Events in Havixbeck

Jane -a woman between two fishes -

a dime novel musical, performed by the Gesangstechnischer Hilfsdienst, Cologne

After the concert, visitors and musicians will have the opportunity to meet - drinks and a snack will be provided

Open-air picnic concert at Haus Stapel with the TRIO SERAPHIM, who already thrilled the audience in the courtyard at the 1st Stapel Open-Air Concert in 2020 with their programme "What a wonderful world" and last year with "La vie en rose". This summer, Heike Hallaschka, Gerd Radeke and Christiane Alt-Epping will present their new programme "Island Sounds" in the attractive line-up of soprano, trumpet and piano: folkloristic music from the "Emerald Isle" of Ireland , "Very British Music" from Good Old England, a rarity from the Danish island of Zealand, romantic music from the island kingdom of Venice, but also favourite music that you would like to take with you to the proverbial desert island. And if you think about it, the Stapel moated castle is also an island, on which our musical dinner is served with the picnic delicacies that our visitors have brought themselves and enjoy on the chairs and deckchairs provided.

Open-air picnic concert at Haus Stapel with the TRIO SERAPHIM, which already thrilled the audience in the courtyard at the 1st Stapel Open-Air Concert in 2020 with the programme "What a wonderful world" and last year with "La vie en rose". This summer, Heike Hallaschka, Gerd Radeke and Christiane Alt-Epping will present their new programme "Island Sounds" in the attractive line-up of soprano, trumpet and piano: Folkloristic from the "green island" of Ireland , "Very British Music" from Good Old England, a rarity from the Danish island of Zealand, romantic from the island kingdom of Venice, but also favourite music that you would like to take with you to the proverbial desert island. And if you think about it, the Stapel moated castle is also an island, on which our musical dinner is served with the picnic delicacies that our visitors have brought themselves and enjoy on the chairs and deckchairs provided.

From 2023, the listed park and garden of the moated castle Haus Stapel will be shown in regular guided tours by the owner Dr Mechthild Freifrau Raitz von Frentz. Among other things, historical photographs will be compared with the spatial structures of the garden monument that are still recognisable today.

Everyone is welcome, no pre-registration is required. Suitable footwear is recommended, as the paths can be muddy depending on the weather. Each garden tour has a special botanical focus appropriate to the season.

"Ways of love" - a wide field! Sit back and enjoy what soprano Heike Hallaschka and bass-baritone Maximilian Kramer - who already impressed the audience last summer with their programme "Mein Mädel hat einen Rosenmund" ("My Girl Has a Rose Mouth") - have to say about these paths in song in the inner courtyard of the Haus Stapel moated castle while enjoying picnic delicacies you have brought yourself. There are plenty of chairs and deckchairs to listen to the two sing romantic, joyful and heartbreaking solos and duets. Planned are two absolute classics of the ways of love: Antonín Dvořak's "Gypsy Melodies" and Johannes Brahms' "Gypsy Songs", but also popular numbers from the musicals "Phantom of the Opera", "West Side Story" and "Mary Poppins". Accompanying on the piano and soloist: Prof. Clemens Rave.

"Ways of love" - a wide field! Sit back and enjoy what soprano Heike Hallaschka and bass-baritone Maximilian Kramer - who already impressed the audience last summer with their programme "Mein Mädel hat einen Rosenmund" ("My Girl Has a Rose Mouth") - have to say about these paths in song in the inner courtyard of the Haus Stapel moated castle while enjoying picnic delicacies you have brought yourself. There are plenty of chairs and deckchairs to listen to the two sing romantic, joyful and heartbreaking solos and duets. Planned are two absolute classics of the ways of love: Antonín Dvořak's "Gypsy Melodies" and Johannes Brahms' "Gypsy Songs", but also popular numbers from the musicals "Phantom of the Opera", "West Side Story" and "Mary Poppins". Accompanying on the piano and soloist: Prof. Clemens Rave.

From 2023, the listed park and garden of the moated castle Haus Stapel will be shown in regular guided tours by the owner Dr Mechthild Freifrau Raitz von Frentz. Among other things, historical photographs are compared with the spatial structures of the garden monument that are still recognisable today.

Everyone is welcome, no pre-registration is required. Suitable footwear is recommended, as the paths can be muddy depending on the weather. Each garden tour has a special botanical focus appropriate to the season.

The classic: piano recital by candlelight at Haus Stapel with Clemens Rave. The renowned pianist and expert for the special Knake grand piano from 1873, which has been in the hall for over 140 years, plays his now 10th piano recital in the historic ballroom of the moated castle, illuminated by the two large old chandeliers. In his recital, Clemens Rave illuminates an ever-fascinating theme: "Wunderkinder" - juvenile strokes of genius by Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Liszt, Chopin and Korngold.

From 2023, the listed park and garden of the moated castle Haus Stapel will be shown in regular guided tours by the owner Dr Mechthild Freifrau Raitz von Frentz. Among other things, historical photographs will be compared with the spatial structures of the garden monument that are still recognisable today.

Everyone is welcome, no pre-registration is required. Suitable footwear is recommended, as the paths can be muddy depending on the weather. Each garden tour has a special botanical focus appropriate to the season.

Franz Schubert's "Winterreise", the best-known, most popular - and most melancholy - song cycle of the Romantic period, will be performed in the historic ballroom of the moated castle Haus Stapel. The hand-painted wallpaper from around 1820 in the ballroom, which was painted during Schubert's lifetime, and the 150-year-old Knake grand piano provide the authentic ambience for the 24 songs performed by soprano Heike Hallaschka and pianist Ulrich Rademacher, professor emeritus for song accompaniment at the Cologne Musikhochschule and an intimate connoisseur of this icon of music history.