When and where does the concert take place?

On Thursday, 19.03.2026, at 10:15 AM in Onoldiasaal, Nürnberger Straße 30, 91522 Ansbach.

What music will be played?

The program features the Nutcracker Suite by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky; conducting by Leonhard Kreutzmann, moderation by Susanne Hoch.

How long does the concert last?

The concert duration is approximately 60 minutes without a break; times may still change organizationally.

What is the admission fee?

According to the tourism information, the admission is free; groups and schools should still plan early for participation.

Are there tickets available in advance?

Information will follow; daily ticket sales will be indicated. Schools should contact local representatives early for group registration.

How is accessibility and parking?

Parking spaces are available at Hofwiese near the Onoldia Conference Center; public transport stops are within walking distance.

Is access barrier-free?

Yes, the event rooms in the Onoldia Conference Center are barrier-free accessible; accessible toilets are available in the city.

Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra live in Ansbach

Name: Concert for Middle School: Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite
Start: 2026-03-19T11:15:00+01:00
End: 2026-03-19T12:15:00+01:00
Location: Onoldiasaal

Nutcracker live: A classical experience for young ears in Onoldiasaal

An orchestra very close, familiar melodies, and a hall full of eager faces: In Ansbach, students experience Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite as a compact concert experience. Moderated and child-friendly, this program opens the door to classical music – with aha moments, goosebumps, and lots of live atmosphere.

Sound images you can see: From the Sugar Plum Fairy Waltz to the March

The Nutcracker Suite is full of hits that have shaped cinema and TV. When the orchestra begins, smooth strings fill the room, woodwinds paint delicate colors, and percussion adds sparkling accents. The audience's mood shifts from curious listening to joyful recognition – the exact moment when classical music becomes tangible.

Orchestral knowledge you can touch: Conducting, sound, stage performance

The young conductor Leonhard Kreutzmann navigates precisely through beat and tempo, shapes phrases, and coordinates entries – exemplary orchestration in real time. Educationally accompanied, Susanne Hoch explains the functions of instruments, group synchronization, and special sound design: Why do celesta and flutes shimmer in the dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy? How do horns and cellos build tension? Questions like these anchor listening experiences sustainably.

Contextualization with a professional perspective: From St. Petersburg to Ansbach

Tchaikovsky's ballet music connects catchy themes with refined formal sense – an ideal gateway into the classical-romantic repertoire. The Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra stands for high-quality interpretations between concert hall and crossover and now brings this quality as an educational offering to the stage of Onoldiasaal. Thus, musical competence grows where it has the most impact: in the live experience.

Comfort in the hall: Good acoustics, short distances, barrier-free access

The Onoldiasaal offers clear sightlines, balanced acoustics, and ample space. Bus and train connections are within walking distance, and parking is available at Hofwiese. The event rooms in the Onoldia conference center are barrier-free – a stress-free environment for class groups and accompanying persons.

Fans' Voices

The reactions online are clear: The Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra delights its community.

YouTube: 'His live shows are just incredible – a perfect introduction to classical music for kids!'
Facebook: 'This will be the concert of the year for our class – thank you for this offer!'

Conclusion: A first step – and already a big one

A compact, lively concert with strong images and understandable explanations: The Nutcracker Suite makes classical music immediately experienceable. Secure your seats now and experience the orchestra live – the best motivation for sustainable musical education.