When does the concert at the Rheingoldhalle start?

The concert begins on December 13, 2026, at 6:30 PM.

Is there a concert introduction?

Yes, a free concert introduction takes place at 5:45 PM.

What music is on the program?

The program features Peer Gynt Suites by Edvard Grieg, arranged for Hardanger fiddle and violin, as well as Carl Nielsen's 2nd Symphony op. 16.

How much are the tickets?

The cheapest single ticket is 19 euros, with other categories priced higher.

Where is the concert taking place?

At the Rheingoldhalle Mainz, Rheinstraße 66, 55116 Mainz.

Is the venue accessible?

The Rheingoldhalle has good connections and, according to the organizer, pays special attention to accessibility; specific details can be found in the location information.

Ragnhild Hemsing enchants Mainz with Nordic Winter Sound and Peer Gynt

Name: Mainz Master Concerts - Nordic Christmas
Start: 2026-12-13T19:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-13T21:30:00+01:00
Location: Rheingoldhalle

Nordic Christmas Magic at the Rheingoldhalle: Ragnhild Hemsing Brings Peer Gynt to Mainz

When the Rheingoldhalle opens its doors for the Nordic Christmas on December 13, 2026, festive atmosphere meets great classical storytelling. Ragnhild Hemsing combines Hardanger fiddle and violin with the Peer Gynt Suites by Edvard Grieg and the Symphony by Carl Nielsen for an evening concert that promises Nordic flair, orchestral tension, and emotional depth.

A Program Between Fairytale, Sound Colors, and Winter Light

The Mainz Master Concerts focus on a repertoire that goes far beyond pure Christmas romance. Peer Gynt stands for adventure, boasting, and the grand imagery of Norwegian literature, while Hemsing's instruments translate the material into a special sound language. The mixture of Hardanger fiddle, violin, and large orchestra provides a fine balance between folkloric warmth and symphonic force.

Ragnhild Hemsing: An Artist Between Tradition and Present

Ragnhild Hemsing is internationally known for her work at the intersection of classical music and Norwegian folk music. On her official website, she lists selected recordings such as Peer Gynt, Røta, VETRA, and The Norwegian Seasons; in 2026, she continues her artistic line with further concerts and a vibrant Hardanger renaissance. The fact that she had the Peer Gynt melodies arranged specifically for Hardanger fiddle and violin with orchestra gives the evening a rare signature. ([ragnhildhemsing.com](https://www.ragnhildhemsing.com/?utm_source=openai))

Rheingoldhalle: A Strong Framework for Great Sound Architecture

The Rheingoldhalle offers a special hall with futuristic architecture and exceptional acoustics, according to the organizer; at the same time, the venue has been a firm framework for the Mainz Master Concerts for decades. Convenient for visitors: the address is Rheinstraße 66 in 55116 Mainz, the concert introduction starts free of charge at 5:45 PM, and the concert begins at 6:30 PM. For parking, Mainz Klassik refers to a concert rate from 4 PM as well as the Park & Go option. ([mainz-klassik.de](https://www.mainz-klassik.de/alle-meisterkonzerte/ragnhild-hemsing))

Festive Expectation, Strong Live Atmosphere

Those looking for classical music with Nordic colorfulness, precise orchestration, and a strong stage performance will find an evening with rare dramaturgy here. The Mainz Master Concerts thus present not just a concert, but a concert experience with winter shine, musical tension, and a fine audience mood.

At the end, guests can expect a festive evening with grand symphonic gestures, radiant melodies, and an artist who gives her instrument a distinctive voice. The Nordic Christmas at the Rheingoldhalle is one of those concerts that you don't just hear, but let resonate for a long time. Those who want to experience the special charm of this combination of Norwegian sound world and Mainz concert tradition live should mark this date. ([mainz-klassik.de](https://www.mainz-klassik.de/alle-meisterkonzerte/ragnhild-hemsing))