When does the concert in the palace take place?

The concert takes place on Thursday, October 22, 2026, and starts at 7 PM.

Where does the concert take place?

The venue is the Golden Hall in the Neustädtischen Palais, Puschkinstraße 19, 19055 Schwerin.

What is the admission fee?

A donation of 10 Euros is requested at the box office for admission.

Which artists are performing?

The performers include Prof. Karola Theill, Prof. Martin Rieck, Prof. Karen Leiber, Heng Che, as well as Friederike Haufe and Prof. Volker Ahmels.

What music will be presented?

The program features works of Suppressed Music that were defamed, banned, or suppressed during the National Socialist era.

Suppressed Music Live in the Golden Hall: Schwerin Experiences an Evening Against Forgetting

Name: Concert in the Palace
Start: 2026-10-22T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-22T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Goldener Saal im Neustädtischen Palais

Suppressed Music in the Golden Hall: A Concert Against Forgetting

On Thursday, October 22, 2026, the Concert in the Palace invites you to the Golden Hall of the Neustädtischen Palais in Schwerin. At 7 PM, works from the event series on Suppressed Music – music that was defamed, banned, or suppressed during the National Socialist era – will be performed.

Keeping Memories Alive – Music as Resonant Memory

The concert evening combines musical quality with historical responsibility. Six artists give sound, expression, and a new presence to the suppressed songs. The focus is on voice, piano, and the intense atmosphere of a historical concert hall.

Strong Voices and Precise Song Arrangement

Prof. Karola Theill will arrange the songs at the piano. Together with Prof. Martin Rieck on tenor, Prof. Karen Leiber on soprano, Heng Che on piano, as well as Friederike Haufe and Prof. Volker Ahmels on piano, a diverse program emerges between vocal arrangement, chamber music precision, and historical context.

The Golden Hall as a Unique Sound Space

The magnificent vault of the Golden Hall in the Neustädtischen Palais creates the perfect setting for a concert evening where every detail matters. The acoustics support the subtle nuances of the song arrangement, while the concentrated audience atmosphere makes the music directly tangible.

An Evening of Significance

The Concert in the Palace focuses on composers whose works were pushed out of public cultural life for political reasons. The performance makes audible how music preserves memory and keeps cultural diversity visible.

Visitors can expect a thoughtful, compelling concert experience with renowned interpreters, varied song arrangements, and historical depth. Those who want to not just hear music but experience it as part of societal memory will find a special concert evening in the Golden Hall.