When does the concert start?

The concert starts on July 11, 2026, at 3:00 PM.

Where does Welcome and Farewell take place?

The event location is the Diocesan Museum Freising at Domberg 21 in 85354 Freising.

How much do the tickets cost?

The confirmed admission is €8.

Which artists are performing?

On stage are Gabriel Rupp as baritone and Wakana Taniguchi on piano.

Is the concert accessible?

The museum is barrier-free connected via the Domberg railway. However, due to ongoing construction work, the path guidance is restricted.

Are there parking options?

Currently, there are only two disabled parking spaces available on the north side of the museum. For travel buses, defined drop-off and parking spaces are available in the city area.

Delicate Song Art Meets Freising: Gabriel Rupp Opens an Evening Full of Longing in the Museum

Name: Welcome and Farewell
Start: 2026-07-11T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-11T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Diözesanmuseum Freising

A Song Afternoon that Unites Art and Sound at the Domberg

On Saturday, July 11, 2026, the Diocesan Museum Freising invites you to a special concert moment: Welcome and Farewell combines exhibition experience and song artistry for a thoughtful, yet sensual afternoon. At 3:00 PM, the warm baritone voice of Gabriel Rupp and the fine piano playing of Wakana Taniguchi will meet in a program that musically reflects the works of the exhibition and opens into the space.

Romanticism in Dialogue with the Exhibition

The song afternoon relies on that intensity that only arises in live concert experiences: voice, text, and accompaniment intertwine, each phrase breathes, and every pause gains weight. Especially in the museum context, a special audience atmosphere develops, as music and visual world do not stand side by side but charge each other. The quiet museum room becomes a resonance space for longing, memory, and departure.

Fine Nuances Instead of Grand Gestures

Gabriel Rupp's baritone highlights the narrative side of the song repertoire, while Wakana Taniguchi's piano part makes the orchestration audible in a small way: lines shimmer, harmonies carry, transitions feel like carefully set light changes. This fascination of the song genre arises precisely from this: minimal means, maximum effect. Those who value vocal density, text-related design, and concentrated stage performance will find a format here with special depth.

A Place with Character: the Diocesan Museum Freising

The concert takes place at the Diocesan Museum Freising at Domberg 21. The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9 AM to 5 PM, has a Domberg railway as a barrier-free connection, and currently has only two disabled parking spaces on the north side. For arrival: the museum is about a 10 to 15 minute walk from the train station; buses do not go directly up, a taxi is the simplest solution if needed.

Why Visiting is Worth It

Welcome and Farewell does not promise a loud effect, but a concentrated concert experience with depth, atmosphere, and literary elegance. Those who love music that not only tells stories but makes them palpable will experience an afternoon here that resonates long after. Particularly in connection with the exhibition, the program unfolds a rare mix of intimacy, insight, and sonic beauty.

Conclusion: This concert brings art, space, and song artistry together in a special way. Freising can look forward to an intense, finely drawn music afternoon that touches particularly live. Mark your calendar now and do not miss the date at the Diocesan Museum Freising.