Closing Concert of the Ahrenshoop Chamber Music Festival

10/25/26 in Ahrenshoop

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The next dates:

  • Sunday, Oct 25, 202620:30 - 22:30 clock
Classical Music

The closing concert at the Schifferkirche in Ahrenshoop will bring the Chamber Music Festival to a close with works ranging from Bach to Poulenc, performed by a versatile ensemble.

The Ahrenshoop Chamber Music Festival 2026 will come to a festive close with the closing concert at the Schifferkirche in Ahrenshoop. The program spans several centuries of music history: from Johann Sebastian Bach, François Couperin, and George Frideric Handel, through Maria Teresa von Paradis and Pyotr Tchaikovsky, to Nadia Boulanger and Francis Poulenc.

Florin Paul on violin, Miruna Nagy on harp, Radu Nagy on cello, Pavel Ionescu on bassoon, Dorin Gliga on oboe, Horia Dumitrache on clarinet, and Cristian Niculescu on organ will present a richly varied concert program. The unique acoustics and atmosphere of the Schifferkirche provide an evocative setting for the performance.

This event is part of the Ahrenshoop Chamber Music Festival.

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Prices

25.00 €

plus advance ticket sales fees

 

Event dates
  • Sunday, Oct 25, 2026 20:30 - 22:30 clock
Event Location

Schifferkirche (Church)

Paetowweg 5
18347 Ahrenshoop


Contact the organiser

Cultural Foundation Ahrenshoop e.V.

Schifferberg 24
18347 Ostseebad Ahrenshoop


info@kulturstiftung-ahrenshoop.de
038220 67 84 44
http://www.kulturstiftung-ahrenshoop.de/

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