24 Artworks in Dialogue with Schubert's Winter Journey

Event: Winter Journey II in Friedrichsforum Bayreuth, Friedrichstraße 47, 95444 Bayreuth on 4. December 2026

Date and Time

4. December 2026 12:00

Artist

Location

Friedrichsforum
Friedrichstraße 19, 95444 Bayreuth, Deutschland

Price

€
Book Tickets

About this Event

Exhibition

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

Winter Journey II invites you to the Hofgarten Hall of the Friedrichsforum Bayreuth on December 4, 2026. The exhibition features 24 artworks inspired by Franz Schubert's famous song cycle Winter Journey and the corresponding poems. The visit begins at 12:00 PM.

Art Inspired by Schubert

Franz Schubert's Winter Journey is one of the most significant musical explorations of themes such as wandering, memory, and inner movement. The exhibition Winter Journey II draws on this artistic inspiration and translates it into 24 independent works. At its core is the connection between music, poetry, and visual art.

The displayed works relate to the song cycle and the underlying poems. Visitors can experience the exhibition as a visual approach to Schubert's work. Each artwork provides its own access to the motifs and moods associated with the Winter Journey.

Exhibition in the Hofgarten Hall

The venue is the Hofgarten Hall in the Friedrichsforum Bayreuth. The rooms provide the appropriate setting for a focused encounter with the 24 exhibited works. Anyone interested in Franz Schubert, poetry, music history, or the connection of different art forms will find a special reason to visit here.

  • Exhibition: Winter Journey II
  • Scope: 24 artworks
  • Inspiration: Franz Schubert's song cycle and poems
  • Location: Hofgarten Hall in the Friedrichsforum Bayreuth
  • Start: 12:00 PM

The event is aimed at everyone who wants to take time for a calm and thematically focused exhibition. Further information on admission prices, regular opening hours, and special offers is not provided in the present information. For current details, a look at the event page of the Friedrichsforum is recommended.

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