When does the performance begin?

The performance starts on 20.04.2026 at 19:30.

Where is the concert taking place?

In the Neuhaussaal of the Theater am Bismarckplatz in Regensburg.

How much is the admission?

According to the theater's information, ticket prices start at 16 euros.

Is there an intermission?

No intermission has been confirmed for this event in the available information.

Is the hall accessible?

The Theater Regensburg provides information about accessibility and requests that special needs be communicated to the box office.

How can I get tickets?

Tickets are available through the online shop, the ticket phone, and the theater box office.

In the Mirror: Fauré, Tailleferre and Debussy in a resonant dialogue in Regensburg

Name: In the Mirror
Start: 2026-04-20T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-20T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Neuhaussaal

An evening where music becomes memory and presence

In the Mirror at the Neuhaussaal of the Theater Regensburg brings together a finely balanced program around the world of Pelléas and Mélisande on April 20, 2026. Gabriel Fauré, Germaine Tailleferre, and Claude Debussy encounter each other in a concert that does not boast loudly, but rather touches with nuances, transparency, and tonal tension.

A fabric full of shadows and light

The tragic story of Pelléas and Mélisande forms the emotional core of this Philharmonic Concert. Fauré's incidental music, Tailleferre's modern fluttering Concertino for harp, and Debussy's famous suite open three different perspectives on the same literary cosmos. This creates a stage experience in the mind: not as a scenic action, but as a music theater of inner images.

When orchestral colors tell stories

The Philharmonic Orchestra Regensburg draws on those fine gradations in the classical ambiance of the Neuhaussaal that bring great scores to life. Transparent lines, floating harmonies, and radiant timbres shape a theatrical atmosphere where each phrase acts like a brief change of light. Particularly appealing is the contrast between Debussy's impressionistic density and Tailleferre's clear, modern handwriting.

Direction of ears, dramaturgy of memory

Under the direction of Daniel Huppert, a program unfolds that takes musical dramaturgy seriously. The arrangement of the works is not merely side by side, but a concentrated dialogue about love, loss, and transformation. This is precisely where the strength of this evening lies: it demands attention but rewards it with a rare intensity of listening.

The Neuhaussaal as a resonating space

The Neuhaussaal is known as a festive concert hall with excellent acoustics and seats for up to 400 visitors. Here, music carries far without losing its outlines. Drinks and small snacks are available in the foyer, the possibility of reserving during the intermission, and the good accessibility of the venue make the visit pleasant and uncomplicated.

Conclusion

In the Mirror promises a focused concert evening between French sound poetry and dramatic depth. Those who appreciate fine orchestral colors, musical dramaturgy, and a demanding listening experience should experience this performance live.