When does the concert start?

On Friday, January 16, 2026, at 7:30 PM in the Festive Hall of Landshut.

How long does the concert last?

The planned duration is about 2 hours, including a break.

What is on the program?

Works by Schumann, Cassadó, Laks, Debussy, and Saint-Saëns according to municipal notice.

What do tickets for non-members cost?

Tickets on open sale from €32 depending on seat category.

Where can I get tickets?

Reservations through Friends of Music Landshut via email at freunde-der-musik@web.de according to the association's website.

Are there parking options and public transport?

There are parking garages available in the old town; the location is centrally located. The city of Landshut provides more details.

Hudler & Gulda live in Landshut

Name: 6th Concert Friends of Music: Peter Hudler (Cello) & Paul Gulda (Piano)
Start: 2026-01-16T20:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-16T22:30:00+01:00
Location: Rathausprunksaal

Chamber Magic in the Town Hall's Festive Hall: Hudler & Gulda Ignite Sound Poetry

Two extraordinary Viennese musicians combine elegance and energy: Cellist Peter Hudler and pianist Paul Gulda perform a finely curated duo evening in the Festive Hall of Landshut Town Hall. Chamber music in masterful hands, close to the audience, with a program between Romanticism, Impressionism, and powerful 20th-century colors.

Sound Colors That Breathe

The live atmosphere in the neo-Gothic hall carries every note. Warm cello tones and singing phrases meet transparent piano playing. The audience feels the atmosphere: concentrated, expectant, excited.

Repertoire with Profile

On the music stand: Schumann's folk-inspired miniatures, Debussy's late Impressionist sonata, Saint-Saëns' virtuosic C minor sonata – in between, Cassadó's Mediterranean melancholy and the rarely played, pointed sonata by Simon Laks. An evening that combines orchestration sense, chamber music synchronization, and rhetorical arcs.

Two Artistic Signatures

Paul Gulda – student of Leonid Brumberg and Rudolf Serkin – represents cultivated conducting at the piano, fine timing, and smart dramaturgy. Peter Hudler expands the cello spectrum with stylistic openness from classical to crossover, known for stage performance with vibrant sound and clear form.

Acoustics Meet Architecture

The Festive Hall of the Town Hall with its historic wall paintings sets the music in the right light. The hall's acoustics support articulation, dynamics, and the subtle balance between cello and piano – a concert experience that makes details audible.

Conclusion

For those who love chamber music as immediate narrative art, this evening offers a wealth of nuances: sound transparency, emotion, craftsmanship. Secure your seats now and enjoy this rare duo combination in a magnificent setting live.