Heavenly Harp Sounds - Concerti Costabel

Description

In the unique setting of Gut Berneck, in the former salon of Arthur Junghans, these two extraordinary artists will once again enchant their audience.
French harpist Emilie Jaulmes, who studied in Paris, Rotterdam, and the USA, is the prizewinner of numerous renowned competitions and has been the principal harpist of the Stuttgart Philharmonic since 2006. She performs with breathtaking virtuosity and was enthusiastically celebrated by the audience at the last concerts.
You don't need to know anything about the composers to enjoy the evening. Costabél is a gifted storyteller and virtuoso pianist. With his profound knowledge of the social, political, and historical context of the composers, he entertains and captivates his audience. This creates a very intense and touching concert experience. Simply lean back and enjoy the atmosphere at Gut Berneck and the music.
On Sunday, 04.10.2026, at 5 PM, Concerti Costabel invites you to a finely tuned program of harp literature with works by Dittersdorf, Boieldieu, Mendelssohn, and Smetana, including, of course, the "Moldau" and Heinrich Zabel's "Spring Fountain".
At the center of the evening: the French harpist Emilie Jaulmes, solo harpist of the Stuttgart Philharmonic, whose playing is "with breathtaking virtuosity". Jaulmes, trained in Paris, Rotterdam, and the USA, is among those musicians who not only master their instrument but also evoke a unique language from it.
Alongside her: Heiner Costabél, pianist and musical world explainer. "Costabél is a gifted storyteller," they say about him – and indeed, he manages to unfold the historical and social backgrounds embedded in the composers of his time with just a few words. His interpretations are sensitive, his sound colorful, and his presence exudes a quiet authority that makes a concert a memorable experience.
Schramberg, Gut Berneck Sunday, 04.10.2026 5:00 PM
Advance booking: Reservix and
Concerti-Costabel 07444-6301 and 0171-7723813

Highlights

• Concert with harpist Emilie Jaulmes
• Works by Dittersdorf, Boieldieu, Mendelssohn, and Smetana
• Sunday, 04.10.2026, at 5 PM

General Information

The concert takes place in the historic setting of Gut Berneck in Schramberg. Emilie Jaulmes, principal harpist of the Stuttgart Philharmonic, presents a varied program of harp literature.

Location

Weihergasse 40, 78713 Schramberg, Germany

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