Else Ensemble at Schloss Seefeld: Chamber music that touches the heart
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Else Ensemble at the Sudhaus of Schloss Seefeld: Chamber music with depth and luminous presence
On Sunday, October 4, 2026, the Else Ensemble will perform at the Sudhaus of Schloss Seefeld. Starting at 6:00 PM, a concentrated classical concert unfolds with works by Max Bruch, Julius Röntgen, and Adolphe Blanc – interpreted by German and Israeli musicians who combine international competition successes and experiences from leading orchestras.
A program between Romanticism and rediscovered repertoire
The program includes Max Bruch's Eight Pieces op. 83, Julius Röntgen's Trio in E-flat major from 1921, and Adolphe Blanc's Trio op. 23. The selection combines romantic timbres with chamber music precision and directs attention to composers and works that have been less present in concert life for a long time.
Fine timbres in the Sudhaus
Chamber music thrives on closeness, synchronization, and the immediate exchange between voices. A special live atmosphere arises in the Sudhaus: Each entry remains audible, every dynamic shift gains weight. The orchestration in a small format demands the highest attention and lets melodies, counter voices, and harmonic tensions emerge transparently.
An ensemble with European and Israeli perspective
Named after the poet and painter Else Lasker-Schüler, the Else Ensemble is dedicated to German and Jewish music. The musicians have performed in Europe and Israel, including at the SWR Schloss concerts in Ettlingen, as well as at the Berlin Philharmonie and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. This combination of historical context, international experience, and vibrant stage performance shapes the characteristic sound of the ensemble.
Musical dialogue instead of mere work reproduction
The concert promises an intense concert experience for all who wish to experience classical music in its finest nuances. Bruch’s expressive lines, Röntgen’s late romantic sound language, and Blanc’s chamber music elegance meet in a program that combines concentration and emotional warmth.
Conclusion: An evening for attentive ears
The Else Ensemble brings a demanding and atmospheric classical program to Seefeld on October 4, 2026. Those who want to experience the immediate audience atmosphere, the transparent sound, and the excitement of live chamber music will find a special concert evening at the Sudhaus of Schloss Seefeld.
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