When does the concert of [spiel:frei] take place?

The concert takes place on Saturday, February 27, 2027. Start is at 7:30 PM, doors open at 6:30 PM.

Where does [spiel:frei] perform?

The concert takes place at the Historic Printing House Seidel, Luitpoldplatz 4, 92237 Sulzbach-Rosenberg.

How much do the tickets cost?

Tickets cost 18 Euro with free seating.

What kind of music does [spiel:frei] play?

The repertoire combines Swing, Jazz, Folk, Balkan music, French Musette, Klezmer, Irish jigs, and Swedish polkas.

What instruments do the musicians play?

You can hear violin, clarinet, double bass, and accordion. All four members of the ensemble also sing.

Is the concert wheelchair accessible?

Information on accessibility will follow.

[spiel:frei] live in Sulzbach-Rosenberg 2027

Name: [spiel:frei] – The Best of Swing, Jazz, Folk, Balkan, Musette, and Klezmer
Start: 2027-02-27T19:30:00+01:00
End: 2027-02-27T19:30:00+01:00
Location: Historische Druckerei Seidel

[spiel:frei] brings a musical journey to the Historic Printing House Seidel

On Saturday, February 27, 2027, the Historic Printing House Seidel in Sulzbach-Rosenberg transforms into a lively concert hall for Swing, Jazz, Folk, Balkan, French Musette, and Klezmer. Starting at 7:30 PM, the ensemble [spiel:frei] provides a concert filled with acoustic joy of playing, strong voices, and great stylistic versatility, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a café, a pub, and a lively dance hall.

Butter-soft violin meets joyful clarinet

Anne Adler on violin and Manfred Pechtl on clarinet shape the characteristic sound of [spiel:frei]. Their musical communication ranges from finely nuanced melodic arcs to spirited dialogues intertwining folk traditions, Klezmer colors, and swinging jazz phrasing.

Groove, accordion, and strong voices

Andreas Hellmuth on double bass provides the groovy foundation, while Bernd Vogel on accordion brings rhythmic energy and the unmistakable sound of French Musette. All four musicians sing and create a stage performance that does not rely on overwhelming amplification and seeks closeness to the audience.

From Irish jigs to Balkan beats

The repertoire spans Irish jigs, Swedish polkas, Little-Big-Band swing, French Musette, folk, and Balkan beats. The arrangements thrive on precise synchronization, changing timbres, and a direct live atmosphere. Sometimes light and dancing, sometimes melancholic and intense, the evening develops into a musical journey filled with humor, energy, and a lot of joyful play.

A special concert venue with history

The Historic Printing House Seidel at Luitpoldplatz 4 is now a small arts stage in a culturally significant space. Historic printing presses, the nostalgic floorboards, and modern lighting and sound technology connect the past and present. This special acoustics create the right setting for a concert that thrives on immediate audience proximity.

Conclusion: Music that gets you moving

Visitors can expect a varied concert evening with violin, clarinet, double bass, accordion, and multi-voiced singing. Those who love Swing, Folk, Klezmer, and Balkan music or are looking for an atmospheric evening with live music will experience [spiel:frei] on February 27, 2027, as particularly approachable and full of musical surprises.