Festive summer concerts in royal ambience

Programm:

Verdi:  Ouvertüre aus „Traviata“
Chopin: Klavierkonzert Nr.2 F-Moll
Schubert: Symphonie Nr.8 „Unvollendete“

Xintian Zhu - Klavier & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.

Recreation at any weather.

Concert, dinner with champagne reception, royal stories and fireworks.

A historical journey over the sea.

Programm:

Mozart: Konzert für Flöte und Harfe
Mahler: Symphonie Nr.5 Adagietto
Debussy: Danse sacrée et dance profane
Bizet: „Carmen Fantasy“ für Flöte
Smetana: „Die Moldau“
J. Strauß: „An der schönen blauen Donau“  Walzer 

J. Schöllhorn- Flöte, E. Jaulmes- Harfe & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.

Recreation at any weather.

Concert, dinner with champagne reception, royal stories and fireworks.

A historical journey over the sea.

Programm:

Rossini: „Wilhelm Tell”- Ouvertüre
Brahms: Violinkonzert D-Dur
Mozart: Oboenkonzert C-Dur
Mendelssohn: “Sommernachtstraum”-Suite
Gershwin: “Summertime”

Roman Kim – Violine, Giovanni De Angeli – Oboe & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.

Programm:

Verdi: Ouvertüre aus “La Traviata”
Gershwin: „Rhapsody in blue”
Mozart: Klavierkonzert KV 449
Dvorak: „Aus der Neuen Welt”-Suite

Frank Fanming Ling - Klavier & Residenz-Solisten

The Cuvilliés Theater is one only of the most beautiful and also one of the most important rococo theaters in Europe. In 1753, the hall, decorated entirely in royal purple and gold, with it‘s 14 boxes on 4 floors under Maximilian III. Joseph will be opened. Well-known operas such as Mozart's “Indomeneo” were premiered here. In 1806, Emperor Napoleon attended the opera “Don Giovanni” on the occasion of the inauguration of Bavaria. The Cuvilliés Theater with its “Style rocaille” is an art-historical work of art.

Experience the Residence Soloists in this unique, magnificent environment with a richness of sound that does credit to the masters of classical music and makes their performance a very special listening pleasure.

The Middle Logde is only available per phone-call under: +49 89 2897 5597

Due to limited places, wheelcair seats can only booked through +49 89 2897 5597 manually.

Recreation at any weather.

Concert, dinner with champagne reception, royal stories and fireworks.

A historical journey over the sea.

Händel: „Water music“ für trumpet & strings D-Dur
Telemann: Table music for trumpet, oboe & strings
Haydn:  Concert for trumpet
Mendelssohn: Concert for violin E-Moll
Paganini: „La Campanella"

The antiquarium wing built under Duke Albrecht V forms the southern wing of a courtyard complex rounded off under Duke Maximilian I. The courtyard, which was used for tournaments and as a carriage driveway at the time, got its name from the fountain in the center of the eight-sided courtyard, which is crowned by a bronze statue of Duke Otto I, the first Bavarian duke from the House of Wittelsbach .

Programm:

Haydn: Trompetenkonzert
Telemann: Tafelmusik für Trompete, Oboe,& Streicher  
Händel:  „Wassermusik“ für Trompete, Oboe,& Streicher
Mozart: Symphonie “Haffner”
Mendelssohn: “Sommernachtstraum”-Suite

GABRIELE  CASSONE - Trompete & Residenz-Solisten

Elector Max Emanuel had the New Schleißheim Palace with its wonderful baroque court garden built in 1701 based on the model of Versailles - in the hope of achieving imperial dignity - and was the summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family for centuries. The palace complex bears witness to the power, wealth and prestige of the Wittelsbach family. With their concerts in the baroque hall, the resident soloists relive well-known masterpieces in a dignified ambience.

Recreation at any weather.

Concert, dinner with champagne reception, royal stories and fireworks.

A historical journey over the sea.