The BurgenLandKlänge in the Leipzig region
Unique concert experiences in an extraordinary ambience
Unique concert experiences in an extraordinary ambience
From Biedermeier to Rod Stewart - The open-air stage at Lake Schladitz
Since 2009, events of all kinds have been taking place on the lake stage on the Biedermeier beach of Schladitzer Lake during the summer months. The highlight of the season is the musical "Journey to the Center of the Earth" after Jules Verne, which will be performed in August, but also theater performances, orchestra and band concerts of various genres, cabaret or multi-day festivals are included. In 2026, for example, these will be the Summer Classics at the Lake of the Saxon Wind Philharmonic, Celtic soundscapes with Corvus Corax, Cabaret of the Leipziger Pfeffermühle or German rock with SILLY.
The venue includes approximately 1000 covered seats and is therefore Germany's largest covered lake stage. The club organized in-house events with historical flair complement the program. The Biedermeier period presented in an amusing way and showed that not everything was cosy and philistine back then.
Tickets and further information are available here.
The Saxon Wind Philharmonic – a very special orchestra
As a former Leipzig Radio Wind Orchestra, today’s Saxon Wind Philharmonic has an eventful history. What remains to this day is its unique selling point as symphonic wind ensemble among the German concert and theater orchestras and the Award as Ensemble of the Year 2023.
In which multifaceted sound spectrum You can hear the Saxon Wind Philharmonic at the fairytale castle concerts. "Sweet & Bitter - Music of the Golden Twenties" Immerse yourself in a unique musical experience, as castles and palaces are once again filled with music this year. The open-air concerts are a particular highlight. "Summer Classics by the Lake", when the orchestra plays on the lakeside stage of the Biedermeier beach at Lake Schladitz, while the sun sets before your eyes and slowly sinks into the lake.
Jagdhaus Kössern - baroque gem newly restored
The Kössern hunting lodge was built in 1709 in the style of a large manor house and is considered an outstanding gem of baroque architecture in the Mulden Valley. It has been painstakingly restored and now shines in its full glory. In the beautiful ambience of the ballroom, with its lavish stucco and large ceiling painting, voices and instruments are perfectly showcased. Whether classical music, cabaret, jazz, operetta, student concerts, or readings, there's something for every taste.
You can find the program at www.jagdhaus-koessern.de.
Poetic and musical with Ringelnatz through the year
With the Wurzen-born poet Joachim Ringelnatz The Leipzig region is home to a celebrity who is honored annually by the RingelnatzSommer This festival, which has now become a tradition, offers a unique cultural programme, including readings of the writer's quirky, expressionistic, humorous and witty texts. The recently renovated Birthplace - incidentally the last remaining baroque house in Wurzen - is also a worthwhile address for non-fans (as yet). Throughout the year, select events take place here such as Readings, lectures, poetry slams, musical cabarets or cabarets instead.
“Colditz Classic” – a real classic at Colditz Castle
With its white gables, the impressive Colditz Castle With its almost 1000-year history, it is a breathtaking backdrop for concerts – such as the concert series “Colditz Classic“. At five performances a year you will have the pleasure of hearing international pianists on the Blüthner grand piano to hear them play. The collaboration with the world-famous instrument maker Blüthner from Leipzig attracts artists from all over the world to Colditz. At the concerts, which have now become a tradition, you will hear, among others, this year... Dida Condria and Alexandr Dudrin.
"Blüthner - that is perfection. The lyricism of the tone, similar to the human voice, must deeply inspire every composer. Blüthner is the pen of my work," Tchaikovsky once said about Blüthner’s craftsmanship.
Irish folk in the classicist Schwind Pavilion
Hidden in the middle of the park of the former Rüdigsdorf manor lies the Schwind Pavilion – an extraordinary place where art, architecture, and music merge in a unique way. Built between 1829 and 1839, the neoclassical music salon impresses with its elaborate murals depicting "Cupid and Psyche." Today, the pavilion serves as a museum and concert hall, providing the BurgenLandKlänge festival with an intimate and atmospheric stage. Folk concerts, in particular, unfold their charm here: when Irish melodies and traditional sounds fill the historic rooms, a concert experience is created that uniquely connects past and present.
Cultural enjoyment with an extra beautiful view
The Fort Belvedere In Leisnig, the Forte Belvedere is an impressive event venue with historic architecture and modern flair. Situated high above the Mulde Valley, it offers breathtaking panoramic views and a unique atmosphere for cultural events. Prominent guests such as actresses Suzanne von Borsody and Claudia Michelsen have already performed at the Forte Belvedere. A particular highlight this year is... "Probably the smallest wine festival in the fruit-growing region" – a festival with music, food and an extra beautiful view.
MISKUS-what?!
At the Central Saxon Cultural Summer, also known by the abbreviation MISKUS, all those interested in culture and music lovers and those who want to become one will get their money's worth. As important cultural event in the Central Saxony region, it attracts locals and visitors alike every year and delights them with a diverse cultural programThis always extends over several months and ranges from concerts, operetta galas, musical shows and plays, up to fairy tale and family celebrations and historical markets. Don’t miss the Cultural Summer Nights on the Kriebstein Lake StageThe atmosphere at the concerts of "The Udonaut & the Panic Attackers" and "The Silver Beatles" It will be a unique experience in front of this stunning lakeside backdrop!
Revived sound of a forgotten instrument at Rochsburg Castle
As a hidden treasure in the countryside, the imposing building of the Rochsburg Castle a unique place to make instruments sound. At the end of June you can look forward to a musical journey with Celtic sounds in the castle courtyard in the Irish Night looking forward.
Immerse yourself in the world of analogue sounds and soundscapes at "Bell", the Festival of Sounds. On the first weekend of October, the festival offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in sounds rich in overtones, to become more aware of yourself, to listen and enjoy. The aim is to make music together and create healing and harmonious vibrations far removed from everyday life.
When the gong sounds – in the Klang-Gewölbe Delitzsch
… then you can sit back and listen with excitement! castle cellar some Baroque castle of Delitzsch There are some real rarities in the so-called sound vault you can admire a unique gong collection and other instrumental treasures that Volker Lauckner has collected over 15 years. The life's work of the deceased artist was taken over by the association "Klanggewölbe Delitzsch eV“. Sounds from different cultures unfold in the historic setting of the castle cellar. This is also the case at the event "Bathing in Sounds", every Wednesday at 18:30 p.m., accompanied by the gongs and instruments of Volker Lauckner. All regular dates and special events can be found on the website of the association.
Further information and event highlights for the BurgenLandKlängen you can find on our Website and in the Brochure, available free of charge in our Tourist information or in our order shop.
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