CelloFellos make Bonn groove: Open-air concert in the Kulturgarten
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An open-air evening that transforms two cellos into a small sonic adventure
On September 10, 2026, the Beethovenfest Bonn brings CelloFellos at 7:30 PM to the Kulturgarten at Post Tower. The duo of Leonard Disselhorst and Bryan Cheng will perform an open-air cross-genre program that spans from Shore to Ellington and Piazzolla to Bartók. The program includes original arrangements and an evening that combines chamber music precision with a vibrant live atmosphere. ([beethovenfest.de](https://www.beethovenfest.de/en/programm-tickets/cellofellos/828))
Two cellists, an open sound field
CelloFellos represent a distinctive approach to the concert format: two cellos, eight strings, no stylistic boundaries. The official festival description speaks of a musical joyride from film music to Balkan folk, from tango to jazz. The excitement of this evening lies exactly in this: classical technique meets rhythmic freedom, fine orchestration meets immediate stage performance. ([beethovenfest.de](https://www.beethovenfest.de/en/programm-tickets/cellofellos/828))
Repertoire with groove, color, and character
The program mixes Leonard Disselhorst's own pieces with arrangements by Tigran Hamasyan and Howard Shore, Duke Ellington, Bobby McFerrin and Herbie Hancock, Mariano Mores, Astor Piazzolla, traditional Romanian themes, Béla Bartók, and Milena Dolinová/Kryštof Mařatka. Everything will be performed in original arrangements by CelloFellos. This selection promises a concert experience with great dynamics, fine contrasts, and an audience mood that shifts from curiosity to enthusiasm. ([beethovenfest.de](https://www.beethovenfest.de/en/programm-tickets/cellofellos/828))
An extraordinary venue in Bonn
The Kulturgarten at Post Tower is located at Charles-de-Gaulle-Straße 1 in 53113 Bonn and is designated as an open-air stage with wheelchair access. The venue describes the stage as a summer spot in the middle of the pond at Post Tower. To get there, the Beethovenfest mentions the city train stop Heussallee/Museumsmeile as well as bus connections nearby. ([beethovenfest.de](https://www.beethovenfest.de/de/veranstaltungsorte/kulturgarten-am-post-tower/99?utm_source=openai))
The location itself is perfectly suited to this program: water, evening light, and an open sound space create exactly the kind of tension that makes a live concert with two cellos so special. The music feels close, direct, and simultaneously large enough to fill the open-air space. ([beethovenfest.de](https://www.beethovenfest.de/de/veranstaltungsorte/kulturgarten-am-post-tower/99?utm_source=openai))
Price, tickets, and festival framework
Tickets for the concert are priced at 29 euros. The event is part of Beethovenfest 2026 and is announced as an open air, cross-genre. Thus, CelloFellos positions itself as one of the special concerts of the Bonn festival autumn. ([beethovenfest.de](https://www.beethovenfest.de/en/programm-tickets/cellofellos/828))
For those seeking modern chamber music storytelling, virtuosic string energy, and an atmospheric evening outdoors, this provides one of the most exciting program points of the Beethovenfest. This concert thrives on the moment, rhythm, and closeness to the audience. Being there live is worthwhile. ([beethovenfest.de](https://www.beethovenfest.de/en/programm-tickets/cellofellos/828))
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