When does the concert start?

The concert starts on September 25, 2026, at 7:30 PM.

Where is the evening taking place?

In the Kleine Beethovenhalle in Muffendorf, Bonn.

How much do the tickets cost?

According to the preliminary program, ticket prices are between 29 and 49 euros.

Is the event venue accessible?

Yes, the Kleine Beethovenhalle offers barrier-free access, an elevator, and a barrier-free restroom.

Are there parking facilities?

Yes, parking is available nearby; there is also a parking area at the venue.

What music is on the program?

An evening will be spun with string quartets by Ludwig van Beethoven, interpreted by Quatuor Ébène.

Quatuor Ébène ignites Beethoven in Bonn with chamber musical tension

Name: Beethovenfest 2026: Quatuor Ébène with Beethoven String Quartet Cycle I
Start: 2026-09-25T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-25T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Kleine Beethovenhalle

When Beethoven becomes very close in Muffendorf

On September 25, 2026, the Beethovenfest Bonn brings the first evening of the Beethoven String Quartet Cycle with Quatuor Ébène to the Kleine Beethovenhalle. The concert starts at 7:30 PM, featuring string quartets by Ludwig van Beethoven; the ticket price ranges from 29 to 49 euros. The event combines the intimacy of chamber music with the great narrative power of an ensemble celebrated for energetic, visionary interpretations of Beethoven. ([visit-bonn-region.de](https://www.visit-bonn-region.de/fileadmin/Mediendatenbank/Bilder/7-PDF-Uploads-allgemein/Beethovenfest_2026_fuer_Gruppen.pdf))

A space for fine tensions

The Kleine Beethovenhalle in Muffendorf is not an anonymous concert building, but a historic hall from the late 19th century, considered a cultural center of the district. This venue is perfect for chamber music: close to the artists, with direct presence and that live atmosphere where every phrase ending, every nuance, and every dynamic shading becomes palpable. ([beethovenfest.de](https://www.beethovenfest.de/en/locations/kleine-beethovenhalle/14))

Quatuor Ébène: Beethoven with electric precision

Quatuor Ébène is one of the most prominent string quartets of today. The ensemble won the ARD Music Competition in 2004, received the Belmont Prize in 2005, the Borletti-Buitoni Trust Award in 2007, and became the first ensemble ever to be honored with the Frankfurt Music Prize in 2019. Recordings of music by Beethoven, Bartók, Debussy, Haydn, Fauré, and the Mendelssohns have received numerous awards; particularly their complete recording of Beethoven's quartets and international cycle projects have solidified the quartet's reputation. ([impresariat-simmenauer.de](https://www.impresariat-simmenauer.de/en/artist/quatuor-ebene/))

The Beethoven Cycle as a musical summit

Quatuor Ébène shows that it not only interprets Beethoven but also rethinks it conceptually, as evident in the ensemble's long-standing focus on the complete quartet cosmos of the composer. The project Beethoven around the World took the quartet across six continents before bringing the cycle back to the stage in selected concert halls. For Bonn, this means an evening of high concentration, gripping synchronization, and that tension only a top ensemble can generate in a small hall. ([impresariat-simmenauer.de](https://www.impresariat-simmenauer.de/en/artist/quatuor-ebene/))

Sound, closeness, and audience atmosphere

The appeal of this evening lies in the immediate encounter: no sense of distance, no excess space, but concentrated chamber music with fine direction among the four voices. Those who experience Beethoven's string quartets live hear not just a work, but a whole drama of friction, calm, gesture, and departure. It is in this that the special audience atmosphere of a Beethovenfest evening in Muffendorf unfolds. ([beethovenfest.de](https://www.beethovenfest.de/en/locations/kleine-beethovenhalle/14))

Practical information for the concert evening

The Kleine Beethovenhalle is located at Muffendorfer Hauptstraße 22 in 53177 Bonn. The venue offers barrier-free access, an elevator, a barrier-free restroom, and nearby parking options; direct access with a brief stop at the entrance is possible. Public transport connections are available via the Hopmannstraße and Albertus-Magnus-Str. stops. ([beethovenfest.de](https://www.beethovenfest.de/en/locations/kleine-beethovenhalle/14))

Conclusion: This evening promises concentrated Beethoven, close, sensual, and technically at the highest level. Those who want to experience Quatuor Ébène live will receive a concert experience in Bonn that resonates long after. ([visit-bonn-region.de](https://www.visit-bonn-region.de/fileadmin/Mediendatenbank/Bilder/7-PDF-Uploads-allgemein/Beethovenfest_2026_fuer_Gruppen.pdf))