Name: Felix Klieser in Munich: Italian Opera Arias at the Prinzregententheater
Start: 2026-04-19T17:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-19T20:00:00+02:00
Location: Prinzregententheater

A Sunday afternoon full of sound colors and great opera melodies

Felix Klieser will perform at the Prinzregententheater Munich on April 19, 2026, bringing a program that translates Italian opera into vibrant horn colors. Together with I Solisti di Pavia, the focus is on music by Puccini, Rossini, Verdi, and Bellini – a concert that combines great melodies, fine chamber music, and an intense live atmosphere.

A horn that breathes opera

Klieser is among the most prominent horn soloists of his generation. His artistic signature combines technical mastery with a pronounced sense of phrasing, breath control, and lyrical tension. This program draws its fascination from this very aspect: when arias and opera pieces resonate in an arrangement for horn and ensemble, it creates not just an arrangement but a new perspective on familiar melodies.

Italian passion in chamber format

The program includes works by Verdi, Puccini, Rossini, and Bellini. Titles such as Nessun dorma or O mio babbino caro represent that grand melodic gesture that has an immediate effect in the concert hall. With I Solisti di Pavia, this sound world receives a precise, elegant foundation that can support the solo line while also allowing space for chamber musical transparency.

A venue with a special aura

The Prinzregententheater is one of the most atmospheric venues in Munich. The hall accommodates a maximum of 1,029 persons and has a barrier-free entrance via Nigerstraße. For the audience, this creates a concert evening that is well-framed not only musically but also organizationally. The combination of historical theater architecture and concentrated acoustics is ideal for a program that relies on sound nuances and musical lines.

What makes this concert special

Felix Klieser stands for music that is not only virtuosic but also deeply narrative. Those who experience him live encounter no distance between the soloist and the audience, but an immediate connection between technique, expression, and stage presence. Especially in a Sunday afternoon concert, this blend reveals its charm: calm in structure, grand in feeling, clear in expression.

Conclusion

On April 19, 2026, Munich will experience a concert that brings classical operatic melodies into a new, vivid form. Felix Klieser and I Solisti di Pavia promise an intense concert experience with elegance, warmth, and musical precision. Anyone wanting to experience horn artistry at the highest level and Italian sound splendor live should not miss this date at the Prinzregententheater.