Mondays at the Museum captivates Gersthofen with chamber music at the Balloon Museum

A winter evening filled with chamber music, clarity, and quiet tension

With Mondays at the Museum, the Balloon Museum Gersthofen continues its new concert series on November 30, 2026 at 7:30 PM. Under the title Musical Narrative Worlds, an evening of chamber music featuring piano, clarinet, and cello takes center stage. Admission is free, donations are appreciated. ([stadthalle-gersthofen.de](https://www.stadthalle-gersthofen.de/Klassik_Konzert_-_Montags_im_Museum_VA2312))

Chamber music with narrative depth

The concert evening opens the space for finely drawn musical lines, precise coordination, and an intimate live atmosphere. The program includes Ludwig van Beethoven's famous Gassenhauer Trio as well as a trio arrangement from Engelbert Humperdinck's Hänsel und Gretel. The selection combines melodic familiarity with chamber music sophistication, making the concert a character-rich experience. ([stadthalle-gersthofen.de](https://www.stadthalle-gersthofen.de/Klassik_Konzert_-_Montags_im_Museum_VA2312))

Strong lineup, clear style

The evening features three musical personalities known for their sound precision and stylistic security: David Schöndorfer, principal clarinetist of the Augsburg Philharmonic, Julien Chappot, principal cellist of the Augsburg Philharmonic, and Szilvia Mikó, pianist and solo repetiteur at the Augsburg State Theater. The curatorial signature of the series is contributed by Wolfgang Lackerschmid for jazz and David Schöndorfer for classical music. ([stadthalle-gersthofen.de](https://www.stadthalle-gersthofen.de/Klassik_Konzert_-_Montags_im_Museum_VA2312))

Special venue, special acoustics

The Balloon Museum Gersthofen offers a atmospheric setting for this concert series where music and space noticeably blend together. The building is designed to be accessible, featuring an elevator, a spiral ramp, a disabled parking space, and additional parking options directly at the museum, in the Rathaus/Stadthalle underground parking, and at the City Center. Admission begins 30 minutes before the concert starts. ([ballonmuseum-gersthofen.de](https://www.ballonmuseum-gersthofen.de/seite/besucherinfo/barrierefreiheit.php?utm_source=openai))

Conclusion: A Monday that resonates long after

Mondays at the Museum promises a stylish evening filled with classical tension, chamber music intimacy, and an unusual venue. Those who wish to experience fine sound colors, direct stage presence, and a free concert evening in a special ambiance should save this date and be there live. ([stadthalle-gersthofen.de](https://www.stadthalle-gersthofen.de/Klassik_Konzert_-_Montags_im_Museum_VA2312))

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