When does the concert start?

The concert starts on November 28, 2026, at 7:30 PM.

Where does the Baroque concert take place?

In the Theater Duisburg – Opera Foyer at Opernplatz in 47051 Duisburg.

How much are the tickets?

Tickets cost 19 Euros, discounts are possible.

What music is announced?

The program features solo and trio sonatas by Handel, J. S. Bach, C. P. E. Bach, Locatelli, and Vivaldi.

Is the venue accessible?

Due to its historical nature, the venue is only partially accessible but offers ramps, a stair lift, and assistance from service staff.

Is there information on arrival and parking?

Yes, the theater is centrally located in Duisburg, is easily accessible by public transport, and several parking garages are nearby.

Light Shine, Baroque Sound, and Advent Atmosphere: Duisburg Experiences a Special Concert Evening

Name: Duisburg Philharmonic: Baroque Concert in the Light
Start: 2026-11-28T20:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-28T22:30:00+01:00
Location: Theater Duisburg – Opernfoyer

A Winter Evening Full of Baroque Light Moments in Duisburg

On November 28, 2026, the Theater Duisburg – Opera Foyer opens its doors for a concert that allows Baroque music to shine in particularly fine light. The Baroque Concert in the Light combines Advent atmosphere, chamber music, and the elegance of historical musical art into a concentrated live experience in the heart of the city.

Fine Lineup, Great Impact

With Stephan Dreizehnter on flute, Tonio Schibel on violin, Friedemann Pardall on cello, and Wolfgang Kostujak on harpsichord, a pointed quartet lineup brings music by Handel, J. S. Bach, C. P. E. Bach, Locatelli, and Vivaldi to the Opera Foyer. This selection promises not grand gestures, but precision, transparency, and that special tension that only real Baroque interpretation can create.

Light Shine Instead of Stage Frenzy

The evening focuses on atmosphere: festive lighting, concentrated sound, and the intimate acoustics of a concert venue that creates proximity to the audience. Especially in the Opera Foyer, chamber music unfolds its full power, as every detail remains audible – from the delicate articulation of the flute to the warm depth of the cello. This creates a concert experience that relies less on volume and more on fine orchestration and musical tension.

Musical Historical Depth with Advent Feeling

The Duisburg Philharmonic shines a light on an era with this concert when instrumental music experienced its first great bloom. Solo and trio sonatas belong to the forms in which Baroque narrative power, rhythmic energy, and harmonic sophistication come together closely. This is precisely the charm of the evening: historical artistic craft meets vibrant present, carried by the experience of distinguished orchestral musicians.

Why Attending is Worth It

Those looking for a stylish, musically demanding concert during the Advent season will find an evening here with character, depth, and fine shine. The Baroque Concert in the Light promises a concentrated live atmosphere, excellent ensemble work, and a festive start to the Advent weekend. Those who love Baroque music should not miss this concert.