When does the concert start and how long does it last?

The start is on Sunday, August 9, 2026 at 6 PM; the duration is indicated to be around 60 minutes.

Where does the concert take place?

In the St. Stephan Church, Marktplatz 8, 88131 Lindau on Lindau Island.

Who conducts and what program will be played?

Ustina Dubitsky conducts the Bavarian State Youth Orchestra; on the program is Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 9 in D major.

Are there any price details or tickets?

No ticket prices are currently listed on the official event page; information will follow.

How do I best get there?

It is recommended to travel by train to Lindau-Island train station; from there, St. Stephan is within walking distance. For cars, the P4 parking garage at the Inselhalle is a good option.

Is the location barrier-free?

No detailed barrier information is available for the church itself; the nearby P4 parking garage is equipped for barrier-free access.

Bavarian State Youth Orchestra in Lindau

Name: Bavarian State Youth Orchestra – Mahler 9 in St. Stephan Lindau
Start: 2026-08-09T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-09T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Kirche St. Stephan

Mahler Ninth in St. Stephan: young sound power meets sacred acoustics

On August 9, 2026, the Bavarian State Youth Orchestra transforms the St. Stephan Church in Lindau into a resonance space for powerful emotions: Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 9 will be performed under the direction of Ustina Dubitsky – dense, touching, and highly concentrated.

Sound architecture in the church space

The clear acoustics of St. Stephan allow Mahler's sweeping lines to breathe. Delicate woodwind colors float under the vault, while the strings create areas of light and shadow with fine orchestration. The finale dissolves into transparent pianissimo – a concert experience that resonates.

Young excellence, precise conducting

The Bavarian State Youth Orchestra gathers talent from all over Bavaria in symphonic formation. Led by Ustina Dubitsky – an internationally sought-after conductor with a distinct sense for sound balance and synchronization – a stage performance is created that unites discipline and joy in playing.

Mahler 9: farewell, breath, moment

Mahler wrote a score full of breaks and longing. Changing pulsations, sharp contrasts, chamber music transparency: the audience's mood moves between inner reflection and electric tension. Every gesture counts, every pause breathes.

Service for your concert evening

The church is centrally located on Lindau Island; the Lindau-Island train station is within walking distance. For a relaxed arrival, the P4 parking garage at the Inselhalle is recommended; modern, barrier-free, and well available in the evening.

Conclusion

An evening for heart and mind: young top musicians, a clever musical dramaturgy, and the special live atmosphere of St. Stephan. Go, listen, let it carry you – Mahler intensely and directly.