When does the concert start?

The concert starts on April 13, 2027 at 7:30 PM.

Where does the event take place?

In the Beethoven Hall Bonn, Great Hall, Wachsbleiche 16 in 53111 Bonn.

How much do the tickets cost?

Tickets are available in categories I to V, starting from 33 euros plus advance booking fee.

Is the Beethoven Hall accessible?

Yes, the new Beethoven Hall is designed to be accessible, except for the gallery or balcony in the Great Hall.

How is the best way to get to the Beethoven Hall?

Traveling by public transport is recommended. From Bonn's main train station it's about a 15-minute walk, and several bus and tram lines go to Bertha-von-Suttner-Platz.

Is there dining and cloakroom services on site?

Yes, the house has the restaurant Cantos, as well as counters with drinks and snacks. Cloakroom areas are available in the entrance foyer and in the basement of Forum Süd.

Anna Lapwood makes Bonn's Beethoven Hall shine with organ sound

Name: Anna Lapwood in Bonn: Classical Highlight in the Beethoven Hall
Start: 2027-04-13T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2027-04-13T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Beethovenhalle Bonn, Großer Saal

When the organ makes the Rhine shine

With International Stars on the Rhine: Classical Music for Bonn, the Beethoven Hall will continue its new concert series in 2027: On April 13, 2027 at 7:30 PM, British organist Anna Lapwood will debut on the Klais organ in the Great Hall. The series is organized by the Beethoven House in collaboration with DK Deutsche Klassik GmbH and brings together some of the most sought-after classical stars of our time in Bonn. ([beethoven.de](https://www.beethoven.de/de/press/view/5737674874814464/Neue%2BKonzertreihe%2Bin%2Bder%2BBeethovenhalle%2Bmit%2Binternationalen%2BKlassik%2BStars))

An evening between precision and goosebumps

The new Beethoven Hall presents itself as a modern concert venue with the latest technology, complete accessibility, and a Great Hall acoustically designed for concert proximity. It is exactly here that an organ evening unfolds its full power: from the finest breath of a quiet registration to the room-filling sound that physically captures the audience. ([beethovenhalle.de](https://www.beethovenhalle.de/beethovenhalle))

The Beethoven Hall as a stage for great moments

The location is centrally located on the Rhine in Bonn-Center. The main train station can be reached on foot in about 15 minutes; in addition, several tram and bus lines go to the Bertha-von-Suttner-Platz stop. Around the house, parking options such as the Beethoven parking garage, the opera garage, and other parking garages in the city center are available. Inside the house, cloakroom areas and drink and snack counters in the foyer ensure a comfortable concert visit. ([beethovenhalle.de](https://www.beethovenhalle.de/besucherservice))

A program with radiance

The series International Stars on the Rhine – Classical Music for Bonn was developed by the Beethoven House GmbH in collaboration with DK Deutsche Klassik GmbH. For the year 2027, the official announcement names besides Daniel Hope, the piano duo Lucas & Arthur Jussen and Lang Lang also Anna Lapwood as one of the highlights. This makes the date in Bonn a clear attraction for classical music fans who are looking for big names and a concentrated live experience. ([beethoven.de](https://www.beethoven.de/de/press/view/5737674874814464/Neue%2BKonzertreihe%2Bin%2Bder%2BBeethovenhalle%2Bmit%2Binternationalen%2BKlassik%2BStars))

What makes this evening special

Anna Lapwood stands for a new, audience-friendly way of experiencing organ music: virtuosic, attention-grabbing, and open to a broad audience. In the Beethoven Hall, this energy meets a hall that meets all acoustic requirements of a contemporary concert hall after the modernization. This creates a concert experience that oscillates between sacred grandeur and urban elegance. ([beethovenhalle.de](https://www.beethovenhalle.de/beethovenhalle))

Conclusion: Those seeking an extraordinary classical experience in Bonn will find an evening with a strong atmosphere, excellent venue, and a high-profile name on the program here. Anna Lapwood live in the Beethoven Hall promises sound art with a pulling effect – ideal for all who want not just to hear music but to experience it. ([beethoven.de](https://www.beethoven.de/de/press/view/5737674874814464/Neue%2BKonzertreihe%2Bin%2Bder%2BBeethovenhalle%2Bmit%2Binternationalen%2BKlassik%2BStars))