When does the Mas Que Tango concert take place?

The concert takes place on Sunday, November 1, 2026, from 6 to 8 PM.

Where does Mas Que Tango take place in Augsburg?

The venue is the State Textile and Industry Museum located at Provinostraße 46, 86153 Augsburg.

How much do the tickets cost?

Regular tickets cost 17 Euros. Discounted tickets are available for 14 Euros, and members of the tim support and friends association pay 8 Euros.

What music will be played?

The program features works by Astor Piazzolla from Tango Nuevo, titles from the Época de oro of Argentine tango as well as selected works from classical music.

Who performs at Mas Que Tango?

The ensemble includes Iris Lichtinger on piano and Martin Franke on violin. Guest musicians Victor Villena on bandoneon and Lysander Francescatti on cello will also participate.

Are there tickets available at the box office?

Remaining tickets may be available at the box office. Pre-sale occurs at the museum box office or online.

Mas Que Tango live in Augsburg

Name: Mas Que Tango
Start: 2026-11-01T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-01T20:00:00+01:00
Location: Staatliches Textil- und Industriemuseum

Mas Que Tango: Longing and Tango Nuevo at tim Augsburg

On November 1, 2026, the State Textile and Industry Museum Augsburg will transform into a concert venue full of melancholy, passion, and sonic depth. The All Saints concert with MÁS QUE TANGO starts at 6 PM and is dedicated under the title "Vuelvo al Sur – I return to the South" to the longing for reunification, the hope for return, and the power of vivid memory.

Piazzolla's Tango Nuevo between Melancholy and Departure

At the center is Astor Piazzolla's uncompromising Tango Nuevo. His music combines rhythmic tension, chamber music precision, and an expressive sound language in which every line demands movement. Accompanying it are compelling works from the Época de oro of Argentine tango as well as selected pieces from classical music.

An Ensemble with an International Sound Horizon

MÁS QUE TANGO stands for a stylistically open stage performance that extends far beyond traditional tango patterns. The ensemble led by Augsburg musician Iris Lichtinger on piano and former violinist of the Augsburg Philharmonic Martin Franke combines the characteristic pull of tango with finely tuned orchestration and chamber music synchronization. Special guest Victor Villena, a master of the bandoneon born in Buenos Aires and performing worldwide, will also be present. Cellist Lysander Francescatti will also participate.

Music, Texts, and a Special Live Atmosphere

The audience's mood arises from the interplay of pulsating bandoneon, lyrical violin, warm piano sound, and the deep resonance space of the cello. The evening will be guided by tim director Dr. Karl B. Murr with philosophical and poetic texts. Thus, a concert experience is created that weaves tango, classical music, and literary reflection together.

An Evening for Tango Fans and Curious Concert-Goers

The lineup promises a varied dramaturgy: intense rhythmic condensation meets delicate melancholy, folkloric roots meet modern sound colors. Those who appreciate Tango Nuevo, Argentine music, sophisticated chamber music, and atmospheric concert nights will experience a musical journey between Buenos Aires, memory, and inner return at tim.

Conclusion: MÁS QUE TANGO brings a concert full of passion, longing, and musical diversity to Augsburg on All Saints Day. Secure your seat and experience Piazzolla's Tango Nuevo, Argentine classics, and classical sound art live at tim.