When does the concert start?

The concert starts on January 17, 2027, at 7:00 PM.

Where does the event take place?

At the Richard Wagner Museum, hall in Haus Wahnfried, Richard-Wagner-Straße 48 in Bayreuth.

What is the admission fee?

The admission fee is stated to be between 25 and 50 Euros.

How long does the evening last?

The event is scheduled to last about two hours and is expected to end around 9:00 PM.

What is on the program?

Songs by Robert Schumann and Clara Schumann will be sung.

Is the concert indoors or outdoors?

The concert takes place in the hall of Haus Wahnfried, making it an indoor event.

A quiet evening full of Schumann magic in the historic Bayreuth Wahnfried

Name: Martin Häßler and Akemi Murakami in Bayreuth
Start: 2027-01-17T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-01-17T22:00:00+01:00
Location: Richard Wagner Museum, Saal im Haus Wahnfried

A song evening with depth in the historic hall of Haus Wahnfried

On Sunday, January 17, 2027, two outstanding names of song art will meet at the Richard Wagner Museum Bayreuth: Martin Häßler and Akemi Murakami. The evening is dedicated to songs by Robert Schumann and Clara Schumann and combines great romantic text interpretation with a chamber music intensity that finds its special resonance in the hall of Haus Wahnfried.

Romance in its finest form

Schumann's songs thrive on tension, breath, and inner movement. It is here that Martin Häßler's artistry unfolds, whose lyrical baritone is noted on his own website and in a recognized review for precision, concentration, and stage presence. Akemi Murakami brings the experience of a sought-after song accompanist and chamber music partner, having worked with internationally renowned singers and being appreciated for her stylistic sensitivity.

A place that breathes sound history

Haus Wahnfried is much more than an ordinary concert venue. The historic hall belongs to the Richard Wagner Museum and offers an authentic atmosphere with its dark adjustable windows and historical concert grand piano, a setting that is perfectly suited for a concentrated concert experience. The atmosphere promises closeness, warmth, and an audience mood where every nuance counts.

Style, sound, and concentration

In a song evening of this kind, fine tuning, breath control, and sound balance determine the impact. The combination of baritonal coloration and piano-supported orchestration in a small setting makes Schumann's emotional world particularly immediate. Those who listen closely will experience not only music but also interpretative craftsmanship at a high level.

Bayreuth as a stage for intimate mastery

Bayreuth is known for its great opera tradition, but in an intimate song evening, the city shows its quiet, elegant side. The audience can expect an evening that does not boast loudly but convinces with substance, expression, and musical clarity. Between dense poetry and vibrant live atmosphere, a concert evening emerges that resonates long after.

Conclusion: Martin Häßler and Akemi Murakami will gift Bayreuth an evening full of romantic depth, chamber music tension, and stylish intensity. Anyone wanting to experience song art at the highest level should not miss this date at Haus Wahnfried.