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2024 Schubertiade programme
The 2024 Schubertiade season is online. Ticket orders can be placed by mail, email, telephone or via our website.
New CD recording from the Markus Sittikus Hall
Konstantin Krimmel (baritone) and Daniel Heide (piano) have recorded Schubert's »Die schöne Müllerin« in Hohenems for Alpha.
© Franz-Schubert-Museum
Opening hours of our museums in 2023
The Schubertiade's museums are open on every Sunday between June 18 and September 3, 2023, as well as during the concert periods in Hohenems and Schwarzenberg.
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From our 2023 programme
Paul Lewis © Johan Jacobs
Piano matinee
Jörg Widmann © Marco Borggreve
Chamber concert
Katharina Konradi © Marcus Höhn
Quatuor Ebène © Julien Mignot
Chamber concert
Christoph Prégardien © Jean-Baptiste Millot
Lieder recital
Schubertiade Concerts on the Radio
Ö1 (Austria)
Louise Alder · Joseph Middleton · Clara Hofer
hr2 kultur (Germany)
Konstantin Krimmel · Daniel Heide
Ö1 (Austria)
Andrè Schuen · Daniel Heide
Schubertiade programme 2024
Download PDF file: Season brochure | Ticket Order Form
Recordings from the Markus Sittikus Hall in Hohenems
The Markus Sittikus Hall is a popular recording venue with renowned artists and CD labels.
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Programme Archive
Browse all cast and concert programme details since the first Schubertiade in 1976.
»Si Bayreuth est La Mecque des wagnériens et Pesaro celle des rossinistes, Schwarzenberg est celle des schubertiens.«
La Libre, Belgien