RO OM RESERVATIO NS reservations@schloss-elmau.de
Phone: +49 (0) 8823 18 170
CULTUR AL E VENT S kultur@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 S spa@schloss-elmau.de
Phone: +49 (0) 8823 18 982
ADDRESS 82493 Elmau | Germany
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 FREE when booking 3 nights arriving on 17, 18, 19, 24 June when booking 4 nights arriving on 17, 20, 23 June, 9, 16, 23 September when booking 5 nights arriving on 10, 17, 22 June, 1 July, 9 September
STAY TWO NIGHTS FOR FREE when booking 7 nights arriving on 17, 20, 29 June, 1 July
KIDS STAY FO R FREE Families 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 July 26 August – 27 September 3 – 11 October 4 – 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 Suite 4 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 AT Daily 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 YLES Book 5 nights, stay 1 night for free including course fee & Light Lunch Buffet in our Spa Restaurant
JULY 1 – 6 YIN & RESTO R ATIVE YO GA with Sona Sondhi
N OVEMBER 4 – 9 PATRICK BRO OME YO GA , LE VEL 2 with Dr. Patrick Broome & Ralph Skuban
11 – 16 INSIDE YO GA , LE VEL 2 with Young Ho Kim
18 – 23 SPIRIT YO GA , LE VEL 2 with Patricia Thielemann
SP O RT PACK AGES
ARCHERY RETRE AT 1 – 6 JULY Book 5 nights, stay 1 night for free and learn the art of archery with Christian Kuffer, 8-time German champion.
RUNNING RE TRE AT 9 – 13 SEP TEMBER Book 4 nights, stay 1 night for free and 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 A 9 – 17 JUNE Book 5 nights, stay 1 night for free Arrive on Sunday 10 June
RICHARD STRAUSS FESTIVAL 24 – 27 JUNE Book 3 nights, stay 1 night for free Arrive on Sunday 24 June
20 TH EU ROPEAN JAZZTIVAL 14 – 18 NOVEMBER Book 4 nights, stay 1 night for free Arrive on Wednesday 14 November 10 T H VERBIER FESTIVAL @ SCHLOSS EL M AU 25 NOVEMBER – 2 DECEMBER Book 5 nights, stay 1 night for free Arrive on Sunday 25 November Book 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
1 THE M A X MUT ZKE E XPERIENCE M A X MUT ZKE vocals BRUN O MÜLLER guitar ENRIQUE UGARTE accordion LUT Z KR A JENSKI piano Jazz
2 PABLO HELD piano RO BERT L ANDFER M ANN bass JO NA S BURGWINKEL drums Jazz
6 CÉDRIC HANRIOT piano BERTR AND BERUARD bass ELIE M ARTIN - CHARRIÈRE drums Jazz
9 – 16 MUSIC O F THE ROM ANTIC ER A
9 CHRISTIANE K ARG soprano MICHAEL NAGY baritone GERO LD HUBER piano Wolf
10 JANINE JANSEN violin TO RLEIF THEDÉEN cello ALE X ANDER GAVRYLYUK piano Rachmaninov, Franck
11 DANA ZEMT SOV viola ANNA FED O ROVA piano Schumann, Brahms, Piazzolla et al.
TABE A ZIM MER M ANN viola DÉNES VÁR JO N piano Clarke, Kurtag, Liszt, Chopin
12 WILLIA M YOUN piano Schubert, Mozart, Liszt
CHRISTIANNE STOTIJN mezzo-soprano JOSEPH BREINL piano Brahms, Bartók et al.
13 JANINE JANSEN & FRIENDS Schubert
14 ADRIEN BO ISSE AU viola GA SPARD DEHAENE piano Schumann
C A MIEL BO OMSM A piano Chopin, Schubert
15 FLO RIAN BO ESCH baritone M ALCO L M M ARTINE AU piano Krenek, Schubert
C A SAL QUARTE T FEL IX FROSCHHA M MER violin R ACHEL SPÄTH violin M ARKUS FLECK viola ANDRE A S FLECK cello & SEBA STIAN M ANZ clarinet Fuchs, Schumann, Weber
16 IGO R LE VIT piano Beethoven
23 QUARTO NAL MIRKO LUDWIG tenor FLO RIAN SIE VER S tenor CHRISTO PH BEHM baritone SÖ NKE TA MS FREIER bass Classical
26 – 28 RICHARD STRAUSS FESTIVAL @ SCHLOSS ELMAU
26 O LLI MUSTO NEN piano Strauss, Shchedrin, Mustonen, Prokofiev
27 FELIX NEUREUTHER Professional skier ALE X ANDER L IEBREICH moderation “Faszination Alpen” In conversation
30 JOACHIM ME YERH O FF reads “Die Zweisamkeit der Einzelgänger” Author's reading
BARBR A N O H
14 R AFAL STEPIEN piano KINGA GLYK bass IREK GLYK drums Jazz
16 JA ZZR AUSCH BIGBAND “Moebius Strip” Jazz
17 GANES “an cunta che” ELISABE TH SCHUEN vocals, violin, synth, percussion M ARLENE SCHUEN vocals, violin, guitar NATALIE PLÖ GER vocals, bass World
18 M ARI KO DA M A piano MOMO KO DA M A piano Mozart, Stravinsky
21 PABLO FERR ÁNDEZ cello FEDERICO CO LLI piano Schumann, Brahms, Shostakovich
23 CLEO & JAN LULE Y BAND CLEO vocals, violin JAN LULE Y piano L INDY HUPPERT SBERG bass TO BIA S SCHIR MER drums Jazz
25 GIO R A FEIDM AN SE X TE T “Klezmer for Peace” GIO R A FEIDM AN clarinet ANDRE T SIRLIN sax GÜRK AN BALK AN oud, guitar, vocals MUHIT TIN TEMEL kanun, vocals HIL A O FEK harp MUR AT COSKUN percussion, vocals Jazz
26 M ANU K ATCHÉ “The Scope” PATRICK M AN OUGUIAN guitar ELVIN GALL AND piano JÉRÔME REGARD bass M ANU K ATCHÉ drums Jazz
27 “Brexit, Germany & the EU” K AT YA ADLER BBC Europe Editor, Brussels MISHAL HUSAIN BBC Broadcaster Discussion in English
28 ERIC WAKENIUS guitar ULF WAKENIUS guitar “Father and Son” Jazz
30 PE TR A MO R SBACH reads “Justizpalast” MO NIK A GRÜT TER S moderation Author's reading & discussion
31 YOUN SUN NAH QUINTET YOUN SUN NAH vocals TOMEK MIERN OWSKI guitar FR ANK WO ESTE keys BR AD CHRISTO PHER JO NES bass DAN RIESER drums Jazz
JULY
4 CL ARINE T MUSIC FROM KO LL M ANNSBERGER & BAVARIAN DANCE MUSIC World
5 M ARTIN SCHMIT T piano “Aufbassn” Blues
7 BO SKOVHUS baritone STEFAN VL ADAR piano Schumann
9 M ARCIN WA SILEWSKI TRIO M ARCIN WA SILEWSKI piano SL AWOMIR KURKIEWICZ bass MICHAL MISKIEWICZ percussion Jazz
10 THE VI JAY IYER SE X TE T STE VE LEHM AN alto sax M ARK SHIM tenor sax GR AHA M HAYNES cornet, horn VIJAY IYER piano, rhodes STEPHAN CRUMP bass JEREMY DUT TO N drums Jazz
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EDUTAINMENT WORKSHOPS FOR KIDS | AGES 6 – 15
JULY 2 – 6 CR AF T WO RK SH O P with Regine Laute from age 6
2 – 6 CRE ATIVE WRITING with Angelika Glitz from age 12
9 – 13 L ITER ATURE WO RK SH O P with Nadine Schwengenbecher ages 6 – 11
16 – 20 CHESS AC ADEMY with Dijana & Peter Dengler and Luka Komljenovic from age 6
21 – 23 RO BERTA / PEPP @ MINT IT- AND COMPUTER WO RK SH O P with Andrea Herold, Birgit Steinbrunner & Thomas Steyerl from age 8
23 – 27 CHESS AC ADEMY with Dijana & Peter Dengler and Luka Komljenovic from age 6
29 – 3 AUGUST FIL M WO RK SH O P with Johannes Sauerhöfer from age 9
30 – 3 AUGUST SCIENCE L AB with Ulrike Albrecht & Team ages 4 – 11
AUGUST 6 – 9 PHILOSO PHIZING with Hans-Joachim Müller from age 10
6 – 10 PHILO LIN O PHILOSO PHIZE WITH CHILDREN with Katharina Bralo-Zeitler & Caroline Hosmann ages 6 – 8
6 – 10 CR AF T WO RK SH O P with Regine Laute from age 8
13 – 17 SCIENCE L AB with Ulrike Albrecht & Team ages 4 – 11
20 – 24 WO O D WO RK SH O P with Alexandra Syrbe from age 8
20 – 24 MINT FO R KIDS E XPERIMENT S O N E VERYDAY TO PICS with Claudia Bousset & Nele Kister ages 6 – 11
20 – 24 DEBATING CLUB YOUTH IN DIALO GUE : EURO PE with Claudia Bousset & Nele Kister ages 13 – 16
26 – 31 FIL M WO RK SH O P with Andres Müller from age 10
27 – 31 CR AF T WO RK SH O P with Regine Laute from age 6
SEP TEMBER 3 – 7 EINSTEIN ENGLISH THE ATER C A MP with Eric Gladhart ages 6 – 10
3 – 7 ZO OM – PH OTO WO RK- SH O P FO R KIDS & TEENS with Micha Pawlitzki from age 6 and from age 12
O C TO BER 6 – 12 WO O D WO RK SH O P with Alexandra Syrbe from age 8
12 – 15 RO BERTA / PEPP @ MINT IT- AND COMPUTER WO RK SH O P with Andrea Herold, Birgit Steinbrunner & Thomas Steyerl from age 8
15 – 19 SCIENCE L AB with Ulrike Albrecht & Team ages 4 – 11
15 – 19 YO GA FO R KIDS & TEENS with Kristina Böing from age 6 and from age 12
22 – 26 L ITER ATURE WO RK SH O P with Nadine Schwengenbecher ages 6 – 11
22 – 26 PHILO LIN O PHILOSO PHIZE WITH CHILDREN with Katharina Bralo-Zeitler & Caroline Hosmann ages 6 – 8
27 – 31 TEENS -YO GI -TAINMENT with Nadine Schwengenbecher from age 12
27 RESIDENTIAL SCH O O LING IN N O RTH A MERIC A with Monika Nottebohm Talk for parents
29 – 2 NOVEMBER CHESS AC ADEMY with Dijana & Peter Dengler and Luka Komljenovic from 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 & ADVENTURE AGES 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 July 23 – 28 July | 30 July – 4 August 6 – 11, 13 – 18, 20 – 25 August 27 August – 1 September 3 – 8 September | 1 – 6 October 8 – 13, 15 – 20, 22 – 27 October 29 October – 3 November
ARCHERY RE TRE AT AGES 11 – 15 1 – 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 S AGES 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 July 9 – 13 July 16 – 20 July 23 – 27 July 30 July – 3 August 6 – 10 August 13 – 17 August 20 – 24 August 27 – 31 August 3 – 7 September
KIDS CRE ATIVE AGES 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 September 1 October – 3 November
KIDS CLUB AGES 1 – 5
For relaxed parents and kids who can already leave their parents' side. Open daily 9 am – 9 pm.
KIDS STAY FO R FREE Families 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 July 26 August – 27 September 3 – 11 October 4 – 29 November
AUGUST
2 A MIT PELED cello DANIEL DEL PIN O piano “Homage to Pablo Casals” Couperin, Bach, Beethoven, Fauré et al.
3 EMIL BR AND QVIST TRIO TUOM A S TURUNEN piano M A X TH O RNBERG bass EMIL BR AND QVIST drums Jazz
4 A XEL MILBERG reads EDUARD VO N KE YSERLING “Fürstinnen” HORST LAUINGER Introduction Reading
DJ M ARKUS WINTER Pop
6 VIK TO RIA MULLOVA violin K ATIA L ABÈQUE piano Schumann, Takemitsu, Pärt, Ravel
7 GABRIEL A SCHERER mezzo-soprano MICHAEL VO LLE baritone SAR AH T YSM AN piano Wagner, Strauss
9 VINCENT HENDRICK S “Our Post-Factual World” TH OM A S K AUSCH moderation Discussion in English
10 GAUTIER C APUÇO N cello GÜLRU ENSARI piano Classical
11 M ARTIN ME YER reads “Gerade gestern Vom allmählichen Verschwinden des Gewohnten” Author's reading
13 DAISHIN K A SHIMOTO violin L AWRENCE P OWER viola ANTO NIO LYSY cello ALESSIO BA X piano LUCILLE CHUNG piano Schubert, Schumann
14 ANDRE A WULF reads “Alexander von Humboldt und die Erfindung der Natur” DENIS SCHECK moderation Author's reading & discussion
15 JAN LUND GREN QUARTE T JUKK A PERKO sax JAN LUND GREN piano DAN BERGLUND bass MO RTEN LUND drums “Potsdamer Platz” Jazz
16 BAHAR DÖRDÜNCÜ piano UFUK DÖRDÜNCÜ piano Debussy, Stravinsky, Trotignon
17 HEINZ BUDE reads “Adorno für Ruinenkinder Eine Geschichte von 1968” SIMO N STR AUSS moderation Author's reading & discussion
18 O LGA SCHEP S piano “100% Scooter (Piano Only)” Variations on Scooter Songs by Sven Helbig
20 TO RD GUSTAVSEN piano, electronics SIGURD H O LE bass JARLE VESPESTAD drums Jazz
22 SEBA STIAN GÜRTLER violin FLO RIAN WILLEITNER violin GEO RG BREINSCHMID bass Jazz
23 FR ANÇO IS JOUBERT- C AILLE T viola da gamba TA M AR HALPERIN keys M ARC ROMBOY electronics “Variations” Modern Classical
25 NATAN SZNAIDER reads “Gesellschaften in Israel” Author's reading & discussion
29 YEK WO N SUNWO O piano Prizewinner of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition 2017 Brahms, Schubert
30 NIL S WÜLKER QUARTE T NIL S WÜLKER trumpet, horn ARNE JANSEN guitar EDWARD M ACLE AN bass M AT THIA S MEUSEL drums Jazz
SEP TEMBER
1 TRIO VIBR ART MIGUEL CO LOM violin FERNAND O ARIA S cello JUAN PÉREZ FLO RISTÁN piano Schubert, Dvorák
4 JENS HAR ZER reads JOSEPH CO NR AD “Amy Foster” Reading
5 MILOS guitar & STRING QUINTE T Villa-Lobos, De Falla, Boccherini et al.
8 ANTO INE TA MESTIT viola M A SATO SUZUKI harpsichord Bach
11 GUID O RIMO NDA violin CRISTINA C ANZIANI piano “Le Violon Noir” Gluck, Tartini, Ravel et al.
13 CHRISTIAN GERHAHER baritone GERO LD HUBER piano Schubert: Swan Song
29 SCHAGHA JEGH N OSR ATI piano Bach, Beethoven, Schubert


28 PRO 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.
29 GUIDED HIKE TO SCHACHEN
14 – 18 BO O K FAIR WEEK Presentation of the autumn releases
14 Book Critics at Schloss Elmau I JOM A M ANGO LD, DENIS SCHECK & INSA WILKE Directly 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.
18 ESPEN ERIK SEN TRIO ESPEN ERIK SEN piano L AR S TO R MO D JENSE T bass ANDRE A S BYE drums Jazz
20 DAVID HELBO CK ' S R AND OM / CO NTRO L ANDRE A S BRO GER winds, percussion JO HANNES BÄR brass, electronics, percussion DAVID HELBO CK keys, electronics, percussion Jazz
22 DEBO R AH FELDM ANN reads “Entinnerung Über das Paradox des Gedenkens an den Holocaust” CHRISTIAN RUZICSK A moderation Author's reading & discussion
O C TO BER
2 JAN OSK A ENSEMBLE O 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.
3 CHRISTIAN TET ZL AFF violin Bach, Ysaye
5 PHIL IPP WEISS reads “Am Weltenrand sitzen die Menschen und lachen” Author’s reading
6 L AR S DANIEL SSO N QUARTE T “Liberetto III” JO HN PARRICELLI guitar GRÉGO RY PRIVAT piano L AR S DANIEL SSO N bass M AGNUS ÖSTRÖM drums Jazz
11 SA SCHK A HABERL violin PAUL RIVINIUS piano Tartini, Mozart, Korngold, Prokofiev
12 VIK 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 drums Jazz
13 FABRIZIO CHIOVET TA piano Berg, Mozart, Schubert

24 SABINE ME YER clarinet & ALLIAGE QUINTET DANIEL GAUTHIER soprano sax MIGUEL VALLES M ATEU alto sax SIMO N HANR ATH tenor sax SEBA STIAN P OT TMEIER baritone sax JANG EUN BAE PIAN O Classical
25 CHRISTEL LEE violin TATIANA CHERNICHK A piano Beethoven, Dvorák, Saint-Saëns
26 OMER KLEIN TRIO OMER KLEIN piano HAGGAI CO HEN - MILO bass A MIR BRESSLER drums Jazz
27 TA M AR HALPERIN keys GUY STERNBERG electronics Jazz
28 PRIYA MITCHELL violin YEFIM BRO NFM AN piano Brahms, Schumann et al.
29 LO RENZO GAT TO violin C A MILLE TH OM A S cello JULIEN L IBEER piano Classical
31 CL AR A -JUMI K ANG violin YEO L EUM SO N piano Schumann, Prokofiev, Strauss

N OVEMBER
1 EIVIND A AR SE T guitar AUDUN ERLIEN bass WE TLE H O LTE drums ERL AND DAHLEN percussion Jazz
2 L ISA BATIA SHVIL I violin GAUTIER C APUÇO N cello JE AN -Y VES THIBAUDET piano Shostakovich, Ravel, Mendelssohn Bartholdy
3 JO HANN SCHEERER reads “Wir sind dann wohl die Angehörigen. Die Geschichte einer Entführung” FELICITA S VO N LOVENBERG moderation Author's reading & discussion
10 DANIEL RÖ HN violin PAUL RIVINIUS piano “The Kreisler Story” Kreisler, Debussy, Suk, Sarasate et al.
14 – 18 20 T H EURO PE AN JA ZZ TIVAL
14 M ACIE J O BAR A QUARTE T M ACIE J O BAR A alto sax D OMINIK WANIA piano O LE MO RTEN VÅGAN bass GARD NIL SSEN drums
JAKO B BRO TRIO JAKO B BRO guitar TH OM A S MO RGAN bass JO E Y BARO N drums
15 RENAUD GARCIA-FONS TRIO DAVID VENITUCCI accordion RENAUD GARCIA-FONS bass STEPHAN C AR ACCI vibraphone, drums
TILL BRÖ NNER trumpet DIE TER ILG bass “Nightfall”
16 JOACHIM KÜHN piano CHRIS JENNINGS bass ERIC SCHAEFER drums “Beauty & Truth”
MOUSSA COULIBALY balafon, ngoni, vocals, percussion JOHANNES L AUER trombone, percussion RO BERT L ANDFER M ANN bass
17 ANTO NIO SANCHEZ & BAND “Migration Project” THANA ALE X A vocals SE A MUS BL AKE sax, ewi JO HN ESCREE T piano, rhodes O RL AND O LE FLEMING bass ANTO NIO SANCHEZ drums
NIL S L AND GREN trombone & vocals L ISA WULFF bass ERIC STAIGER piano SILVAN STR AUSS drums
19 – 24 SCHLOSS EL M AU LITER ATURE WEEK Samuel Beckett Kein Endspiel – das Scheitern als kreative Möglichkeit “Immer versucht. Immer gescheitert. Egal. Wieder versuchen. Wieder scheitern. Besser scheitern.” Samuel Beckett
22 IST VÁN VARDAI cello ENRICO PACE piano Bach, Bartók, Brahms
24 N OVEMBER – 2 DECEMBER 10 T H VERBIER FESTIVAL @ SCHLOSS EL M AU Martin 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
PUBLISHER Schloss Elmau GmbH & Co. KG In Elmau 2, 82493 Elmau
M ANAGING PARTNER & ARTISTIC DIREC TIO N Dietmar Mueller-Elmau
GENER AL M ANAGER Nikolai Bloyd
EDITO R- IN - CHIEF & PRO DUC TIO N Naomi Jödicke Assistant: Martina Aulig
DESIGN Markus Rasp Anzinger und Rasp/Munich
L ITH O GR APH MXM Munich
PRINT/ M AILING Gotteswinter & Aumaier
PH OTOS Marco Borggreve, Amanda Marsalis, Dietmar Mueller- Elmau, Bert Heinzlmeier, Christian Krinninger, Daniel Breidt,Ulrike Myrzik, Leopold Fiala, Fridolin Felix Full Schachen: Ulrike Myrzik on behalf of the Museum of Architecture Munich for the exhibition on the buildings of Ludwig II.
Subject to change.
The Orania.Berlin Experience
Discover a unique luxury hotel in the creative heart of Berlin at the Oranienplatz in Kreuzberg. Relax in an oasis of calm blending subtle asian influences & casual elegance with warm lights & natural materials. Enjoy outstanding food & unbeatable music in a cosmopolitan restaurant, lounge & bar featuring concerts with great artists living in Berlin.
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