When does the concert start and how long does it last?

The start is on Sunday, June 7, 2026, at 7 PM. The performance lasts about 120 minutes including short intermissions.

What is the entrance fee?

The regular price is 25 Euro, reduced 13 Euro for children and young people up to 18 and students up to 25 with proof.

Which works will be played?

The program includes Purcell's Chaconne G minor, Britten's String Quartet No. 2 C major, Kurtág's Officium breve and Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 15 E flat minor.

Where does the concert take place?

At the Sudhaus Castle Seefeld, Schlosshof 4c, 82229 Seefeld. The hall has seating, and free seating applies.

How is the arrival by public transport?

By S-Bahn line S8 to Seefeld Hechendorf, continue on foot or by bus to Seefeld Castle stop.

When is the entrance and is there a box office?

Entrance usually begins 30 minutes before the concert starts. Remaining tickets are available at the box office as long as available.

BRSO String Quartet live in Seefeld

Name: BRSO String Quartet – In Memoriam
Start: 2026-06-07T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-07T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Sudhaus Schloss Seefeld

Chamber Music with Soul: The BRSO String Quartet at the Sudhaus Castle Seefeld

On Sunday, June 7, 2026, soloists from the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra will transform the Sudhaus of Castle Seefeld into a resonance chamber of great emotions. Under the guiding motif in memoriam, intimate sound meets narrative depth – a concert experience that masterfully balances closeness, silence, and tension.

Audience Mood and Live Atmosphere

As the first notes of the strings fill the historic hall, this special live atmosphere emerges immediately: warm wood, clear acoustics, focused light – perfect conditions for an intense concert experience. The audience's mood oscillates between tense calm and quiet enthusiasm, each bow stroke palpable, each breath part of the music.

Program with Attitude: Sound Memory in Four Chapters

The quartet spans a dramatic arc from Henry Purcell's Chaconne in G minor through Benjamin Britten's masterfully constructed String Quartet No. 2 in C major, op. 36, to György Kurtág's Officium breve in memoriam Andreae Szervánszky, op. 28. The conclusion is Dmitri Shostakovich's late String Quartet No. 15 in E flat minor, op. 144 – a touching meditation on time, memory, and solace. The precise orchestration of the voices, the chamber music synchronization within the ensemble, and the differentiated timbre lead to a stage performance of poignant clarity.

Expertise from a World-Class Orchestra

The participants – Korbinian Altenberger and Lorenz Chen, violin, Benedict Hames, viola, Jaka Stadler, cello – represent what distinguishes the BRSO globally: stylistic sovereignty, cultivated sound, and interpretative depth. As part of an orchestra that has been internationally honored with awards such as the Grammy and the German Record Critics Award, they bring the highest artistic authority into the intimate setting of chamber music.

Senses on Reception: Sound, Space, Emotion

Finely drawn phrases, breathing bows, velvety middle registers of the viola, glowing violins, a speaking cello – the acoustics of the Sudhaus carry every detail. Light and space concentrate the energy of the stage, creating an immediate connection between musicians and audience: more direct, personal, moving.

Conclusion

An evening for heart and mind: compositional masterpieces played by excellent BRSO soloists in a concentrated atmosphere. Secure your tickets now and experience chamber music that touches the soul – vivid, genuine, unforgettable.