When does the concert start and how long does it last?

The start is on Sunday 08.03.2026 at 17:00. The series format typically lasts around 60 to 90 minutes.

Is admission charged?

No, admission is free. The series is aimed at all age groups and invites participation.

Where does the concert take place?

In the foyer of the Ansbach Theater, Promenade 29, 91522 Ansbach. The location offers intimate acoustics and short paths between the stage and the audience.

Is there accessibility on site?

Yes, according to municipal accessibility information, the Ansbach Theater is accessible, with an elevator, wheelchair spaces, and accessible restrooms.

Are there fixed applause rules or moderation?

The format is dialogue-oriented. Questions about applause, instruments, and works are explicitly welcome, and moderated explanations are part of the concept.

Where can I park and when is entry?

Public parking is available in the city center; exact information and entry times will be communicated by the organizer. Further information will follow.

Flutes of the Ansbach Music School live in Ansbach

Name: Classical Music for Everyone: Flutes of the Ansbach Music School in the Theater Foyer
Start: 2026-03-08T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-03-09T02:00:00+01:00
Location: Theater Ansbach – Foyer

Classical Music Up Close: Flute Sounds in the Theater Foyer – Just Ask Anything!

A concert for arriving and participating: In the Ansbach Theater, the flutes of the Ansbach Music School open the door to classical music. Without fear of thresholds, with space for questions and curious ears, a lively exchange about the piece, composer, and era takes place – a concert experience for all generations.

Sound in the Foyer: Acoustics, Proximity, Resonance

The theater foyer creates short paths between the stage and the audience. The warm wooden sound of the flutes unfolds directly, and every phrasing remains tangible. You can thus feel breath control, articulation, and changes in tone color – a concert experience that makes the live atmosphere palpable.

Expert Talk: Instrument, Style, and Interpretation

How is the tone produced on the transverse flute? What roles do orchestration, agogics, and synchronization in the ensemble play? The musicians provide insights into technique and repertoire, place works in their historical context, and show how conducting and stage performance shape the sound.

Format with Attitude: Questions Explicitly Welcome

Applause rules, practice times, instrument construction – here, every question counts. The series Classical Music for Everyone relies on dialogue, mental accessibility, and a shared listening experience that fosters curiosity and makes classical music accessible.

Place with Tradition: Ansbach Theater – Culture at the Castle

With a large and small house, concerts, and puppet plays, the Ansbach Theater is one of the most important cultural providers in the region. The foyer provides the ideal setting for chamber music formats and encounters on equal footing.

Conclusion: A compact, approachable concert evening with flute sounds, firsthand knowledge, and audience mood for participation. Admission free – just come, listen, ask, and experience the magic of live music.