When does the Piano Class Evening start?

The concert begins on June 12, 2026, at 19:30.

Where does the concert take place?

In the Small Concert Hall of the Folkwang University of the Arts on the Duisburg campus.

How much do the tickets cost?

Admission costs 7 Euros, reduced 5 Euros.

Is the venue indoors?

Yes, the concert takes place in the hall and thus indoors.

How large is the hall?

The Small Concert Hall has around 150 seats and is particularly suited for chamber music and piano evenings.

How do I best get to the venue?

The campus is located close to Duisburg main station; it takes a few minutes on foot to reach Düsseldorfer Straße 19.

Young piano artistry meets Duisburg's most beautiful sound space on a summer evening

Name: Piano Class Evening
Start: 2026-06-12T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-12T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Kleiner Konzertsaal | Folkwang Universität der Künste

A piano evening with fresh stage energy in the Small Concert Hall

On June 12, 2026, the Folkwang University of the Arts invites you to a classical concert evening that focuses entirely on the expressiveness of young pianists. In the Small Concert Hall on the Duisburg campus, concentrated piano artistry, immediate live atmosphere, and special closeness to the audience come together.

Fine tension instead of grand gesture

The Piano Class Evening thrives on the intensity of the moment: from precise touch, musical phrasing, and that silent tension that only a live concert can generate. The acoustics of the hall are considered transparent and balanced, making even the finest dynamic nuances audible. That is exactly what makes this evening so appealing for friends of classical music.

Folkwang quality in a compact setting

The Small Concert Hall is a historic venue for chamber music and piano. With around 150 seats, the restored historical ambiance, and acoustically convincing spatial effects, it offers ideal conditions for a focused concert experience. The students of the piano class of Prof. Lorenzo Soulès present themselves here in an environment that makes musical precision and expressiveness visible.

A hall that carries the sound

The former bank building on the Duisburg campus combines architectural history with modern concert culture. Light wood, carefully designed surfaces, and the intimate size of the hall create a closeness that is particularly effective during piano evenings. The audience experiences not only a program but the real-time development of young stage personalities.

Why it’s worth visiting

Those looking for a demanding, approachable, and musically credible evening in June will find just the right format here. The Piano Class Evening promises concentrated musicianship, tonal differentiation, and an atmosphere where every note carries weight. A visit is worthwhile for everyone who wants to experience classical music live and without distance.

Conclusion: This piano evening combines young interpretive art with the special acoustics of the Small Concert Hall. Visitors can look forward to an evening full of concentration, emotion, and musical elegance. Anyone who wants to witness the development of new talents live should mark this date.