When does the concert start

The start is on May 21, 2026, at 7:30 PM.

Where does the event take place

In the Neuhaus Hall at the Theater am Bismarckplatz in Regensburg, Bismarckplatz 7.

What is the ticket price

Tickets cost from the organizer €16, depending on the price category, up to €38.

How long does the evening last

The event is scheduled from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM.

Is the Neuhaus Hall accessible without barriers

The Theater Regensburg indicates accessibility on site; details about access are provided on the website.

Are there parking options nearby

Yes, including the underground parking at the theater and the Arnulfsplatz parking garage. The Dultplatz is also an option.

Philharmonic Orchestra Regensburg live in Regensburg

Name: Farewells: 7th Philharmonic Concert
Start: 2026-05-21T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-22T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Neuhaussaal

An evening between letting go, sound, and great tension

With Farewells, the Philharmonic Orchestra Regensburg invites you to the Neuhaus Hall on May 21, 2026, for the 7th Philharmonic Concert. The program includes works by Wolfgang-Andreas Schultz, Edward Elgar, and Robert Schumann – a musical arc that makes farewell audible not as an end, but as a powerful moment of condensation.

Music that goes under the skin

The selection of works promises an intense concert experience. Elgar's Cello Concerto in E minor op. 85 carries that lyrical melancholy, often regarded as a late masterpiece. Schumann's Fourth Symphony in D minor op. 120 unfolds like a great, internally tumultuous monologue. In between, Wolfgang-Andreas Schultz presents the world premiere of Sawitri and Satiawan, which unfolds its own sound world with Indian raga scales, heterophonic layers, and finely calibrated orchestration.

The Neuhaus Hall as a stage for fine nuances

The Neuhaus Hall in the Theater am Bismarckplatz is one of the most elegant venues in the city. The classicist ambiance, the concentrated atmosphere of the audience, and the excellent acoustics create ideal conditions for a program that focuses on precision from quiet reverberation to symphonic outburst. Those who want to experience orchestral sound in its full depth will find a space here that offers a unique closeness between stage and audience.

A program with historical depth and contemporary relevance

The dramaturgy of this evening thrives on contrasts. Schultz looks from today's perspective at a mythological epic, Elgar condenses personal farewell experiences into late romantic sound discourse, Schumann grapples with a symphony that seeks both inner movement and formal closure. The strength of this concert lies exactly in this: It tells of loss, transformation, and memory, without ever freezing into melancholy.

Live moment instead of mere auditory material

Anyone who goes to the Neuhaus Hall experiences not an academic compulsory program, but a carefully constructed concert dramaturgy with emotional force. The combination of solo concert, world premiere, and symphony promises an evening where timbres, tension arcs, and orchestral energy continuously increase. Especially in the live atmosphere, this music gains that directness that immediately charges each phrase in the hall.

Conclusion: Farewells is a concert for listeners seeking orchestral depth, musical substance, and strong emotions. On May 21, 2026, the Neuhaus Hall will become a resonant space for a demanding, moving concert experience. Be there live and don’t miss this special evening in Regensburg.