When does the concert start?

The concert starts on 22.05.2027 at 18:30.

Where does the concert take place?

In the Rheingoldhalle in Mainz, Rheinstraße 66, 55116 Mainz.

What is the ticket price?

The cheapest individual tickets start at 19 Euro, further categories are priced higher.

Is there a concert introduction?

Yes, a free concert introduction with Roland Kunz takes place at 17:45.

How long does the evening last?

The program states from 18:30 to 20:30.

Is the Rheingoldhalle accessible?

Yes, the main entrance has a ramp and elevator, all rooms are accessible.

Mahler Unleashed Mainz: A Monumental Symphony Evening in the Rheingoldhalle

Name: Mainz Master Concerts - Mahler Monumental!
Start: 2027-05-22T20:30:00+02:00
End: 2027-05-22T22:30:00+02:00
Location: Rheingoldhalle

Mahler Monumental in the Rheingoldhalle: an evening full of sound, expansiveness, and grandeur

With Mahler Monumental! the Mainz Master Concerts are making a statement in the concert calendar on May 22, 2027. Gustav Mahler's 3rd Symphony unfolds in the Rheingoldhalle an impressive sound panorama that translates nature, humanity, and transcendence into striking musical pictures.

A work that breaks through boundaries

Mahler thinks in dimensions that go far beyond the ordinary symphony evening. The evening leads from archaic primal power through dance-like, quiet, and mystical movements to choral passages of great brilliance. Especially in the Rheingoldhalle, this architecture meets a hall designed for large ensembles and colorful orchestral sounds.

Choir, Alto, and Orchestra in perfect tension

On stage are Anna Werle as alto soloist, the girls' choir at the Cathedral of Speyer, the Speyer Cathedral Choir Boys, the ladies of the Speyer Cathedral Choir, and the German State Philharmonic Rheinland-Pfalz under the direction of Michael Francis. This lineup promises not only sonic power but also the finest nuances in orchestration, articulation, and dynamics.

The symphony as an experience for heart and ear

Mahler combines monumental form with emotional depth in his Third Symphony. The six-movement structure opens a musical cosmos where march rhythms, images of nature, choral colors, and spiritual expansiveness permeate each other. Those who experience the work live feel the full power of the concert hall, the breath of the audience, and the rare magic of an evening where symphonies become great narratives.

Strong tradition in a special venue

The Rheingoldhalle has been a familiar place for large-scale works for decades. With its special acoustics and location in the heart of Mainz, it provides the appropriate setting for a concert experience that excels in both its grandeur and its attention to detail. The setting matches the music: expansive, clear, and impactful.

For those wanting to experience Mahler in such a dense live atmosphere, this evening offers goosebump moments, choral brilliance, and symphonic presence. This concert is one of those events that you don’t just hear, but physically carry with you. Be there live and experience the monumental power of Mahler's Third in Mainz.