When does the Trio Wellcaru | Orient-Express concert take place?

The concert takes place on Wednesday, December 2, 2026, starting at 8:00 PM.

Where does Trio Wellcaru perform in Unterschleißheim?

The venue is the Unterschleißheim community center at Rathausplatz 1, 85716 Unterschleißheim.

How much do the tickets cost?

The regular ticket price is 28 euros plus possible pre-sale fees.

Which musicians are performing at the concert?

Maria Well plays cello, Matthias Well plays violin, and Vladislav Cojocaru plays accordion.

What music can the audience expect?

The program combines classical music, impressionistic works, Bavarian folk music, waltzes, operetta melodies, Hungarian folk tunes, and captivating Balkan rhythms.

Where can tickets be purchased?

Tickets are available online through München Ticket and at the TicketShop Unterschleißheim. Discounts and wheelchair spaces can be booked through the TicketShop Unterschleißheim.

Trio Wellcaru live in Unterschleißheim

Name: TRIO WELLCARU | ORIENT-EXPRESS
Start: 2026-12-02T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-02T23:00:00+01:00
Location: Bürgerhaus Unterschleißheim

With the Orient Express across Europe: Trio Wellcaru live in Unterschleißheim

On December 2, 2026, Trio Wellcaru transforms the Unterschleißheim community center into a musical station between Paris and Constantinople. Maria Well on cello, Matthias Well on violin, and accordionist Vladislav Cojocaru combine classical sound languages, folk music, salon music, and spirited rhythms into a journey full of elegance, wanderlust, and joy of playing.

A musical journey on historic trails

The program Orient-Express takes the historic maiden voyage of the legendary train on October 4, 1883, as its starting point. The route sonically leads from Paris through Strasbourg, Munich, Vienna, and Budapest to Belgrade and Constantinople. An eclectic concert image emerges between impressionistic colors, Bavarian folk music, waltzes, operetta melodies, as well as Hungarian and southeastern European rhythms.

Virtuoso instruments, new sound colors

The siblings Maria and Matthias Well have been making music together since early childhood. In tandem with Vladislav Cojocaru, cello, violin, and accordion unfold an unusual sonic agility. Precise synchronization, expressive line shaping, and the direct stage communication of the three musicians give familiar works new contours. The accordion creates a colorful connection between classical orchestration, salon music, and Eastern European folklore.

Between Debussy, Brahms, and Balkan groove

The musical excursion begins with impressionistic sounds from Claude Debussy and Erik Satie. From Gabriel Fauré and lively Bavarian melodies, it continues to Viennese waltzes and operetta music. In Budapest, Hungarian folk tunes meet the powerful movement of Johannes Brahms, before Balkan rhythms and a colorful finale conclude the journey in Constantinople.

An ensemble with musical breadth

The Trio Wellcaru stands for an open approach to musical traditions. The musicians connect classical, jazz, Gypsy swing, tango, Csárdás, and Eastern European folklore without blurring the peculiarities of the individual styles. Vladislav Cojocaru, born in Moldova and trained at the Richard Strauss Conservatory in Munich, brings influences from jazz, classical, klezmer, and Arabic music. Maria and Matthias Well come from the renowned Bavarian musician family Well.

Conclusion: An evening concert full of wanderlust

The audience can expect an atmospheric concert experience with virtuosic stage performance, surprising transitions, and a musical route through several European sound worlds. Those who want to experience the Orient Express not just as a historical train but as a journey through sound, rhythm, and emotion should enjoy this evening live at the Unterschleißheim community center.