When does the Welte Concert take place?

On Saturday, August 8, 2026, at 11:00 AM at the Augustiner Museum Freiburg.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is in the Welte Lounge at the Augustiner Museum.

What is the cost of admission?

The event ticket costs 2.50 euros, and museum admission is additionally required.

Is the event accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the Augustiner Museum offers accessible access, an elevator, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom.

How do I get there best?

By tram line 1 to Oberlinden or by car via the Schlossberg parking garage.

Is there free seating?

The number of participants is limited, so early booking in the online shop is recommended.

A Rare Sound Moment: Welte Concert at the Augustiner Museum Freiburg

Name: Welte Concert: Concert on Board the Speedboat Kaiser Wilhelm II
Start: 2026-08-08T13:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-08T13:00:00+02:00
Location: Augustinermuseum

A rare listening experience at the Augustiner Museum

The Welte Concert combines the history of technology, sound culture, and the special live atmosphere of the Augustiner Museum into a concert event with collector's value. On Saturday, August 8, 2026, the functionality of the reproduction piano from the Freiburg company M. Welte & Söhne will be the focus in Freiburg. Wolfgang Huller will guide the evening, which this time is dedicated to the concert on board the speedboat Kaiser Wilhelm II.

Technology that brings music back to life

This is not just about melodies, but about the fascinating synchronization of mechanics and interpretation. The reproduction piano brings historical piano art back into the room with astonishing presence. This very blend of acoustic delicacy and museum ambiance makes the Welte Concert a unique experience for music lovers, culture fans, and anyone who appreciates unusual concert formats.

A concert with historical depth

The focus on the speedboat Kaiser Wilhelm II adds a narrative dimension to the event that goes far beyond a classical chamber concert. The audience will experience not just music, but a piece of technical and cultural history. At the Augustiner Museum, orchestration, sound colors, and historical reproduction meet an environment that stylishly carries the character of the evening.

Strong backdrop in the middle of Freiburg

The Augustiner Museum is one of the most prominent cultural venues in the city. With its central location at Augustinerplatz, good public transport connections, and accessibility, it provides the perfect setting for a focused, close concert experience. Those who attend on that morning will experience music in an atmosphere that is both calm, precise, and compelling.

Conclusion: An event for curious ears

The Welte Concert at the Augustiner Museum promises a morning full of historical sound moments, technical finesse, and special closeness to the music. Those who love rare concert formats should mark this date in Freiburg and experience the fascination of the reproduction piano live.