Munich · CONCERTS
The 6 best concert evenings you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
A one-hour classical concert in Munich’s Residenz palace chapel, Saturdays at 6:30 PM. $43 per person in the Hofkapelle.
“Every note, every beat seems to resonate with passion and skill. Their performances are a testament to countless hours of practice and unwavering commitment. It's an honor to experience the magic they create through their music.”
Hear classical favorites in Munich’s historic Court Chapel, with changing holiday programs by the Residenz soloists. Cold but magical.
“The music was absolutely beautiful. We would have appreciated an English version of the dialogue, but this was not necessary to enjoy and appreciate the performance.”
A 2-hour concert in Munich’s Cuvilliés Theatre with Residenz soloists performing Mozart, Vivaldi, and more in a stunning Rococo hall.
“It was a unique, excellent experience in a festive atmosphere at the wonderful Cuvilliés Theatre, one of the most beautiful and important Rococo theatres in Europe. The Residenz soloists masterfully performed music by Rossini, Mozart, Dvorak, Brahms, Johann Strauss (Son).”
Hear Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and Gershwin in Munich’s ornate Max-Joseph Hall, a 2-hour chamber concert for $81.
“Exceptional. The hall ws simple, white, and acoustically alive.”
Enjoy a 2-hour festive concert by Munich Residence Soloists in Schleißheim Palace, Baroque Hall or arcades. Assigned seats, great value.
“Concert fabuleux. Quelques difficultés pour échanger les billets électroniques contre les tickets papier indispensables pour assister au concert (Personnel d'accueil et de contrôle ignorant la procédure !).”
Festive 2-hour concert in Munich’s All Saints Court Church at the Residence, featuring Residenz soloists with Mozart, Vivaldi, Beethoven.
Twenty-seven kinds of Munich day, each with its own ranked list.