sitzen die Menschen und lachen”Author’s reading

6L AR S DANIEL SSO NQUARTE T “Liberetto III” JO HN PARRICELLI guitar GRÉGO RY PRIVAT piano L AR S DANIEL SSO N bass M AGNUS ÖSTRÖM drumsJazz

11 SA SCHK A HABERL violin PAUL RIVINIUS piano Tartini, Mozart, Korngold, Prokofiev

12VIK TO RIA TO L STOY & CL AES CRO NA TRIO“My Favorites” V IK TO RIA TO L STOY vocals CL AES CRO NA piano M AT TIA S SVENSSO N bass R A SMUS KIHLBERG drumsJazz

13FABRIZIO CHIOVET TA pianoBerg, Mozart, Schubert

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24SABINE ME YER clarinet& ALLIAGE QUINTETDANIEL GAUTHIER soprano saxMIGUEL VALLES M ATEUalto saxSIMO N HANR ATH tenor saxSEBA STIAN P OT TMEIERbaritone saxJANG EUN BAE PIAN OClassical

25CHRISTEL LEE violinTATIANA CHERNICHK A pianoBeethoven, Dvorák, Saint-Saëns

26OMER KLEIN TRIOOMER KLEIN pianoHAGGAI CO HEN - MILO bassA MIR BRESSLER drumsJazz

27TA M AR HALPERIN keys GUY STERNBERG electronicsJazz

28PRIYA MITCHELL violinYEFIM BRO NFM AN pianoBrahms, Schumann et al.

29LO RENZO GAT TO violinC A MILLE TH OM A S celloJULIEN L IBEER pianoClassical

31CL AR A -JUMI K ANG violinYEO L EUM SO N pianoSchumann, Prokofiev, Strauss

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N OVEMBER

1EIVIND A AR SE T guitarAUDUN ERLIEN bassWE TLE H O LTE drumsERL AND DAHLEN percussion Jazz

2L ISA BATIA SHVIL I violinGAUTIER C APUÇO N celloJE AN -Y VES THIBAUDET pianoShostakovich, Ravel, Mendelssohn Bartholdy

3JO HANN SCHEERER reads“Wir sind dann wohl die Angehörigen. Die Geschichte einer Entführung”FELICITA S VO N LOVENBERG moderationAuthor's reading & discussion

10 DANIEL RÖ HN violinPAUL RIVINIUS piano “The Kreisler Story”Kreisler, Debussy, Suk, Sarasate et al.

14 – 1820 T H EURO PE AN JA ZZ TIVAL

14M ACIE J O BAR A QUARTE T M ACIE J O BAR A alto sax D OMINIK WANIA pianoO LE MO RTEN VÅGAN bassGARD NIL SSEN drums

JAKO B BRO TRIO JAKO B BRO guitarTH OM A S MO RGAN bassJO E Y BARO N drums

15RENAUD GARCIA-FONS TRIODAVID VENITUCCI accordionRENAUD GARCIA-FONS bassSTEPHAN C AR ACCI vibraphone, drums

TILL BRÖ NNER trumpetDIE TER ILG bass“Nightfall”

16JOACHIM KÜHN pianoCHRIS JENNINGS bassERIC SCHAEFER drums“Beauty & Truth”

MOUSSA COULIBALY balafon, ngoni, vocals, percussionJOHANNES L AUER trombone, percussionRO BERT L ANDFER M ANN bass

17ANTO NIO SANCHEZ & BAND “Migration Project”THANA ALE X A vocalsSE A MUS BL AKE sax, ewiJO HN ESCREE T piano, rhodesO RL AND O LE FLEMING bassANTO NIO SANCHEZ drums

NIL S L AND GREN trombone & vocalsL ISA WULFF bass ERIC STAIGER pianoSILVAN STR AUSS drums

19 – 24SCHLOSS EL M AULITER ATURE WEEKSamuel BeckettKein Endspiel – das Scheitern als kreative Möglichkeit“Immer versucht. Immer gescheitert. Egal. Wieder versuchen. Wieder scheitern. Besser scheitern.” Samuel Beckett

22IST VÁN VARDAI celloENRICO PACE pianoBach, Bartók, Brahms

24 N OVEMBER – 2 DECEMBER10 T H VERBIER FESTIVAL @ SCHLOSS EL M AUMartin T:son Engstroem, Founder and Director of the famous Verbier Festival in the Swiss Alps, that is celebra- ting its 25th anniversary this year, will again present some of the most promising young musicians on the cusp of great careers to perform in solo, chamber and orchestra concerts with the Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Gábor Takács-Nagy.

The final programme with two concerts per day will be published in September

PUB LISHING CREDIT S

PUBLISHERSchloss Elmau GmbH & Co. KGIn Elmau 2, 82493 Elmau

M ANAGING PARTNER & ARTISTIC DIREC TIO NDietmar Mueller-Elmau

GENER AL M ANAGER Nikolai Bloyd

EDITO R- IN - CHIEF & PRO DUC TIO NNaomi Jödicke Assistant: Martina Aulig

DESIGNMarkus RaspAnzinger und Rasp/Munich

L ITH O GR APHMXM Munich

PRINT/ M AILING Gotteswinter & Aumaier

PH OTOSMarco Borggreve, Amanda Marsalis, Dietmar Mueller-Elmau, Bert Heinzlmeier, Christian Krinninger, Daniel Breidt,Ulrike Myrzik, Leopold Fiala, Fridolin Felix FullSchachen: Ulrike Myrzik on behalf of the Museum of Architecture Munich for the exhibition on the buildings of Ludwig II.

Subject to change.

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