When does the concert start?

The chamber concert begins on May 26, 2026, at 8:00 PM.

Where does the event take place?

The venue is the Joseph Keilberth Hall in the Concert and Congress Hall Bamberg.

How much is the admission price?

The standard price is 23 euros, and the reduced ticket costs 17.50 euros.

What works are on the program?

The program includes works by Max Vinetz, Philip Glass, Andy Pape, and Gabriele Campagna, among others.

Is the hall accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the Concert and Congress Hall is disability-friendly; there are special instructions from the organizer for wheelchair seats and disabled parking.

Are there parking options available on site?

Yes, there is an underground garage with 354 parking spaces and 5 disabled parking spaces right next to the hall.

Bamberg Symphony live in Bamberg

Name: Chamber Concert: String Quartet and Percussion
Start: 2026-05-26T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-27T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Joseph-Keilberth-Saal

A chamber concert that recalibrates the pulse of music

On May 26, 2026, sensitive chamber music meets concentrated percussion energy at the Concert and Congress Hall in Bamberg. The program combines four string players with two percussionists in an unusual ensemble that makes colors, rhythms, and tension particularly tangible.

Between hypnotic pull and rhythmic friction

The evening features a carefully curated selection of contemporary and modern works. Max Vinetz presents a playful, material-rich sound idea with lucite dreams, while Philip Glass unfolds the trance-like precision for which his music is globally appreciated with his third string quartet from the Mishima cycle. Andy Pape's caDance focuses on rhythmic complexity and acoustic choreography.

When string players and percussion swap roles

The evening is particularly captivating through the interaction of orchestration and percussive color. Gabriele Campagna's new work for string quartet and two percussionists sharpens the focus on the diverse percussion arsenal and opens up a fresh listening experience. This is where the strength of this concert lies: Each performance acts like a precisely set beam of light, each wave of sound like a brief dramatic impulse.

Bamberg sound space with concert tradition

The Joseph Keilberth Hall of the Bamberg Concert Hall has been the home of the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra for years, providing the ideal setting for a chamber concert of this kind with its excellent acoustics. The proximity to the action, the clear spatial effect, and the intimate ensemble allow even the finest nuances to become audible. Visitors experience not a grand gesture, but maximum musical precision in a concentrated live atmosphere.

Conclusion: An evening for listeners with a sense of detail and tension

This chamber concert promises a concert experience between sonic finesse, pulsating rhythm, and strong stage presence. Anyone wanting to experience modern chamber music in high-class execution should mark this date in Bamberg and be there live.