Which classes is the concert intended for?

The school concert is aimed at classes 3 to 8.

How long does the event last?

The duration is about 60 minutes according to the program.

Where does PLING, PLONG – UKULELE! take place?

The event location is the Kulturhaus abraxas at Sommestraße 30 in Augsburg.

Is the event publicly accessible?

No, according to the event information, it is a closed event.

What is the best way to get there?

The Kulturhaus abraxas is well accessible by public transport, including tram 2 and bus lines 35 and 32.

Are there any official ticket information?

No regular ticket information is provided for this school event.

Augsburg's children perform the band: Pling, Plong at abraxas awakens

Name: Pling Plong-Ukulele (Classes 3-8)-KlingKlangGloria
Start: 2026-05-12T11:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-12T12:00:00+02:00
Location: Kulturhaus abraxas

Pling, Plong and lots of participatory magic at the cultural center abraxas

When children’s and youth voices, ukulele sounds, and a well-rehearsed trio come together, a special event experience is created at the cultural center abraxas. PLING, PLONG – UKULELE! not only invites the audience to listen but also to immerse themselves in the action: as a school concert, participatory format, and musical community experience for classes 3 to 8.

A concert where the stage sings back

The production of KaraUke Augsburg focuses on closeness, energy, and audience mood. Over 600 children and young people have reportedly been preparing for the big ukulele event since autumn 2024. The mix of children's songs, well-known tracks, and fresh sound ideas makes the school event lively and easily accessible.

Music education with attitude and experience

This format is driven by MEHR MUSIK! from the German Mozart City Augsburg, which has been known for years for creative music education, targeting young audiences, and interdisciplinary event planning. The project closely collaborates with schools and cultural partners in the city, combining educational ambition with genuine live atmosphere.

The ensemble and the sound of the format

KaraUke Augsburg consists of Benjamin Rademann on the ukulele, Michael Dannhauer on the bass ukulele, and Jakob Mader on the suitcase drum. This trio specializes in participatory concepts where making music together takes precedence over perfect technique. This is how the unique blend of lightness, rhythm, and immediate experience is created.

Location with cultural substance

The cultural center abraxas in the western part of Augsburg is regarded as an established venue for children's, youth, and family culture. The location features a professionally equipped theater and is easily accessible by tram and bus. Thus, the venue is ideally suited for a school concert that emphasizes focused listening, active participation, and short distances.

Conclusion: A morning full of rhythm, curiosity, and community

PLING, PLONG – UKULELE! promises a musical experience that directly engages children and equally impresses teachers and accompanying individuals. Those who wish to not only hear music but also experience it together will find a lively concert format here with heart, structure, and plenty of playful energy.