When does the Master Concert in the Max-Joseph-Saal take place?

The concert takes place on Saturday, November 7, 2026, from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM.

Where is the concert being held?

The venue is the Max-Joseph-Saal of the Munich Residence at Residenzstraße 1, 80333 Munich.

What works are on the program?

The program includes Mozart's Bassoon Concerto, Haydn's Symphony La chasse, and works by Johann Strauss, including the Fledermaus Overture, The Voices of Spring, On the Beautiful Blue Danube, Tritsch-Tratsch, and the Pizzicato Polka.

Who is performing at the Master Concert?

Kaspar Reh plays the bassoon and performs together with the Residence Soloists.

How much do the tickets cost?

Ticket prices range from 49 to 69 Euros depending on the category.

Is the Max-Joseph-Saal accessible for persons with disabilities?

Wheelchair spaces are only available upon request due to limited capacity.

Residence Soloists live in Munich

Name: Master Concert in the Max-Joseph-Saal
Start: 2026-11-07T18:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-07T20:30:00+01:00
Location: Max-Joseph-Saal der Residenz

Viennese Brilliance and Virtuosic Tones in the Max-Joseph-Saal

On Saturday, November 7, 2026, the magnificent Max-Joseph-Saal of the Munich Residence will be transformed into a festive concert stage. At the Master Concert in the Max-Joseph-Saal, Mozart's finely balanced Bassoon Concerto, Haydn's temperamental Symphony La chasse, and the carefree elegance of Johann Strauss will come together.

Candlelight, Chandeliers, and Classical Sound Culture

The sumptuous decor of the Max-Joseph-Saal provides the perfect backdrop for an evening of concert filled with historical atmosphere. Candlelight and chandeliers accompany a performance where the acoustics of the chamber music hall make every dynamic nuance audible. Between soft woodwind colors, buoyant string figures, and radiant tutti, an immediate live atmosphere is created.

Kaspar Reh in Dialogue with the Residence Soloists

At the center is the bassoon virtuoso Kaspar Reh. Together with the Residence Soloists, he brings Mozart's Bassoon Concerto to the stage. The bassoon emerges not only as the deep voice of the orchestra but as a lively, expressive solo partner with a warm sound and virtuosic agility.

From Haydn's Hunting Scenes to the Viennese Waltz

Joseph Haydn's Symphony La chasse sets a contrasting accent with notable signals and dancerly energy. Afterward, the evening opens up entirely to the Viennese sound world of Johann Strauss: The Fledermaus Overture, The Voices of Spring, and On the Beautiful Blue Danube combine elegant orchestration with great melodic impact.

Virtuosic Polkas as a Lively Finale

With Tritsch-Tratsch, the Pizzicato Polka, and other fast polkas, the concert concludes vibrantly. Precise synchronization, pointed articulation, and the playful stage performance of the Residence Soloists bring the waltz king to life. The program combines musical finesse with that lightness which continues to define the Viennese concert style to this day.

Conclusion: Classical Music Live in Royal Atmosphere

The Master Concert in the Max-Joseph-Saal promises a stylish concert experience between Mozart, Haydn, and Johann Strauss. Visitors will experience brilliant solo moments, festive acoustics, and the unique audience atmosphere of a historic Munich concert hall. Anyone wishing to enjoy classical music in close proximity to the performers should experience this evening live in the Residence.