When does the lecture evening start?

The lecture evening starts on February 17, 2027, at 7:00 PM.

Where does the event take place?

In the Red Hall of the Mainz University of Music at Ackermannweg 11 in 55128 Mainz.

What music is on the program?

Planned works include those by Boismortier, Vivaldi, Telemann, and other composers from the Baroque repertoire.

Are tickets or prices known?

Information to follow. A verified ticket price is currently not available.

Is the location accessible?

Yes, the Mainz University of Music is officially noted as fully accessible.

How is it best to travel there?

By tram and bus to Friedrich-von-Pfeiffer-Weg, from there it's about a 2-minute walk.

Historical Sound Colors Unfold a Special Baroque Concert Evening in the Red Hall

Name: Lecture Evening of the Historical Interpretation Practice
Start: 2027-02-17T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-02-17T22:00:00+01:00
Location: Roter Saal, Hochschule für Musik Mainz

Baroque Sound Art in the Red Hall: An Evening Full of Historical Colors and Lively Music Practice

In the Red Hall of the Mainz University of Music, on February 17, 2027, the historical interpretation practice meets the immediate tension of the live moment. Students from the classes of Prof. Felix Koch, Prof. Markus Stein, Monika Grabowska, Susanne Kohnen, Susanne Kaiser, and Sebastian Schmidt will focus on works by Boismortier, Vivaldi, Telemann, and other Baroque composers. The lecture evening promises a concert experience that combines stylistic precision, chamber musical transparency, and academic curiosity.

Historical Performance Practice with Breath and Profile

This is not about mere reproduction of works, but about the finely balanced orchestration of sound, articulation, and affect. The historical interpretation practice turns every motif into a small scene and every phrase into a rhetorical gesture. Those who listen closely will experience how Baroque woodwind colors, elegant lines, and lively synchronization among the players fill the space.

A Space That Creates Proximity

The Red Hall of the HfM Mainz provides the right setting for this musical precision work. In the live atmosphere of a university concert, the special energy comes from the fact that artists actively refine sound, timing, and style. The audience sits close enough to experience every detail of the stage performance, every breath taken, and every sonic nuance.

Baroque Diversity Between Virtuosity and Elegance

Boismortier, Vivaldi, and Telemann represent music that combines lightness and sophistication. Particularly in historical interpretation practice, this repertoire unfolds its full radiance: ornamentation, tempo relations, and sonic balance are not only executed but consciously shaped. The result is an evening concert that does not explain music history but makes it tangible.

Science Meets Stage

Lectures of this kind are part of the profile of the Mainz University of Music, which regularly embodies the connection between education and public performance through its concerts. For the audience, this offers a rare glimpse behind the scenes of musical workshop work. Those who love historical sound language will experience an evening between analysis and immediate musical emotion.

On February 17, 2027, visitors to the Red Hall can expect a stylistically refined, intellectually curated evening of Baroque chamber music and sonic detail depth. A date for all who want to not only hear music but also experience it in its historical vibrancy.