When does the concert begin?

The start is on Sunday, June 28, 2026, at 15:00 at Monastery Maria Bildhausen, Münnerstadt.

How long does the concert last?

Plan for about 2 hours including short setup breaks; exact duration may vary depending on the program.

Is there information about admission?

Admission times will be announced by the organizer; based on experience, admission usually starts 30 to 60 minutes before the concert begins.

Are the rooms barrier-free?

According to Monastery Maria Bildhausen, most meeting and event rooms are accessible; for questions, it is advisable to consult the reception.

Where can I get tickets and what do they cost?

The organizer or festival platform publishes tickets and price information; check the festival or event page in advance.

Are there parking facilities on site?

Information about parking and public transport connections is provided by the location or organizer; please check current notices before arrival.

Appl & Levickis live in Münnerstadt

Name: Benjamin Appl and Martynas Levickis – Songs & Accordion in the Monastery
Start: 2026-06-28T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-28T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Kloster Maria Bildhausen

Voice meets steel strings: Appl & Levickis at the Monastery Maria Bildhausen

On June 28, 2026, baritone Benjamin Appl and accordion visionary Martynas Levickis will transform the Monastery Maria Bildhausen in Münnerstadt into a resonance chamber for deep emotions. Amidst centuries-old walls, an intimate concert experience emerges, combining the tradition of art song with modern accordion artistry for a captivating evening.

Sound colors in the evening light

The live atmosphere in the monastery complex carries Appl's warm baritone color to the last rows. His precise understanding of lyrics, his nuanced orchestration of the voice, and his delicate phrasing unfold in the clear acoustics of the space – a concert experience that unites closeness and depth.

Accordion as the breath of music

Levickis shapes shimmering tapestries and pulsating lines on the accordion. The synchronization with Appl's stage performance creates a vibrant dialogue: folk song colors, baroque transcriptions, minimal motifs – everything flows together organically, condensing into gripping musical scenes.

Art song with a sense of the present

Appl, an award-winning art song singer, brings his internationally acclaimed understanding of repertoire; Levickis, awarded among others with OPUS KLASSIK, opens new spaces for sound and emotion. The press praises both for their depth of expression and artistic authority; experiences from festivals and large stages shape their trademark – palpable in sound, conducting their own line, and dramatic tension.

CONCLUSION

An evening for heart and mind: chamber music intensity, courageous program idea, masterful stage presence. Anyone who wants to experience the magic of voice and accordion up close should secure tickets in time – the seats are limited.