When does the concert start and how long does it last

The start is on Tuesday, 19.05.2026, at 20:00 in the Great Hall of the Bürgerhaus Pullach. The usual duration of a recital is about 90 to 120 minutes including a break; changes are possible.

How much do the tickets cost

Tickets are available from €26.40 according to Reservix; discounts are offered. Additionally, service-related fees may apply per order.

Where does the concert take place

Bürgerhaus Pullach, Great Hall, Heilmannstraße 2, 82049 Pullach im Isartal. The hall provides up to 320 seats in the main area and up to 100 in the gallery depending on the seating arrangement.

How is the approach and is there public transport

The Bürgerhaus is about a 5-minute walk from the S-Bahn station Pullach. Signposted routes are available on-site; arrival by public transport is recommended.

Is the location barrier-free

The Great Hall is accessible without steps on the main floor. A barrier-free toilet is located in the 1st basement and is reachable by elevator. The gallery is not barrier-free.

Is there an evening box office or entry times

According to the Bürgerhaus, the evening box office is usually reachable by phone about an hour before the start. Specific entry times are typically communicated by the organizer shortly before the date.

Two virtuosos, one breath: Moncado and Hoppe ignite magic in Pullach

Name: Elias David Moncado (Violin) & Thomas Hoppe (Piano) – Recital in Pullach
Start: 2026-05-19T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-20T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Bürgerhaus Pullach, Großer Saal

Virtuosic bows, poetic keys: An evening of chamber music that enchants Pullach

On Tuesday, May 19, 2026, great solo artistry meets sensitive chamber music at the Bürgerhaus Pullach: The German-Spanish-Malaysian violinist Elias David Moncado, a scholar of the Anne-Sophie-Mutter-Stiftung and the Fondation Gautier Capuçon, collaborates with the internationally sought-after pianist Thomas Hoppe for a recital that unites sound colors, orchestration, and stage performance in ideal synchronization.

Sensitivity and fire – the concert experience

Moncado's tone shines brightly in the hall, with that mixture of elegance, warmth, and contour that critics highlight. In the live atmosphere of the Great Hall, a magnetic sound is created between breathless calm and rapid passages: bow changes like breaths, phrases that breathe, rubati that carry – chamber music as a joint conducting of two equal partners.

Artists with profile – award-winning and internationally sought

Elias David Moncado won the 1st Grand Prix and ten special prizes at the Karol Lipinski Competition as the youngest laureate, along with wins in Valsesia Musica and the Vladimir Spivakov Competition. After debuts in the Vienna Concert Hall (Medici TV), in the Tonhalle Zurich, and at Carnegie Hall in 2025, he received awards such as Révélation Radio Classique (Fondation Gautier Capuçon) and a success at the Siemens Arts Program. His debut CD featuring works by Hindemith, Poulenc, and Bartók was released in 2022 by Avi-Music. He plays, among others, the Stradivari 'Ludwig, Ex-Szigeti' (1724) on loan from L-Bank Baden-Württemberg.

Thomas Hoppe shapes international stages as a chamber music partner and pianist of the Atos Trio, teaches masterclasses worldwide, and is a sought-after partner of leading ensembles. His stage performance is characterized by chamber music awareness, sound color direction, and a clever balance between fidelity to the text and spontaneous interpretation.

Acoustics, light, emotion – the audience's mood in the Great Hall

The Great Hall of the Bürgerhaus offers clear, sustainable acoustics: The violin sound unfolds smoothly to the back rows, and the piano outlines lines with transparency. Fine dynamics in pianissimo passages, energetic crescendos, and the brilliant forte – here, architecture and music intertwine and intensify the concert experience.

Voices of the fans

The reactions on the internet are clear: Elias David Moncado enchants his fans.

Instagram: 'Can't wait to experience Elias live again – his sound goes straight to the heart!'
YouTube: 'His live shows are simply incredible – technique, soul, communication.'
Facebook: 'Chamber music at a world-class level – Pullach is getting a special evening!'

Conclusion: An evening for sound explorers

Experience a concert event between virtuosity and depth – chamber music that touches, surprises, and resonates long after. Moncado and Hoppe invite you to an intense evening that combines technique, expression, and musical storytelling. Secure your tickets now and enjoy great classical music in an intimate atmosphere.