When does the event take place?

On June 22, 2026, at 7:30 PM in the theater hall Augustinum Dießen am Ammersee.

How much is the admission?

Admission is 10 Euro for guests. Reduced prices apply for residents, students, and pupils.

What can the audience expect?

A lecture with live music about the history of the Vikings, their myths and their cultural significance in Europe.

Where exactly does the evening take place?

In the theater hall Augustinum Dießen am Ammersee, Am Augustinerberg 1, 86911 Dießen am Ammersee.

Is the event suitable for visitors in the house?

Yes, the theater hall is located in Augustinum and offers a classic interior atmosphere for cultural events.

Are there notes on book signing or Q&A?

There are no secure details available in the provided information.

Andreas Pehl tells Viking history with sound, myth, and European breadth

Name: Vikings – the Polyphony of History
Start: 2026-06-22T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-22T21:30:00+02:00
Location: Theatersaal Augustinum Dießen am Ammersee

Vikings heard anew: Andreas Pehl brings history, sound, and perspective to the stage

On June 22, 2026, the theater hall of Augustinum Dießen am Ammersee transforms into a resonance space for European history. Vikings – the Polyphony of History brings the Norsemen out of the shadows of clichés and shows them as traders, explorers, power players, and cultural mediators. Andreas Pehl combines lecture and live music into a densely literary evening, merging historical narrative, language awareness, and cultural breadth.

Between Myth and Source Criticism

The reading atmosphere of this evening thrives on a rare dual perspective: The first leads into the imagery of historical tradition, while the second leads into historical reality. Those who think of horned helmets and wild hordes encounter here a differentiated narrative about mobility, trade, and power in the Middle Ages. The event opens the view to a culture that influenced areas as far as Greenland, North America, Southern Italy, and Constantinople.

Linguistic Art, Music, and Historical Narrative

Andreas Pehl works as a radio host and musician; this precisely gives the evening its special tension. His voice carries the historical motifs with rhythmic clarity, while the live music atmospherically intensifies the lecture. Thus, it does not become a dry history evening, but a literary experience that intertwines facts, sound, and imagination.

An Evening for Literature Lovers with Historical Interest

The event appeals to everyone who appreciates cultural-historical lectures, narrative knowledge transfer, and intelligent contextualization. Particularly appealing is the look at the polyphony of history: not only on what has been handed down, but also on what has been overlooked for centuries. This is precisely where the intellectual power of this format lies.

Venue with a Special Atmosphere

The theater hall at Augustinum Dießen am Ammersee offers a fitting setting for this evening. The venue combines cultural openness with a calm, concentrated hall atmosphere. Visitors experience a lecture with live music in a house that stands for cultural events, refined meetings, and a pleasant evening mood.

Conclusion: Those interested in historical narratives beyond stereotypes will experience an evening full of linguistic precision, musical accents, and new perspectives on the Middle Ages. This date promises knowledge and atmosphere at once – one more reason to experience the reading live.