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Experience the Classical Beat Festival 2025 in Travemünde!
Experience the Classical Beat Festival 2025 in Travemünde with jazz, African rhythms and benefit concerts.
Experience the Classical Beat Festival 2025 in Travemünde!
Summer is here and with it the anticipation of the big event in Travemünde: This Classical Beat Festival 2025 From July 17th to 27th, it attracts not only music lovers, but also those who want to be inspired by a unique mix of jazz, African rhythms and classical music. Appropriately, an upscale round table took place today in the summer garden of the Atlantic Grand Hotel, where festival director Hans-Wilhelm Hagen, hotel director Kay Plesse, artistic director Pierre Bertrand and consul Bernd Jorkisch got in the mood for the upcoming festivities.
The event served as preparation for the festival, whose motto is “On course for Ghana”. The combination of West African musical traditions with European sounds is celebrated here, and features both international stars and emerging talents. Particularly exciting: There is a benefit concert in which Alain Brunet's work “Migration 2” will be performed in the ballroom of the Atlantic Grand Hotel.
Concert highlights at a glance
The festival's program highlights are already promising:
- Eröffnungskonzert mit Florence Adooni am 17. Juli, 19:30 Uhr – ein Erlebnis im Garten des Hotels mit Frafra-Gospel, Highlife und Afro-Jazz.
- „Migration 2“ – Deutschlandpremiere am 21. Juli um 20:00 Uhr – eine Aufführung im Rahmen eines Benefizkonzerts, bei dem Spenden für die Tafelstiftung gesammelt werden.
- „PATA PATA – THE VOICE OF AFRICA RETURNS“ – drei Aufführungen vom 23. bis 26. Juli um 20:00 Uhr – eine Hommage an Miriam Makeba, dargeboten von den CLASSICAL BEAT European Jazz Companions unter Pierre Bertrand.
During the round table, Consul Jorkisch emphasized the importance of the Tafel foundations for the common good and called on guests to donate to support the valuable work. A bicycle will also be auctioned, the proceeds of which will also benefit the Tafelstiftung.
A festival full of diversity
It is widely known that festivals in Germany have a long tradition and always offer exciting experiences. Events such as the Mozart Festival in Würzburg or the Handel Festival in Halle attract numerous music lovers every year. The Classical Beat Festival also joins this ranks by focusing on the cultural connection between Europe and Africa. This means it is not only a treat for the ears, but also an enrichment for Brandenburg's cultural landscape.
The weather could be a bit of a downer because if it rains at one of the concerts, the event will be moved to the ballroom. But the anticipation remains unbroken, and if you don't want to miss the extraordinary festival, you should mark the date in red on your calendar. Further information can be found on the official website: www.classicalbeat.de.