Concert Films
Artist-in-Residence Programme
Exceptional musicians and a fantastic filmmaker meet in Schloss Weißenbrunn. A wonderful collection of multi-faceted concert recordings!
A Film about Beethoven's World of Sound
Six pianists playing Beethoven's six Bagatelles op. 126 on historical pianos
In February 2023, a film about Beethoven was recorded with six pianists. They played two of the Bagatelles each, some on different pianos from Beethoven’s time. And they talked about their passion for historical pianos and these instruments‘ possibilities and technical challenges. What’s exciting: each Bagatelle can be hear in two interpretations. A fascinating journey into Beethoven’s world of sound.
ARTIST TALK
A Portrait of the Filmmakers Yoel & Elisabeth Culiner
Yoel Culiner vividly talks about his and Elisabeth’s life journey. He explains why he decided to give up his career as a professional musician and to work behind the camera instead, in order to show musicians at their best. An exciting insight into a creative career.
Ukraine Project
Short films with Ukrainian musicians
The Schloss Weißenbrunn Foundation supported Ukrainian musicians with concerts and film recordings, while they were living and working in the castle’s guesthouse during six months. All videos were created in cooperation with Yoel Culiner and culiner_creative_circle.
Lullabies
... from all over the world
Over 100 musicians from 30 countries and five continents singing songs from their homeland for all children great and small throughout the world.
Lullaby Dance
Dream-like Dances
A fantastic present from musicians, dancers and choreographers
2020 Bovicelli Competition
A competition for singers on the diminution practices of the 16th & 17th centuries
In 2020, the Schloss Weißenbrunn Foundation organised its first competition for singers on the diminution practices of the 16th and 17th centuries.
2020 Bovicelli Special Award
Some diminutions in the style of Bovoclli
For the works “Magi viderunt stellam” by Tomás Luis de Victoria and “Susanne un jour” by Orlando die Lasso
