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Ensemble Resonanz performs Bach's Christmas Oratorio
Bach's Christmas Oratorio as urban chamber music with modern instrumentation.
About
Experience a unique rendition of Bach's Christmas Oratorio by Ensemble Resonanz at the historic Laeiszhalle. This performance reimagines the classic work as urban chamber music, blending traditional baroque instruments with electric guitar and vintage keyboards for an intimate and captivating concert.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Classical music enthusiasts, fans of bach, those seeking a unique concert experience.
Vibe
Intimate, innovative, classical, festive.
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
$$
Photo Friendly
Weather Sensitivity
None
Special Events & Promotions
- Unique chamber music arrangement of Bach's Christmas Oratorio
- Performance by Ensemble Resonanz with modern instrumentation
- Held at the historic Laeiszhalle
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Location
Event Details
Pricing
$$
Duration
2 hours
Ages
Recommended for ages 5+
Timed Entry
Yes
Featured Performers
- Ensemble Resonanz
- Hanna Herfurtner (Soprano)
- Ida Adrian (Mezzo-soprano)
- Mirko Ludwig (Tenor)
- Simon Schnorr (Bass)
- Markus Schwind (Trumpet)
- Johannes Öllinger (E-guitar)
- Michael Petermann (vintage keyboards)
Organizer
Ensemble Resonanz
Practical Information
Parking
Parking is available at Parkhaus Gänsemarkt (Dammtorwall / Welckerstraße). Rates are €4.50 per hour, with a night rate of €11 (6 PM - 6 AM) and a 24-hour maximum of €30. Be aware of potential construction sites in the vicinity that may complicate access.
Accessibility
All halls are accessible for people with disabilities. Further information available at www.elbphilharmonie.de/barrierefreiheit.
Pet Policy
No pets allowed
Food & Drink
Concert gastronomy available before the concert and during intermissions. Reservations may be possible for Laeiszhalle events.
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Arrive at least 30 minutes before the performance to allow ample time for entry and seating, as latecomers may not be admitted.
- Consider using public transportation as concert tickets may be valid for HVV travel, and parking can be limited and costly.
- Check the Elbphilharmonie website for the most current information on accessibility services and any specific requirements for your visit.
- Dress comfortably but appropriately for a classical music concert; while there's no strict dress code, many attendees opt for smart casual attire.
- Familiarize yourself with the Laeiszhalle's location, as it is separate from the Elbphilharmonie, to avoid confusion when planning your journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the seating capacity of the Laeiszhalle's Großer Saal?
The Großer Saal of the Laeiszhalle can accommodate over 2,000 visitors.
Can I purchase tickets at the venue on the day of the performance?
Yes, the box office at the Laeiszhalle opens 60 minutes before the performance. However, availability of remaining tickets is not guaranteed.
Is photography allowed during the performance?
No, photography and filming are strictly prohibited inside the concert hall during the performance to ensure an undisturbed experience for all attendees and performers.
What is the recommended age for attending this concert?
While children under 3 do not require a ticket for general entry, it is recommended that children attend concerts from the age of 5, out of consideration for other audience members and performers.
How can I get to the Laeiszhalle from the Elbphilharmonie?
You can take the U3 from Baumwall to Rödingsmarkt, then transfer to bus line 3 or X3 to Johannes-Brahms-Platz. The journey takes approximately 25 minutes. Alternatively, a taxi or car ride takes about 10 minutes.
