When does the concert take place?

The event starts on 09/20/2026 at 4:00 PM.

Where is the event located?

The event will take place in the studio of the Beethovenhalle in Bonn, Wachsbleiche 16, 53111 Bonn.

How much does a ticket cost?

The stated ticket price is 29 Euros per person.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the Beethovenhalle has been designed to be wheelchair accessible after renovation, with the exception of the balcony or tier in the main hall.

How can I get there best?

Traveling by bus and train is recommended. It takes about 15 minutes to walk from Bonn Central Station, and the Bertha-von-Suttner-Platz stop is nearby.

Are there parking facilities?

Yes, there are several parking options around the Beethovenhalle, including the Beethoven parking garage and the opera garage.

Baba Yaga ignites a dazzling concert in Bonn between myth and movement

Name: Beethovenfest 2026: Baba Yaga
Start: 2026-09-20T18:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-20T19:15:00+02:00
Location: Studio der Beethovenhalle

Baba Yaga in Bonn: a musical ritual between myth, movement, and voice

With Beethovenfest 2026: Baba Yaga, an extraordinary concert experience is coming to the Beethovenhalle on September 20, 2026. In the studio of this traditional venue, a choreographed song recital meets music, dance, and spoken word – inspired by the Slavic figure Baba Yaga and shaped by the works of Rowan Hellier, Andreas Heise, and the Beethovenfest environment.

When folklore meets the present

This program opens the door to an evening that consciously expands classical concert forms. The production combines singing, movement, and scenic condensation into a live atmosphere where every gesture becomes part of the orchestration. The view of Baba Yaga as an ambiguous, wild female figure gives the evening a clear dramaturgy: poetic, physical, modern.

A soundscape with depth and edge

Rowan Hellier is internationally established as a mezzo-soprano and curator of new music formats. Her work combines vocal precision with conceptual curiosity. For Baba Yaga: Songs and Dances of Death, she refers to an interdisciplinary format with specially composed music by Elena Langer and references to Mussorgsky. This is exactly where the tension arises that makes a special concert experience: sonically finely drawn, theatrically charged, dramaturgically closed.

Beethovenhalle, Studio: the fitting space for intimacy and presence

The studio of the Beethovenhalle offers a space with separate entrance, cloakroom facilities, and modern stage technology that is perfect for concentrated, cross-format productions. The hall is centrally located on the Rhine, easily accessible, and has been rethought for contemporary event concepts following its renovation. For visitors, this means short routes, pleasant navigation, and an ambiance that matches the artistic ambition of the evening.

Why this concert deserves early attention

Beethovenfest Bonn is one of the major classical festivals in Germany and presents around 80 concerts each year, as well as talks, exhibitions, and workshops. Collaborating with innovative artists is part of its profile. Baba Yaga stands firmly in this tradition: an evening that brings together classical music, performance, and theatrical performance, thus appealing to an audience that expects more than just a pure concert.

Conclusion: An evening for the senses, mind, and heart

Anyone who loves music that pushes boundaries should mark this date. Beethovenfest 2026: Baba Yaga promises an intense live experience in Bonn with narrative power, strong presence, and unusual aesthetics. This concert is worthwhile for all who want to experience classical music anew – live, close, and with a lot of atmosphere.