When does the concert start and how long does it last

It starts on Friday, 06.03.2026 at 20:00. The end is scheduled for 21:15, with entry starting at 19:15.

Where does the concert take place

In Salzstadel, Steckengasse 308, 84028 Landshut. The hall offers 184 seats.

How much do the tickets cost

Advance sales are 21 euros, the box office is 25 euros if available.

Are there parking and access notes

Parking garages Zentrum Mühleninsel, City Center, and An der Freyung are recommended. Public transport: City bus stops Altstadt and Neustadt are within walking distance.

Is the event barrier-free

The Salzstadel is a historic hall. Specific barrier-free information is not provided; please inquire directly with the organizer if needed.

Which pieces are to be expected

Program as announced with works by Ludovico Einaudi, including Nuvole Bianche and Una Mattina; changes reserved.

Einaudi's Sound Poetry Live: Jonah Stabe Ignites Emotions in Salzstadel Landshut on March 6

Name: Tribute to Ludovico Einaudi – Jonah Samuel Stabe
Start: 2026-03-06T21:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-03-06T22:15:00+01:00
Location: Salzstadel

Tribute to Ludovico Einaudi: An Evening for Quiet Great Feelings

On Friday, March 6, 2026, pianist Jonah Samuel Stabe transforms the Salzstadel in Landshut into a resonance space for sound poetry. On the Steinway, he unfolds Einaudi's music with delicate touch, controlled dynamics, and plenty of breath – a concert experience between silence, tension, and goosebumps.

Colors of Sound that Breathe

Nuances instead of volume: Stabe shapes phrases with gentle pedal technique, lets melody arcs sing, and holds the audience's mood in pleasant anticipation. The room supports this – the acoustics of the historic hall trace every voice of the orchestration without overshadowing the intimate sound of the solo piano.

Between Minimal and Melody

Einaudi's works such as Nuvole Bianche, Una Mattina, or Le Onde combine minimalist patterns with lyrical expansiveness. Through precise synchronization of the right hand and bass figures, a pulsating pull is created. The dramaturgy remains transparent, the transitions feel organic – a conducting from the piano.

Cinematic Emotions

Many know Einaudi's music from cinema and TV. Live, its full depth reveals itself: shimmering surfaces, sudden flashes, then again meditative pauses. Light and sound interweave – you can almost see the music breathe.

A Place that Supports

The Salzstadel offers 184 seats, creating an intimate closeness to the stage. The clear, warm room sound supports the finest articulations, from softly muted pianissimo to bright forte. Arrive, breathe, listen.

Conclusion

Those who love the silent magic of Einaudi's sound language will experience a concentrated, touching evening here. Precision, feeling, and atmosphere merge into a concert that resonates long after. Secure your seats and let yourself be enchanted live.