A Musical Journey Through the Moving History of the Violin

The violin is the centerpiece of this special performance in Starnberg. Under the title “Love, Theft and Woodworms: Stories of the Violin”, the piece combines acting, storytelling, and classical music into a versatile evening on stage.

At the center is the story of the violin. The instrument is presented not only musically but is also highlighted through acting and narrative elements. Thus, a performance is created that links different forms of expression and makes the history of the violin experienceable from various perspectives.

An Evening of Acting, Storytelling, and Music

The combination of scenic representation, spoken word, and classical music gives the piece a varied form. The title suggests stories related to love, theft, and woodworms - themes that are connected to the history and special character of the violin.

The event takes place on Wednesday, December 2, 2026, at 8:00 PM in the Great Hall of the Schlossberghalle Starnberg. The interior provides the fitting setting for the combination of acting, storytelling, and classical music.

Event Details

• Date: December 2, 2026
• Start: 8:00 PM
• Location: Great Hall of the Schlossberghalle Starnberg
• Content: History of the violin with acting, storytelling, and classical music

Information about ticket prices, ticket sales, a specific street address, and accessibility is not provided in this event description. Interested visitors should check these details directly on the event page before attending.

Anyone interested in classical music, performing arts, and unusual stories about instruments can look forward to a cultural evening in Starnberg. The performance is aimed at everyone who wants to not only listen to the violin but also learn about its history through a combination of music, storytelling, and acting.