Lena Neudauer, Sebastian Klinger and Marianna Shirinyan touch Bad Kissingen in the Rossini Hall

A chamber music evening full of tension, depth of sound, and fine emotions

When Lena Neudauer, Sebastian Klinger, and Marianna Shirinyan come together, it becomes no ordinary trio concert, but an intense concert experience with great intellectual and sonic presence. On Saturday, June 13, 2026, the ensemble will illuminate music by Shostakovich, Weinberg, and Schubert in the Rossini Hall of the Arkadenbau in Bad Kissingen – works that oscillate between inner fervor, dramatic condensation, and poetic expansiveness.

An evening told through sound

The programming of the Kissinger Summer consciously focuses on depth rather than surface: Shostakovich, Weinberg, and Schubert shape a musical dramaturgy that makes chamber music an experience of concentrated storytelling. Especially in the intimate space of the Rossini Hall, the fine nuances of bowing, piano color, and cello tone unfold with particular directness. The audience does not experience a loud spectacle but a live atmosphere where every phrase carries weight.

Three soloists, a common breath

Lena Neudauer is one of the most prominent violinists of her generation, Sebastian Klinger among the sensitive, noble top musicians on the cello, and Marianna Shirinyan brings her widely praised tonal culture and virtuosity on the piano. In chamber music, this does not create parallel worlds, but a precisely balanced collaboration where articulation, dynamics, and musical synchronization shape the space. This balance makes piano trios one of the most demanding genres and one of the most compelling in the concert hall.

Rossini Hall: historic ambiance, direct proximity, clear acoustics

The Rossini Hall in the Arkadenbau is one of the characterful venues of the Kissinger Summer. The hall combines historic flair with an intimate distance to the audience, making even subtle gestures of interpretation audible and tangible. Its location right by the spa gardens, good accessibility, and the barrier-free orientation of many Kissinger Summer venues further enhance visitor comfort. Those who want to not only hear chamber music but experience it almost physically will find the right setting here.

Music with substance and brilliance

The program refers to a line of great European music history: Shostakovich and Weinberg with their unmistakable tension between pain, irony, and expressiveness, Schubert with that vast inner landscape that makes his late works so unique. In this selection of works, stylistic depth meets emotional immediacy. That is precisely the charm of this evening: it relies on concentration, not effect, and gains enormous brilliance precisely from that.

Conclusion: The evening with Lena Neudauer, Sebastian Klinger, and Marianna Shirinyan promises a high-caliber chamber music experience in the heart of Bad Kissingen. Anyone wanting to experience great music in a concentrated form, with fine tension and a genuine concert feel, should not miss this date in the Rossini Hall.

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• Kissinger Sommer - Concerts 2026
• Kissinger Sommer - Presentation of the Festival Program 2026
• Kissinger Sommer - Accessibility
• Kissinger Sommer - Getting Here
• Gerber Artists - Lena Neudauer
• Sebastian Klinger - Official Website
• Marianna Shirinyan - About
• Eventfrog - Lena Neudauer, Sebastian Klinger and Marianna Shirinyan