When does the concert start and how long will it last?

The concert starts on Sunday, April 12, 2026, at 19:30. Plan for around two hours including intermission until approximately 21:30.

Which works will be performed?

The program includes Mozart's Oboe Concerto in F KV 293 (Reconstruction Odermatt), Symphony No. 37 KV 444, Ave verum corpus for English horn and strings, as well as the Rondo in C.

How much do tickets cost?

According to the organizer, ticket prices are tiered at €52, €47, and €42 plus fees; tickets are available from €42.

Are there parking options nearby?

Yes, parking is possible in the evening at Klausenberg; additionally, there is a designated parking lot on Apprichstraße, about an eight-minute walk from the Kurhaus.

Is the location accessible?

Yes, the theater hall is accessible without barriers; there are designated wheelchair spaces and an accessible toilet available via elevator.

When does the evening box open and is there a coat check?

The evening box usually opens 60 minutes before the event starts; a coat check is available, and coats should not be taken into the hall.

Albrecht Mayer Enchants Augsburg: Mozart, Magic, Mastery at the Parktheater

Name: In Mozart's Footsteps – Albrecht Mayer
Start: 2026-04-12T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-12T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Parktheater im Kurhaus Göggingen

In Mozart's Footsteps: Albrecht Mayer Ignites Mozart's Sound Magic in Augsburg

On Sunday, April 12, 2026, star oboist Albrecht Mayer, together with the Hofkapelle Munich under the direction of Rüdiger Lotter, brings a finely curated Mozart program to the Parktheater in the Kurhaus Göggingen. In the special live atmosphere of the historic hall, warm oboe colors, careful orchestration, and a detail-loving stage performance merge into a concert experience that captivates connoisseurs and newcomers alike.

Colors that Breathe: Oboe as a Singing Voice

Mayer's tone is considered unmistakably lyrical – a sound that breathes, carries, and shines in the elegant lines of Mozart's melodies. When the Hofkapelle Munich responds with historically informed performance practice, a chamber music audience atmosphere emerges, in which every nuance becomes audible: breath control, phrasing, the fine synchronization in the string sound – everything interlocks organically.

Program with Depth: Reconstruction and Reverence

The focus is on the reconstruction of the fragmentarily transmitted Oboe Concerto in F major KV 293 (version: Gotthard Odermatt) – a reflective approach to Mozart's spirit that combines virtuosity with elegance. Additionally, the Symphony No. 37 KV 444 (Mozart/Michael Haydn), the intimately floating Ave verum corpus (for English horn and strings), and the brilliantly sparkling Rondo in C major, adapted for oboe and orchestra, will be performed. Thus, the evening spans a dramaturgically clear arc from contemplative sound speech to brilliant final energy.

Masters on World Stages: Expertise You Can Hear

As the solo oboist of the Berlin Philharmonic and an exclusive artist at Deutsche Grammophon, Mayer combines technical sovereignty with inspiring conducting intuition and editorial curiosity. Awards such as ECHO Klassik and Opus Klassik underline his authority; international press voices commend his singing tone and musical storytelling. This expertise translates directly to the live acoustic, lighting, and timing – every detail serves the music.

Room for Great Emotions: The Parktheater in the Kurhaus

The Parktheater offers a stage with its warm acoustics where articulation and sound balance remain exemplary. Thanks to clear sightlines and careful lighting direction, a proximity emerges that electrifies especially in quiet passages. The listed framework enhances the listening experience – a place where Mozart's human tone comes into its own perfectly.

Service & Comfort: Arrival, Parking, Accessibility

Access is convenient via the B17; parking is available at Klausenberg and in a designated parking lot (address: Apprichstraße). The theater hall is accessible without barriers; wheelchair spaces are designated. Coat check, aperitivo bar, and an open evening box complete the experience – everything for a smooth concert evening.

Conclusion

An evening for the soul: Albrecht Mayer and the Hofkapelle Munich draw Mozart's music with fine lines, radiant tone, and stylistic clarity. Anyone who wants to experience the singing oboe in all its colors should secure this date – live Mozart sounds the most beautiful.