Stefan Grasse - Concert in Kratzeburg

9/9/26 in Kratzeburg

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The next dates:

  • Wednesday, Sep 9, 202619:30 o'clock
World Music, Classical Music

Romantic Guitar Melodies in the Lake District Set amid the vast landscape of the Mecklenburg Lake District, internationally acclaimed guitarist Stefan Grasse invites you to a special concert series in select churches e

Romantic Guitar Melodies in the Lake District Set amid the vast landscape of the Mecklenburg Lake District, internationally acclaimed guitarist Stefan Grasse invites you to a special concert series in select churches. The focus is on Romantic and Impressionist music. In addition to his own neoclassical compositions—inspired by the region’s nature, open spaces, and light—the program features works by Erik Satie and Heitor Villa-Lobos. Erik Satie’s music captivates with its simple and meditative clarity. Heitor Villa-Lobos, on the other hand, creates richly colored soundscapes with poetic expressiveness. “Churches · Lakes · Music” opens up soundscapes full of atmosphere and poetry—intense, moving, and entirely dedicated to the magic of the moment. Doors open: 30 minutes before the start of each event. Admission: free. Donations are welcome.

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Prices

free event

Free. Donations are welcome.

Event dates
  • Wednesday, Sep 9, 2026 19:30 o'clock
Event Location

Village church Kratzeburg

Dorfstraße
17237 Kratzeburg


kratzeburg@elkm.de
03981 443987
Contact the organiser

Village church Kratzeburg

Dorfstraße
17237 Kratzeburg


kratzeburg@elkm.de
03981 443987

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