When does the event start?

The reading begins on 24.10.2026 at 18:30.

Where does the evening take place?

At Junkers Café in Fischergasse 4 in 85354 Freising.

How much is the entry fee?

The entry fee is 3 Euro per person.

Is there music during the reading?

Yes, Natasha Korsakova combines the reading with live violin and other musical moments.

What is the content about?

It presents Quartet, the fourth case of Commissario Di Bernardo, a crime novel set in Rome with strong musical references.

Is the event more intimate or large-scale?

The format fits very well with the small, personal atmosphere of Junkers Café, making it feel particularly close and immediate.

Literary evening with violin, crime, and Rome in Freising's café

Name: Natasha Korsakova: Reading and Live Violin in Freising
Start: 2026-10-24T18:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-24T20:00:00+02:00
Location: Junkers Café

A literary evening between crime, music, and vibrant stage presence

On October 24, 2026, Natasha Korsakova combines crime reading and live violin at the Junkers Café Freising for an extraordinary cultural evening. The international violinist and author presents her fourth case for Commissario Di Bernardo and interweaves reading passages with musical moments that atmospherically expand the novel.

When literature becomes audible

This format thrives on the rare combination of linguistic art and musical intensity. Korsakova not only reads from her crime novel Quartet but also shapes the evening as a literary experience in which action, sound, and interpretation deepen each other. The violin opens a second resonance space: music becomes part of the narrative, not just accompaniment.

An evening for crime lovers and music enthusiasts

Natasha Korsakova is internationally at home on major stages as a violinist and has already made her mark in the literary scene with her Commissario Di Bernardo series. Her new case leads into the shadow world of a quartet in Rome, filled with rivalries, secrets, and a narrative that feels like a chamber play with criminal tension. This exact blend makes the reading an event for readers who appreciate literary quality and dramatic intensity.

Reading atmosphere at Junkers Café

The Junkers Café in Fischergasse is a place with a cozy, almost living-room-like atmosphere. Those sitting here do not experience a distant cultural appointment but an intimate encounter with the author in an environment that fosters conversation, enjoyment, and attention. The audience can look forward to an evening that consciously seeks closeness between the artist and guests.

Conclusion: An evening that resonates

Natasha Korsakova demonstrates in Freising how strongly literature, music, and narrative power can inspire each other. Those who love crime literature with artistic depth will experience a reading that goes far beyond the classic book presentation. A visit is worthwhile for anyone who wants to spend the evening with tension, sound, and linguistic elegance.