When does the concert take place?

The concert takes place on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at 11 AM.

Where is EBERWEIN performing in Freising?

The matinee takes place in the Asamsaal at Marienplatz 7 in 85354 Freising.

How much do the tickets cost?

Tickets are available from 19 Euros. An additional fee may apply at the box office.

How long does the event last?

The performance lasts about two hours including a break.

What kind of music can the audience expect?

EBERWEIN combines Bavarian music tradition with polka, jazz, klezmer, Gstanzln, couplets, and chansons.

Is the venue accessible for individuals with disabilities?

The ticket pre-sale and access to the Asamsaal are accessible for individuals with disabilities. The fixed seating plan in the ticket shop is currently not accessible according to the organizer.

Eberwein brings Bavarian Soundscapes between Polka and Jazz to Freising

Name: EBERWEIN – BAVARIAN CHAMBER SOUND
Start: 2026-11-08T11:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-08T13:00:00+01:00
Location: Asamsaal

When Polka Meets Jazz: EBERWEIN in the Asamsaal Freising

On Sunday, November 8, 2026, the EBERWEIN ensemble transforms the Asamsaal in Freising into a vibrant meeting point between Bavarian tradition and modern chamber music. The matinee begins at 11 AM and combines virtuoso instrumental artistry, singing, and pointed stories into an extraordinary concert experience.

The Blue Harp as the Musical Centerpiece

At the heart of the Bavarian chamber sound is the harp played by Marlene Eberwein. Her transparent tone gives the music a chamber music intimacy, while saxophone, clarinet, trumpet, percussion, guitar, and double bass provide rhythmic energy and colorful orchestration. This creates a sound that is finely nuanced, surprisingly adaptable, and deeply rooted in Bavarian musical tradition.

Tradition with Jazz, Klezmer, and Chanson

EBERWEIN merges danceable polkas with playful jazz and melancholic klezmer. Humorous Gstanzl and four-line verses meet captivating rhythms, and current stories resonate as joyous couplets and chansons. The musical synchronization of the quintet creates a unique crossover sound that does not preserve folk music but rethinks it with curiosity and technical precision.

Five Musicians, One Distinctive Sound

Marlene Eberwein on harp, Stephan Reiser on saxophone and clarinet, Stefan Lang on trumpet and percussion, Michael Reiß on guitar, and Max Seefelder on double bass shape the stage performance. Together, they confidently navigate between rhythmic lightness, warm soundscapes, and humorous musical moments.

Musical Quality with Bavarian Roots

The formation around Marlene Eberwein is connected to the renowned Eberwein musician family and the Bavarian folk music tradition from Hallertau. Releases like eberwein – bavarian chamber sound and eberwein – bavarian crossover showcase the ensemble's stylistic range. Industry media acknowledged the combination of polka, jazz, Bavarian, and Yiddish elements as an independent new sound world.

Conclusion: A Matinee of Intimacy and Musical Surprise

Audiences can expect a concert in the Asamsaal with a relaxed live atmosphere, fine humor, and great instrumental playfulness. Those who want to rediscover Bavarian music and experience a chamber sound that is both virtuosic and accessible should experience EBERWEIN live in Freising on November 8, 2026.