Emajamaa brings dreamlike sound worlds live to the Trinkpavillon Bonn


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Emajamaa brings dreamlike sound worlds to the drinking pavilion
On Saturday, November 7, 2026, the drinking pavilion in the Kurpark Bad Godesberg will transform into a space for unusual sound colors and moving live atmosphere. At the concert Emajamaa - Music in the Park EXTRA, cello, handpan, Rav Vast, sansula, and percussion will come together. Admission is free, donations for the musicians are welcome.
When music opens inner landscapes
Emajamaa stands for a performance that brings dreams to dance. The original compositions combine influences from Scandinavian jazz, minimal music, classical, and folk into a distinct musical language. Sometimes the sound floats calmly and meditatively through the space, while at other times it develops a dance-like pulse with surprising rhythmic energy.
Cello, handpan, and percussion in dialogue
Tabea Hörsch on cello, Fernando Lyra on handpans, Rav Vast and sansula, as well as Mo Gahbler on percussion explore new technical and sonic possibilities in this unusual lineup. The orchestration thrives on fine resonances, organic transitions, and the precise synchronization of individual sound layers. The conducting arises from the musical interplay itself.
A special stage performance in Bad Godesberg
At the drinking pavilion, acoustic warmth meets modern sound design. The sound of the instruments creates an immediate intimacy, while handpan and sansula set shimmering overtones. The cello gives depth to the compositions, and Mo Gahbler's percussion adds motion and tension. Thus, a concert experience emerges between contemplative calm and captivating stage performance.
Live music with free entrance
The concert series Music in the Park EXTRA focuses on live music in a special atmosphere and invites the audience to an open, accessible cultural evening. Emajamaa is geared towards everyone who wants to experience acoustic music, cross-genre arrangements, and atmospheric concerts away from typical formats. A hat donation supports the performing musicians.
Conclusion: An evening of listening, wondering, and dreaming on
Visitors can expect a multifaceted concert evening on November 7, 2026, featuring floating soundscapes, rhythmic precision, and an intense audience atmosphere. Those who experience Emajamaa live discover music as a journey through inner landscapes. Admission is free - mark the date now and don’t miss this special concert experience at the drinking pavilion.
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