Bavaria East and South
ITEMNUMBER
REGION OR CITY, CITY OR SECTOR
SHORTINFO
d07.7001
OBERPFALZ, Brand i.d. Oberpfalz
FO Reger° - J
d07.7011
Weiden
J A Reger
d07.7013
Weiden
FO Reger
d07.7014
Weiden
O Reger
d07.7015
Weiden
C Reger
d07.7031
Berching-Erasbach
FO Gluck° - C
d07.7041
Berching-Weidenwang
C Gluck
d07.7101
NIEDERBAYERN, Altmannstein-Mendorf
O Mayr
d07.7111
Ingolstadt
N - Mayr
d07.7113
Ingolstadt
J military music
d07.7121
Elsendorf-Ratzenhofen
K
d07.7131
Rohr
K
d07.7141
Kelhem-Weltenburg
K
d07.7201
Regensburg
O Mozart, Haydn
d07.7203
Regensburg
church music ♫
d07.7205
Regensburg
Domspatzen
d07.7207
Regensburg
N church music
d07.7209
Regensburg
E Proske
d07.7211
Regensburg
A library
d07.7213
Regensburg
A - F. Burgmüller
d07.7215
Regensburg
G Kepler †
d07.7217
Regensburg
Q
d07.7221
Donaustauf
A composers
d07.7231
Straubing
O Schikaneder°
d07.7233
Straubing
(Orff)
d07.7241
Straubing-Sossau
K
d07.7251
Aicha a/d Donau
K
d07.7270
Passau
musical history
d07.7271
Passau
K - EO Muffat a.o.
d07.7272
Passau
Q
d07.7274
Passau
O Mozart
d07.7277
Passau-Hals
O Lehár
d07.7311
OBERBAYERN, Berchtesgaden
F Mahler
d07.7321
Inzell-Niederachen
O Adlgasser°
d07.7331
Marquartstein
O R. Strauss
d07.7332
Marquartstein
F - O R. Strauss
d07.7341
Chiemsee
B - M. Haydn
d07.7351
Prien am Chiemsee
O Reger
d07.7361
Insel Seeon
O Mozart - K
d07.7411
Wasserburg
Mozart
d07.7412
Wasserburg
O Mozart
d07.7421
Valley
J K ♫
d07.7441
Egern am Tegernsee
F Slezak
d07.7451
Benediktbeuren
Carmina Burana -K - E Kaminski
d07.7461
Ried
FO Kaminski
d07.7501
Mittenwald
N violin making
d07.7503
Mittenwald
C Klotz
d07.7505
Mittenwald
J violin making - O Klotz
d07.7511
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
F R.Strauss (E)
d07.7512
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
J A R.Strauss
d07.7521
Ettal
K
d07.7523
Ettal
FO Prokofiev
d07.7525
Ettal-Linderhof
M (Wagner)
d07.7531
Murnau
FM - Schönberg
d07.7541
Oberammergau
Q passion plays
d07.7551
Polling
K
d07.7561
Inning
F Egk
d07.7571
Schondorf
FO Pfitzner
d07.7601
Dießen
G Orff
d07.7611
Andechs
E Orff - K
d07.7631
Tutzing
C Brahms
d07.7633
Tutzing
Brahms
d07.7641
Bernried
O Mozart
d07.7701
Kempfenhausen
FO Wagner
d07.7711
Berg am Starnbergersee
Wagner
d07.7721
Starnberg
R harps
d07.7741
Fürstenfeldbruck
K
d07.7751
Schöngeising
O Lassus
d07.7800
MUNICH, München
musical history
d07.7801
München
J Residenz
d07.7801A
München Residenz A
Mozart
d07.7801C
München Residenz B
Mozart
d07.7801B
München Residenz C
QH - Mozart, Weber
d07.7801D
München Residenz D
music room
d07.7801E
München Residenz E
(Wagner)
d07.7801F
München Residenz F
H
d07.7802
München
Q
d07.7805
München
FO Lachner †
d07.7807
München
(Lassus)
d07.7809
München
O Mozart
d07.7811
München
C Mozart
d07.7813
München
F - Mozart
d07.7815
München
O Dall'Abaco
d07.7817
München
C Hartmann
d07.7819
München
A Lassus, Gluck
d07.7821
München
E Paumann
d07.7824
München
musical history
d07.7825
München
C R. Strauss - musical history
d07.7828
München
O Th. Böhm
d07.7829
München
O R. Strauss
d07.7831
München
H
d07.7833
München
F - O Weber
d07.7835
München
J - instruments ♫
d07.7837
München
C folk singers
d07.7839
München
J folk singers ♫
d07.7841
München
Q marionets
d07.7843
München
Q
d07.7845
München
J - instruments - H
d07.7847
München
H N A
d07.7849
München
♫ jazz club
d07.7851
München
FO Reger
d07.7853
München
FO Pfitzner
d07.7855
München
F musical history
d07.7857
München
J - instruments, E Lassus
d07.7859
München
QH - C Wagner
d07.7861
München
C Ludwig II (Wagner)
d07.7863
München
O Wagner
d07.7865
München
J A theatre
d07.7867
München
N H
d07.7869
München
N
d07.7871
München
A
d07.7873
München
FO Rheinberger
d07.7875
München
A Orff
d07.7877
München
F Orff°
d07.7879
München
FO Hartmann
d07.7881
München
FO Reger
d07.7885
München
A various musicians
d07.7887
München
P various musicians
d07.7889
München
P Reger, Hartmann
d07.7891
München
M - Mozart - ♫
d07.7001
FO Reger° - J
Max-Reger-Straße 16, Brand i.d. Oberpfalz
birthplace of Max Reger, °1873 - exhibition in town hall, diagonally across (nr 7)
d07.7011
J A Reger
Pfarrplatz 4, Weiden
Stadt-Archiv
collection of documents and memorabilia about Reger and his friend and first teacher Lindner
d07.7013
FO Reger
Bürgermeister-Prechtl-Straße 31, Weiden
House of the Reger family from 1878 - at nr. 13 (Jacobuskirche) first grave stone of Reger, † 1916 in Jena (his permanent grave is in Munich)
d07.7014
O Reger
Schlörplatz 6, Weiden
'Rocky's Pilspub'
favourite pub of Reger (notorious bulk consumer)
d07.7031
FO Gluck° - C
Ringstraße 16, Berching-Erasbach
birthplace of Christoph Willibald Gluck, °1714 - on opposite side Gluck monument.
d07.7101
O Mayr
Simon-Mayr-Platz 3, Altmannstein-Mendorf
birthplace of the opera composer Simon Mayr, °1763, teacher of Donizetti
d07.7111
N - Mayr
Konviktstraße 1, Ingolstadt
Canisiuskonvikt
Simon Mayer studied here.
d07.7113
J military music
Paradeplatz 4, Ingolstadt
Bayerisches Armeemuseum
Museum established in Munich in 1879, now in the Neues Schloß. Department of military music
d07.7121
K
-- Elsendorf-Ratzenhofen
Sankt Anton Kapelle
well preserved organ from 1740, 1 manual and pull-down pedal, 5 stops
d07.7131
K
Abt-Dominik-Prokop-Platz 1, Rohr
Klosterkirche Mariä Himmelfahrt
organ prospect by J. Konrad Brandenstein, 1725
d07.7141
K
Asamstraße 32, Kelhem-Weltenburg
Klosterkirche St. Georg u. Martin
organ by J. Konrad Brandenstein, 1729, 1 manual, 13 stops
d07.7201
O Mozart, Haydn
Weisse-Hahnen-Gasse 2, Regensburg
'Zum weissen Lamm'
visit by Mozart, 25.IX.1790 - visit by Haydn and Elssner, 22.I.1794, on their way to London
d07.7203
church music ♫
Domplatz 1, Regensburg
Dom Sankt Peter
excellent chuch music during Sunday high mass (9:00 p.m.) by Regensburger Domspatzen
d07.7207
N church music
Andreasstraße 9, Regensburg
Kirchenmusikschule
Established in 1874 by F.X. Haberl. The most distinguished training institute of Roman Catholic church music outside Rome. Today Hochschule für Kirchenmusik und Musikpädagogik.
d07.7209
E Proske
Alfons-Auer-Straße 1, Regensburg
Unterer Katholischer Friedhof
monumental grave of Carl Proske, †1861, advocate and editor of a cappellapolyphony when it was still unpopular . He lived at Kapellengasse 6.
d07.7211
A library
St. Petersweg 11, Regensburg
Bisschöfliche Zentralbibliothek
Vast fund of church music manuscripts and prints, collected by Proske, Haberl, Witt a.o.
d07.7213
A - F. Burgmüller
Emmeramplatz 5, Regensburg
Schloßbibliothek
Repertoire of court chapel and -theatre in famous library Thurn & Taxis. St. Rupert: baptism church of Friedrich Burgmüller, °1806
d07.7215
G Kepler †
Keplerstraße 5, Regensburg
the astronomer Johannes Kepler died here in 1630; museum (cf. Weil der Stadt > d05) - Kepler monument (round temple) at Ernst-Reuter-Platz.
d07.7217
Q
Bismarckplatz 7, Regensburg
Stadttheater
Theatre built in 1852 - opera, operetta, musical
d07.7221
A composers
Walhallastraße 48, Donaustauf
'Walhalla'
The imposing Walhalla was inaugurated in 1842 as a counterpart of the Parisian Pantheon. The first busts devoted to composers refer to Händel, Gluck, Haydn ('Heyden') and Mozart. Later on continued by Beethoven (1866), Wagner (1913), Bach (1916), Schubert (1928), Bruckner (1937, unveiled by Hitler!), Reger (1948), R. Strauss (1973), Weber (1978). Plaques of Hildegard von Bingen and the Minnesänger Vogelweide and Wolfram. Interesting history of appreciations! Where are Mendelssohn, Schumann, Brahms? - Visit is rewarding.
d07.7231
O Schikaneder°
Zollergasse, Straubing
In this street the theatre director Emanuel Schikaneder was born in 1751; plaque.
d07.7233
(Orff)
Petersgasse 50A, Straubing
Friedhof Sankt Peter
Agnes-Bernauer-Kapelle - the story of A.B., accused of witchcraft (15th century), is told in Orff's opera Die Bernauerin
d07.7241
K
Sossauer Platz 15, Straubing-Sossau
Wallfahrtskirche
organ by Caspar König (?), 1715, 1 manual, 10 stops
d07.7251
K
-- Osterhofen-Aicha/Donau
Pfarrkirche St. Thomas
nice double organ front from the 18th century, maker unknown
d07.7270
musical history
In the 16th century Paul Hofheimer and Ludwig Senfl were active in Passau - In 1794 Haydn attended a performance of his Sieben letzte Worte in a vocal arrangement by the Passau musician Joseph Friebert (Gymnasium).
d07.7271
K - EO Muffat a.o.
Domplatz, Passau
Dom St. Stephan
Georg Muffat 1690-†1704; his grave and that of his successor Anton Aufschnaiter (†1742) in the cloisters.
The presumedly biggest church organ in the world was built in 1928 by Steinmeyer, using the three existing fronts from 1688 and 1718, and further extended in 1980 and 1993. Today there are five organ bodies, played from a central console with five manuals. In total 233 stops, 17.774 pipes.
d07.7272
Q
Innstraße 4, Passau
Stadttheater
former court theatre from 1783, restored in 1961 - small (350 seats) but exquisite
d07.7274
O Mozart
Oberer Sand 1, Passau
the Mozart family probably stayed in 'zum grauen Hasen' 20-26.IX.1762
d07.7277
O Lehár
Marktplatz 3, Passau-Hals
Gasthaus Hofwirt
Franz Lehár stayed here in 1901, composing Wiener Frauen
d07.7311
F Mahler
Kranzbichlweg 8, Berchtesgaden
Villa Hechler
Gustav Mahler stayed in this former 'Schiessberglehen' with his sister Justine and Natalie Bauer-Lechner, summer 1892.
d07.7321
O Adlgasser°
Schmelzer Straße 40, Inzell-Niederachen
'Beim Neimoar'
birthplace of Anton Cajetan Adlgasser, °1729
d07.7331
O R. Strauss
Enzianstraße 22A, Marquartstein
Schnappenkapelle
wedding of Richard Strauss and Pauline de Ahma on 10.IX.1894
d07.7332
F - O R. Strauss
Burgstraße 6, Marquartstein
house of the de Ahma family - Richard Strauss stayed here regularly 1894-1907, composing several works incl. Salome
d07.7341
B - M. Haydn
Frauenchiemsee 50, Chiemsee
Abtei Frauenwörth
Michael Haydn composed the Chiemsee-Messe, devoted to St. Ursula, in 1793 for the benedictine nuns of the monastery on the isle of Frauenchiemsee.
d07.7351
O Reger
Kirchenweg 1, Prien am Chiemsee
Max Reger stayed in this house (today a flower shop) in 1906
d07.7361
O Mozart - K
Insel Seeon
eh. Stiftskirche St. Lambert
Monastery since the 10th century - rich musical life until 1803 - connections with the composer Max Keller and Salzburg musicians as Adlgasser, Eberlin, M. Haydn and the Mozarts - several visits by Mozart, composition of two responsories (KV. 35 and 72) - Organ front by Egedacher and original console from the 1740s (Mozart!).
d07.7411
Mozart
Kirchplatz 5, Wasserburg
Stadtpfarrkirche St. Jakob
The young Mozart played the organ on 11.VI.1763, 'walking' on the pedals because sitting on the bench he could not reach them
d07.7412
O Mozart
Färbergasse 1, Wasserburg
'Im goldenen Stern'
Mozart stayed here several times, first in 1763, on his way from Salzburg to München vv.
d07.7421
J K ♫
Graf-Arco-Straße 30, Valley
Orgelzentrum, Altes Schloß
Asylum ausrangierter Orgeln: collection of over 60 disfavoured organs and consoles - > www.lampl-orgelzentrum.com
d07.7441
F Slezak
Überfahrtstraße 3, Rottach-Egern
Café Slezak/Hotel Malerwinkel
The singer Leo Slezak lived in this former farm at the Tegernsee 1909-†1946 - today a restaurant and hotel with small Slezak exhibition
d07.7451
Carmina Burana -K - E Kaminski
Don-Bosco-Straße 1, Benediktbeuren
Klosterbasilika
The Carmina Burana MS from c. 1300 was found here in 1803; today in München - Organ by J.Chr. Egedacher 1686/A. Jäger 1771, II/p/40 - Grave of Heinrich Kaminski, †1946, at the cemetery.
d07.7461
FO Kaminski
Heinrich-Kaminski-Weg 10, Kochel am See-Ried
The composer Heinrich Kaminski lived in the villa of the painter Franz Marc from 1914 until his death in 1946. In the garden a Komponierhütte, a gift from his colleague and friend Walter Braunfels. > www.heinrich-kaminski.de
d07.7501
N violin making
Schöttlkarstraße 17, Mittenwald
Musikinstrumentenbauschule
Violin making school since 1858 - today Staatliche Berufsfach- und Fachschule für Geigenbau
d07.7503
C Klotz
Obermarkt Mittenwald
Monument (1890) of Matthias Klotz, who founded the Mittenwald violin making tradition in 1683; it reached its greatest expansion in the 19th century.
d07.7505
J violin making - O Klotz
Ballenhausgasse 3, Mittenwald
Geigenbaumuseum
Museum with a true-to-life workshop and a collection of string instruments
d07.7511
F R.Strauss (E)
Zoeppritzstraße 42 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Villa of Richard Strauss 1908-†49, still occupied by the family. His ashes are in his bedroom. In the garden a Guntram-Marterl,concerning failed first opera
d07.7512
J A R.Strauss
Schnitzschulstraße 19, Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Richard-Strauss-Institut
Strauss Museum and Archive since 1999 in former Villa Christina (1893)
d07.7521
K
Kaiser-Ludwig-Platz 1, Ettal
Stiftskirche
Splendid organ by Hans Georg Hörterich, 1763, 2 manuals, 27 stops and Zimbelstern
d07.7523
FO Prokofiev
Werdenfelser Straße 6, Ettal
Prokofiev amd his mother stayed here from March until September 1922 and composed the 5th sonata and parts of his opera L'Ange du Feu
d07.7525
M (Wagner)
Linderhof 12, Ettal
Schloß Linderhof
Neo-rococo castle (1870-79), artificial 'Venus cave' with 'Lohengrin's canoe', referring to Wagner's operas. The 'huts of Gurnemanz and Hunding' didn't survive.
d07.7531
FM - Schönberg
Kottmüllerallee 6, Murnau
Münterhaus
Arnold Schönberg spent the holiday of 1914 in Murnau (adress unknown) and visited the painter Kandinsky, who lived here. Meeting point of the avant-garde.
d07.7541
Q passion plays
Theaterstraße 16, Oberammergau
Passionstheater
Passion play every 10 years, with music by Rochus Dedler (1779-1822). In 1995 performance of Strauss' Salome, another kind of 'passion play'...
d07.7551
K
Kirchplatz 4, Polling
Stiftskirche Heilig Kreuz
organ front by Hans Georg Hörterich, 1765 - in 1967 some 18th century sheet music was found, used to seal the wind chest; a fuga by Padre Martini was one of the finds.
d07.7561
F Egk
Bachnerweg 48, Inning
house of Werner Egk 1955-†1983 - medieval scene on bedroom door painted by Egk , in the study he had an acoustic ceiling made of wickerwork.
d07.7571
FO Pfitzner
Pfitznerstraße 2, Schondorf
house of Hans Pfitzner 1919-29 - he was teaching here and composed the huge Eichendorff cantata Von deutscher Seele.
d07.7601
G Orff
Ziegelstadel 1, Dießen
House of Carl Orff 1955-†1982, built by brother-in-law Alwin Seifert. Exhibition includes display of theatrical works and educational Orff-Instrumentarium.
d07.7611
E Orff - K
Bergstraße 11, Andechs
Klosterkirche
Grave of Carl Orff († 1982) in side chapel - organ front by J. Michael Dietrich, 1715 - yearly Orff festival
d07.7631
C Brahms
Seepromenade Tutzing
Brahms monument - also bust of the pianist Elly Ney, who lived here 1930-†1968 - no traces of Reger or Humperdinck, who spent holidays here
d07.7633
Brahms
Marienstraße 14, Tutzing
Stay of Brahms in the summer of 1873 - composition of the Haydn Variations and the two string quartets op. 51
d07.7641
O Mozart
Klosterhof 8, Bernried
Benediktinerinnenkloster
Mozart is said to have composed the Ave Maria KV 554 here, but any possible visit by him should have taken place previously; probably written for Bernried.
d07.7701
FO Wagner
Münchener Straße 49-61, Kempfenhausen
Landhaus Pellet
house of Wagner, June-October 1864
d07.7711
Wagner
Wittelsbacher Straße, Berg am Starnbergersee
Schloß Berg
favoured home of Ludwig II, many visits by Wagner in May 1864 - still occupied by Wittelsbach descendants
d07.7721
R harps
Söckinger Straße 23, Starnberg
Horngacher Harfenbau
harp factory, established in 1928 by Josef Obermayer, moved to Starnberg in 1952 and continued from 1966 by Max Horngacher
d07.7741
K
Kirchstraße 6, Fürstenfeldbruck
Kirche Hl. Maria Magdalena
organ by Johannes Fux, 1736, 2 manuals and 27 stops, incl. 6 stops from 1630
d07.7751
O Lassus
Brucker Straße, Schöngeising
Wall painting of Orlandus Lassus. He obtained a parcel here in 1587, on which he had a summer house built with kitchen garden.
d07.7800
musical history
From middle ages until the 19th century courtly residence - great court musicians working here include the blind organist Conrad Paumann 1450-†1473, Ludwig Senfl 1523-†1543, Lassus 1556-†1594; moreover Kerll, Dall'Abaco, Franz Lachner - frequent visits by Mozart - extensive musical life. For theatres see www.bayerische.staatsoper.de
d07.7801
J Residenz
Max-Joseph-Platz 3, München
Residenz
built from 16th (Grottenhof, Antiquarium) until 18th century, partly destroyed in april 1944. Lassus plaque (location of his grave) in underpass Franz-Josefs-Platz.
d07.7801A
Mozart
Residenzkapelle
built in the 17th century - In February 1775 two masses of Mozart were performed, conducted by father Leopold
d07.7801B
QH - Mozart, Weber
(Residenzstraße 1)
Cuvilliés-Theater
built 1750-53 - FP of Mozart's Idomeneo ( 1781) and Weber's Abu Hassan (1811) - after the war rebuilt (after the interior was brought to safety).
d07.7801C
Mozart
Kaisersaal
appearance by Mozart at a Hofakademie 4.XI.1790
d07.7801D
music room
Charlottenzimmer
in one of the classicistic rooms (1814) some musical instruments are displayed
d07.7801E
(Wagner)
Nibelungensäle
these rooms remind of the first meeting between Wagner and Ludwig II on 4.V.1864, but the Ludwig's nearby Audienzzimmer was destroyed
d07.7801F
H
(Hofgartenstraße )
Herkulessaal
from 1953 until 1985 the main concert hall of Munich
d07.7802
Q
Max-Joseph-Platz 2, München
Nationaltheater
built 1812-18, rebuilt in 1825 and 1965 - with 2100 seats Germany's biggest opera house - FP of operas by Wagner, R. Strauss, Pfitzner, Orff a.o.
d07.7805
FO Lachner †
Maximilianstraße 24, München
Franz Lachner died here in 1880
d07.7807
(Lassus)
Platzl 4, München
'Orlando-Haus'
The name is the only reminder of Orlando di Lasso (Lassus), who lived on this spot; at nr. 9 was his Kantorei - all historic buildings were demolished in the 19th century
d07.7809
O Mozart
Burgstraße 7, München
in the house Sonneck Mozart stayed with the oboist Fiala (winter 1780-81) and composed the Oboe Quartet KV 370 - house destroyed in 1944
d07.7811
C Mozart
Hofgraben , München
Alter Hof
Mozart monument in the courtyard of the first Wittelsbach residence
d07.7813
F - Mozart
Prannerstraße 7, München
Mozart visited Max Clemens von Seinsheim in Nov./Dec. 1780
d07.7815
O Dall'Abaco
Salvatorstraße 17, München
a plaque reminds of the former graves of Evariste Dall'Abaco (†1842) and of François Cuvilliés, the architect of the Cuvilliés theatre (> 7801D)
d07.7817
C Hartmann
Maximiliansplatz, München
fountain in honour of Karl Amadeus Hartmann (1905-63), all his lifetime a citizen of Munich
d07.7819
A Lassus, Gluck
Promenadeplatz, München
monuments of Lassus and Gluck (the latter had no relation to Munich, but was born on Bavarian territory; > Berching-Erasbach.
d07.7821
E Paumann
Frauenplatz 1, München
Frauenkirche
the gravestone of the organist and composer Conrad Paumann (†1473) is worth seeing - Richard Strauss was baptised here (11.VI.1864)
d07.7824
musical history
Neuheuser Straße 6, München
Michaelskirche
Important centre of church music in the 17th and 18th century and court church from 1773 - Grave of Ludwig II.
d07.7825
C R. Strauss - musical history
Neuheuser Straße 8, München
Alte Akademie
6 m. tall Straussbrunnen (H. Wimmer, 1962) with scenes from Salome - in front of the Alte Akademie, where Jesuit scholar theatre was performed.
d07.7828
O Th. Böhm
Altheimer Eck 15, München
house of the instrument maker Theobald Boehm, who evolved in 1832 the flute mechanism to which many modern woodwind mechanisms are indebted
d07.7829
O R. Strauss
Altheimer Eck 16, München
Birthplace of Richard Strauss (°1864) had outlived the war but was demolished in the 1960s. - Family house 1866-76, Sonnenstraße 26, was destroyed.
d07.7833
F - O Weber
Sendlinger Straße 23, München
13 years old Weber stayed here with his singing teacher Valesi in 1799 and composed his first opera (MS lost)
d07.7835
J - instruments ♫
St. Jacobsplatz 1, München
Stadtmuseum
vast collection of instruments from all continents and recordings - performances
d07.7837
C folk singers
Viktualienmarkt, München
Fountain devoted to folk singers
d07.7839
J folk singers ♫
Tal 50, München
Valentin-Karlstadt-Musäum
The museum in the medieval Isartor is devoted to folk singers - performances in the nostalgic Volkssängerlokal
d07.7841
Q marionets
Blumenstraße 29A, München
Marionettentheater
specially built as puppet theatre in 1900, but originating from a Kasperltheater that was established in 1859 - today opera performances by marionets
d07.7843
Q
Gärtnerplatz, München
Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz
built in 1865 - comparable to the Volksoper in Vienna: lighter and more adventurous repertoire than in Nationaltheater(opera, operetta, musical, dance)
d07.7845
J - instruments - H
Museuminsel 1, München
Deutsches Museum
extensive collection of instruments - concert hall
d07.7847
H N A
Hans-Preißinger-Straße 8, München
Gasteig HP8
New and better concert hall for the Munich PO: Isarphilharmonie, with 1958 seats. Opened in 2021. - Branch of the Music Academy (former Richard-Strauss-Konservatorium)
d07.7849
♫ jazz club
Einsteinstraße 42, München
Unterfahrt
oldest and best known jazz club of Munich - daily (except Monday) from 9 p.m.
d07.7851
FO Reger
Wörthstraße 20, München
Max Reger lived here, just married, 1902-03
d07.7853
FO Pfitzner
Delpstraße 21, München
house of Hans Pfitzner, 1929-43
d07.7855
F musical history
Maria-Theresia-Straße 23, München
Hildebrand-Haus
house (built 1898) of the sculptor Adolf Hildebrand, frequent host of Reger, Pfitzner, R. Strauss and Cosima Wagner
d07.7857
J - instruments, E Lassus
Prinzregentenstraße 3, München
Bayerisches Nationalmuseum
musical instruments from the court - Lassus' beautiful gravestone (his remains rest under the Franz-Josefs-Platz; plaque > 7801)
d07.7859
QH - C Wagner
Prinzregentenplatz, München
Prinzregententheater
built in 1901 for yearly opera festival - today theatre academy and theatre, concert hall - Wagner monument (the inscription honours Ludwig II)
d07.7861
C Ludwig II (Wagner)
Maximiliananlagen , München
monument of Ludwig II on the planned location of his Festspielhaus, the construction of which was thwarted by Wagner (the inscription honours Wagner…)
d07.7863
O Wagner
Brienner Straße 37, München
location of the villa which Ludwig II provided to Wagner, 1864-65; destroyed during World-War II
d07.7865
J A theatre
Galeriestraße 4a, München
Deutsches Theatermuseum
rich museum and archive on Munich's theatre history
d07.7867
N H
Arcisstraße 12, München
Musikhochschule
one of the leading music academies of Germany, originating from a singing school from 1830 - several concert halls
d07.7869
N
Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1, München
Ludwig-Maximilian-Universität
Departments of musicology, music pedagogics and dramaturgy,beloncing to the faculty of history and arts of the University.
d07.7871
A
Ludwigstraße 16, München
Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
the 'Stabi' disposes of Germany's largest collection on musicology, incl. 27000 MSs - MS Carmina Burana - collections of Michael Haydn, Lachner, Rheinberger
d07.7873
FO Rheinberger
Fürstenstraße 22, München
house of Josef Rheinberger from 1867 until his death in 1901
d07.7875
A Orff
Kaulbachstraße 16, München
Orff-Zentrum
former seat of the Günther-Schule, where Orff developed his Schulwerk - today comprehensive documentation on Orff's life and works
former seat of the Günther-Schule, where Orff developed his Schulwerk - today comprehensive documentation on Orff's life and works
d07.7877
F Orff°
Mailinger Straße 30, München
birthplace of Carl Orff, °1895 - facing military barracks: hence the frequent thumping rhythms in his works?
d07.7879
FO Hartmann
Franz-Joseph-Straße 20, München
house of Karl Amadeus Hartmann
d07.7881
FO Reger
Victor-Scheffel-Straße 10, München
house of Max Reger 1905-07
d07.7885
A various musicians
Theresienhöhe 16, München
Ruhmeshalle
In the Munich counterpart of the Walhalla (> 7221) there are busts of Bavarian personalities, a.o. Hans Sachs, Gluck (with erroneous first name), Abbé Vogler, Hartmann, Orff and (!) Lassus.
d07.7887
P various musicians
Thalkirchner Straße 17, München
Südlicher Friedhof
graves of Peter von Winter, Franz Lachner, Theobald Boehm and court organist Caspar Ett (†1847)
d07.7889
P Reger, Hartmann
Fürstenriederstraße 288, München
Waldfriedhof
graves of Reger (since 1930) and Hartmann
d07.7891
M - Mozart - ♫
Schloßpark Nymphenburg, München
Amalienburg
appearance by the Mozarts at an Abendmusik on 13.VI.1763 in the mirror hall; Wolfgang played keyboard and violin - today concerts during summer