Astrein at the Lehmbruck Museum: Experience Music, Nature, and Art

Astrein at the Lehmbruck Museum: A musical excursion into the sound forest

With Astrein – Instruments and their Trees, the audience at the Lehmbruck Museum can expect a family concert that connects nature, music, and art to create a sensorial artistic experience. This format is aimed at children aged 6 and up and adults who wish to rediscover the museum as a space of aesthetic experience. The Lehmbruck Museum presents itself as a house of modern sculpture with a strong educational focus and an atmosphere where sound and spatial effects come together directly. ([rausgegangen.de](https://rausgegangen.de/events/familienkonzert-astrein-instrumente-und-ihre-baume-0/))

When wood becomes sound

At the center is the poetic idea of the musical instrument as a grown material: maple, spruce, and pine represent the connection between forest, craftsmanship, and acoustic form. The Duisburg Philharmonic tell stories of instrument trees and how closely musical practice is linked to protecting habitats. Thus, the concert becomes a vivid communication of sustainability, sound culture, and cultural education. ([rausgegangen.de](https://rausgegangen.de/events/familienkonzert-astrein-instrumente-und-ihre-baume-0/))

A family concert with an educational character

The program is deliberately designed to be accessible yet professionally precise: After the concert, an instrument maker introduces her work, and both young and old guests are allowed to try out instruments themselves. This form of museum education creates closeness to sound, explains materials, and opens the view for the handcrafted creation of music. The age recommendation from 6 years and the duration of around 60 minutes make the visit particularly family-friendly. ([rausgegangen.de](https://rausgegangen.de/events/familienkonzert-astrein-instrumente-und-ihre-baume-0/))

The Lehmbruck Museum as an inspiring resonance space

The Lehmbruck Museum is one of the outstanding museum buildings of the post-war era and presents a significant collection of modern sculpture. Official information states opening hours from Tuesday to Friday from 12 to 5 pm and on Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm; the museum is closed on Mondays. The address in Duisburg as well as information about access, accessibility, and photography rules underline the professional organization of the museum's operations. ([lehmbruckmuseum.de](https://lehmbruckmuseum.de/start-2/))

Curation, collection, and cultural context

The collection of the house includes modern sculptures, as well as significant holdings on international modern sculpture, painting, and graphic art. This very connection of space, body, and form also shapes the exhibition atmosphere of the museum and gives the concert a special frame. Those who visit the house experience not only a musical format but also a place where art history, the present, and cultural education intertwine. ([lehmbruckmuseum.de](https://lehmbruckmuseum.de/start-2/))

Conclusion

Astrein promises a lively morning between concert, nature knowledge, and museum experience. Anyone who wants to connect sound with curiosity, family-friendliness, and cultural education should definitely experience this date live at the Lehmbruck Museum. ([rausgegangen.de](https://rausgegangen.de/events/familienkonzert-astrein-instrumente-und-ihre-baume-0/))

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Sources:

• Lehmbruck Museum - official website
• Lehmbruck Museum - opening hours and prices
• Lehmbruck Museum - data protection and social media information
• Duisburger Philharmonic - annual magazine / Astrein
• Rausgegangen - Astrein family concert
• RuhrKunstMuseen - Lehmbruck Museum