Herkules Hall of the Munich Residenz

Mozart: Concer for Flute C-Dur KV 299
Vivaldi: Concert for Harp d-moll
Smetana: „The Moldau“
Tschaikowsky: Suite from „Nutcracker“ and „Swan Lake“

J. Schöllhorn - Flute, E. Jaulmes - Harp & Residence-Soloists

The Herkulessaal was originally the throne room of Ludwig I and after the reconstruction, it was used as a concert hall. Up to the opening of the philharmonic concert hall in the Gasteig, it was the most important concert hall in Munich. It has received the name from the wall carpets, which show the Herkuleslegend and was ordered by Herzog Albrecht V in 1556.

J. Strauß: "Fledermaus" Ouverture
Bellini: Oboe Concert Es-Dur
Bizet: Carmen-Suite
Brahms: Ungarian dance
J. Strauß: fast Polka
Weber: "Invitation to dance"
Gershwin: "Rhapsody in Blue"

 Andreas Skouras - Piano & G. De Angeli - Oboe & Residence-Soloists

The Herkulessaal was originally the throne room of Ludwig I and after the reconstruction, it was used as a concert hall. Up to the opening of the philharmonic concert hall in the Gasteig, it was the most important concert hall in Munich. It has received the name from the wall carpets, which show the Herkuleslegend and was ordered by Herzog Albrecht V in 1556.

Rossini: Overture from "The thieving Magpie"

Beethoven: Piano Concert Nr.3

Verdi: Ouverture from "Nabucco"

Beethoven: Symphony Nr.5 C-Moll "Destiny

Andreas Skouras - Klavier & Residenz-Solisten

The Herkulessaal was originally the throne room of Ludwig I and after the reconstruction, it was used as a concert hall. Up to the opening of the philharmonic concert hall in the Gasteig, it was the most important concert hall in Munich. It has received the name from the wall carpets, which show the Herkuleslegend and was ordered by Herzog Albrecht V in 1556.

Vivaldi: Flute Concert "Goldenfinch"

Mercadante: Flute Concert

Weber: Concert piece for piano

Schubert: Symphony Nr.8 „Incomplete"

Verdi/Liszt: Rigoletto - Paraphrase

Bizet: Carmen - Suite

Andreas Skouras - piano & Residence-Soloists

The Herkulessaal was originally the throne room of Ludwig I and after the reconstruction, it was used as a concert hall. Up to the opening of the philharmonic concert hall in the Gasteig, it was the most important concert hall in Munich. It has received the name from the wall carpets, which show the Herkuleslegend and was ordered by Herzog Albrecht V in 1556.

Handverlesene Perlen der Klassik von den Residenz-Solisten

The Herkulessaal was originally the throne room of Ludwig I and after the reconstruction, it was used as a concert hall. Up to the opening of the philharmonic concert hall in the Gasteig, it was the most important concert hall in Munich. It has received the name from the wall carpets, which show the Herkuleslegend and was ordered by Herzog Albrecht V in 1556.

Handverlesene Perlen der Klassik von den Residenz-Solisten

The Herkulessaal was originally the throne room of Ludwig I and after the reconstruction, it was used as a concert hall. Up to the opening of the philharmonic concert hall in the Gasteig, it was the most important concert hall in Munich. It has received the name from the wall carpets, which show the Herkuleslegend and was ordered by Herzog Albrecht V in 1556.

Handverlesene Perlen der Klassik von den Residenz-Solisten

The Herkulessaal was originally the throne room of Ludwig I and after the reconstruction, it was used as a concert hall. Up to the opening of the philharmonic concert hall in the Gasteig, it was the most important concert hall in Munich. It has received the name from the wall carpets, which show the Herkuleslegend and was ordered by Herzog Albrecht V in 1556.

Handverlesene Perlen der Klassik von den Residenz-Solisten

The best things come in small packages: With wonderful stucco works and crystal, chandeliers equipped Max's Joseph hall is for many a small pearl in the residence and forms the perfect frame for classical concerts. Just chamber music friends estimate the intimate character of the space.