Grooving with the Staatskapelle Dresden: Off-beat tunes in Dresden's Neustadt district
Dresden State Orchestra Takes Stage in Controversial Neustadt Area - Neustadt Welcomes Traveling State Chapel Dresden for Visits
Want something different from the typical orchestral experience? Here's your chance! The Saxon State Orchestra, aka Staatskapelle Dresden, is shaking things up and heading to the hip Neustadt quarter of Dresden. And guess what? They're leaving their fancy tailcoats at home!
On June 17, this legendary orchestra will be performing at ten bars, scene pubs, and cafés in Neustadt, serving up a variety of chamber music programs – all for free! For instance, you can catch some Tango tunes at The Living Room, or sing along to some Schlager and Polka at Bottoms Up. Over at Groove Station, get ready to sway to some folk music in 11/8 time!
Performances will start at 7:30 PM with three sets, allowing you to change venues during the half-hour breaks between sets and experience the orchestra in a fresh way. The "No Tuxedo on Tour" program made its debut in 2016 and quickly built a loyal fanbase. So, grab your friends and join the party!
Now, don't be surprised if they perform in unusual locations. While specific unconventional locations aren't mentioned, it's clear that Staatskapelle Dresden doesn't shy away from non-traditional venues – from public spaces to factories and festivals – during their tours. For the latest details on the "No Tuxedo on Tour" venues, be sure to check official announcements and press releases from Staatskapelle Dresden or Semperoper. Get ready to experience classical music like never before!
Experience Dresden's lively Neustadt district while enjoying the outdoors, as the Staatskapelle Dresden performs at various bars, pubs, and cafés, offering a unique home-and-garden feel to their performances. In alignment with this off-beat tour, one might envision a lifestyle that embraces the blend of classical music and outdoor-living, making Dresden a captivating destination for music enthusiasts.
