Ei Gude, wie? delights Mainz: Final concert in the Red Hall of HfM

Dialect meets stage magic: The final concert brings Mainz to life

On December 2, 2026, at 7:30 PM, the Red Hall of the Mainz University of Music will transform into a space full of sound colors, linguistic wit, and youthful stage energy. The final concert of the workshop for singing and practical piano playing combines dialect, regional language varieties, and other linguistic forms for an unusual concert experience with 48 students of music education. ([veranstaltungen.uni-mainz.de](https://veranstaltungen.uni-mainz.de/detail/9473-ei-gude%2C-wie%3F-%E2%80%93-abschlusskonzert-des-workshops-fuer-gesang-und-schulpraktisches/1-hochschule-fuer-musik?utm_source=openai))

A workshop that rethinks voice and language

For three days, participants worked on songs that were individually modified and performed in both regional and international language varieties. The supervision is provided by Prof. Hans Christoph Begemann, Prof. Alexander Gelhausen, Prof. Markus Höller, and Prof. Christopher Miltenberger. For the audience, this results in an evening that does not sound routine but rather fresh orchestration, precise ensemble work, and audible joy of playing. ([veranstaltungen.uni-mainz.de](https://veranstaltungen.uni-mainz.de/detail/9473-ei-gude%2C-wie%3F-%E2%80%93-abschlusskonzert-des-workshops-fuer-gesang-und-schulpraktisches/1-hochschule-fuer-musik?utm_source=openai))

Live atmosphere in the Red Hall

The Red Hall is considered the central concert venue of the Mainz University of Music and is located on the campus of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz. The university describes its location as consistently accessible; additionally, information about access, public transport connections, and parking options is documented for the campus. The hall provides the appropriate environment for an intimate, direct live atmosphere with clear acoustics and close audience engagement. ([barrierefrei.uni-mainz.de](https://www.barrierefrei.uni-mainz.de/anfahrt-und-parken/?utm_source=openai))

Language sounds that linger in the ear

This concert thrives on contrasts: from study text to stage moment, from dialect to musical identity. Those seeking an unusual concert evening in Mainz will not only experience singing and piano practice here but also the vibrant connection of music education, expression, and stylistic diversity. The Mainz University of Music regularly collaborates in its public projects with student concerts and concert formats that open new listening perspectives. ([veranstaltungen.uni-mainz.de](https://veranstaltungen.uni-mainz.de/detail/9473-ei-gude%2C-wie%3F-%E2%80%93-abschlusskonzert-des-workshops-fuer-gesang-und-schulpraktisches/1-hochschule-fuer-musik?utm_source=openai))

Conclusion: An evening for the curious and music lovers

The final concert Ei Gude, wie? promises an evening between experimentation, training, and real concert energy. Those wanting to experience how young voices and piano playing come together in the Red Hall should not miss this date in Mainz. ([veranstaltungen.uni-mainz.de](https://veranstaltungen.uni-mainz.de/detail/9473-ei-gude%2C-wie%3F-%E2%80%93-abschlusskonzert-des-workshops-fuer-gesang-und-schulpraktisches/1-hochschule-fuer-musik?utm_source=openai))

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