Bergedorf Castle (Hall)

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Benjamin Bökesch (double bass, vocals), Clemens Schneider (accordion, vocals), Wilhelm Magnus (guitar, vocals)With a touch of patina from the golden shellac and swing eras, the musicians of the Asphalt Swing Union have dedicated themselves to dusty classics in a new guise. The trio from Oldenburg sings and plays swing classics, evergreens, and catchy tunes, as well as those that deserve to become so. The audience can look forward to a journey through time from the Roaring Twenties to the Big Band era of the 1960s. With double bass, guitar, accordion, and plenty of vocals, the music sounds "handmade and authentic" and very acoustic – just like in the old days, but today! http://asphalt-swing.de/An event by the Friends of the Museum for Bergedorf and the Vierlande e.V. Tickets are available at the castle during museum opening hours or at: vorverkauf-schloss@t-online.de

The cello duo Anna Olivia Amaya Farias and Fabian Sturm was formed in 2021, after the two cellists met during their studies in Paris. Since then, they have performed together regularly, have been guests at various festivals, and have been accompanied by NDR Television, among others.>>In Hamburg, they are supported by the funding program "Live Music Now". As part of this funding, they play concerts in places where people cannot or currently do not have the opportunity to go to a concert themselves – for example, in hospitals or social institutions.>>An event by the Friends of the Museum for Bergedorf and the Vierlande, e.V. with the support of the Foundation for Bergedorf.>>Tickets are available at the castle during the museum's opening hours or can be pre-ordered at the email address vorverkauf-schloss@t-online.de.

Amusements des Dames - Music from France for recorder, oboe, and harpsichordWith Amusements des Dames, Birgit Bahr (recorder and oboe) and Anke Dennert (harpsichord) present works by court composers Louis XV. Couperin and Rameau, using beloved instruments of the era. Boismortier, Chedeville, Philidor, and Blavet represent fashionable chamber music of this period, which was also cultivated in bourgeois salons.An event by the Friends of the Museum for Bergedorf and the Vierlande, e.V., with the support of the Foundation for Bergedorf.Tickets are available at the castle during museum opening hours, or can be pre-ordered via the email address vorverkauf-schloss@t-online.de.