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Glücksburg Concerts -
Music from piano to soprano

Sound art
for connoisseurs and newcomers alike

The Glücksburg Concerts have been enriching cultural life on the Flensburg Fjord for more than twenty years. The Förderkreis Glücksburger Konzerte e. V. is once again presenting five top-class events in 2025. International artists and outstanding young talents perform chamber music in various formations. The concerts take place in the special atmosphere of the Church of the Resurrection in Glücksburg. Tickets are available in advance and at the box office.

Program 2025

Sunday, June 15, 2025, 5:00 p.m.

As part of the "WIR IN" concert series, this time the violin class of the Lübeck University of Music is a guest in Glücksburg. Under the direction of Prof. Elisabeth Weber, six students will present an impressive and varied program. They will perform works from the Baroque to the modern era: two virtuoso solo sonatas by Eugène Ysaye, including the Spanish-inspired Sonata No. 6 (Anh Quan Dao) and the four-movement Sonata No. 2 (Noa Weckner). Another highlight is the Violin Concerto in A major KV 219 by W. A. Mozart, performed by Anh Quan Dao. The ensemble will also perform "Verano Porteño" by Astor Piazzolla - a fiery homage to the Argentinian summer, performed by the entire class.
Performers: Anna Böhmer, Eva Westphal, Mai Kinomura, Sophia Gutdeutsch (violin & piano), Noa Weckner, Anh Quan Dao

The Trio Risonante Photo by Nick Konstantin Otto

Sunday, September 14, 2025, 5:00 pm

The Trio Risonante invites you to a multifaceted program of chamber music. The program opens with Ludwig van Beethoven 's famous "Gassenhauer Trio" - a lively work for clarinet, cello and piano. This is followed by Robert Schumann's expressive "Adagio and Allegro" for cello and piano, which alternates between intimate tranquillity and passionate energy. With Claude Debussy 's impressionistic "Première Rhapsodie" for clarinet and piano and the "Mozart Adagio" by Estonian composer Arvo Pärt, finely nuanced timbres become audible. The finale is the profound Clarinet Trio in A minor op. 114 by Johannes Brahms, which is moving in its late-romantic expressiveness.
An evening that unfolds the entire stylistic and emotional spectrum of chamber music.

Photo of the musicians duo51saiten Photo by Taewook Ahn

Saturday, November 15, 2025, 5:00 pm

The duo51saiten combines cello and harp in a sound-painting concert full of colors and contrasts. At the center are works by French composers such as Gabriel Fauré, Lili Boulanger and Claude Debussy, whose music captivates with impressionistic subtleties. The romantic tones of Franz Schubert and Franz Strauss complement the program with lyrical warmth, while Louis Spohr's "Magic Flute Potpourri" provides a playful sparkle. A special highlight is the modern duo for cello and harp (1984) by Korean composer Isang Yun, which opens up new dimensions of sound. The harp solo "Impromptu op. 86" by Fauré demonstrates the instrument's virtuosity in its full range.
A poetic concert evening that enchants the audience like a finely drawn watercolor.

Concert tickets

All concert tickets are available in advance, including at the Glücksburg Tourist Information Office at Schinderdam 7, and at the box office.
Or by e-mail or telephone directly from the association (including subscriptions):
info@gluecksburger-konzerte.de
Telephone: +49 (0) 4631 444 7039
It is possible to book online via Reservix.

Auferstehungskirche Glücksburg
Bahnhofstrasse 11
24960 Glücksburg

Erwachsene | 20,00 €
Mitglieder | 15,00 €
Studenten | 10,00 €
Kinder | freier Eintritt

Erwachsene | 60,00 €
Mitglieder | 45,00 €
Studenten | 30,00 €
Kinder | kostenfrei

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About the Glücksburg Concerts

The Glücksburg Concerts are an integral part of the cultural offerings on the Baltic Sea. The Förderkreis Glücksburger Konzerte e. V. has been bringing classical music to the stage of the Church of the Resurrection for over twenty years. The voluntary commitment has created a high-quality concert series that combines regional identity with international sound art. The repertoire ranges from chamber music by great masters to works by young prizewinners of the German Music Competition.
Glücksburg on the Flensburg Fjord thus becomes a place of lively music education. With three clear program lines - High Classical, National Winner Concerts and Young Classical - the series offers variety for connoisseurs and new discoverers. The concerts are aimed at music lovers from Glücksburg, Flensburg and the entire Baltic Sea region. Thanks to the combination of artistic standards, local roots and professional promotion of young talent, the Glücksburg concerts are now regarded as an exemplary model for cultural commitment in rural areas.