Solomon's Knot: Weihnachtsoratorium
Solomon's Knot: Weihnachtsoratorium
- Date
- Fri, 18 Dec 2026 | 19:00
- Organizer
- Swiss Classics
Lucerne Chamber Circle
Date
Sun, 15 Nov 2026
Doors open
17:30
Venue
Concert Hall
Start
18:30
Break
25 Min.
Est. End
20:30
Ticket sale
Starts on 01/08/2026 / 09:00
Mit einer Stimme, die von Le Monde als «gefüllt mit Sonnenlicht» beschrieben wird, entführt Pene Pati in die Welt der neapolitanischen Lieder. Gemeinsam mit Il Pomo d'Oro erweckt er unvergängliche Melodien zum Leben. Pene Pati erklärt: «Diese Lieder erzählen Geschichten von Liebe und Heimat» - und genau darin liegt ihre zeitlose Kraft: Sie sprechen von Sehnsucht, Freude und Schmerz und lassen die kulturelle Blüte Neapels auf eindrucksvolle Weise lebendig werden.
Take advantage of your concert break for a relaxing moment at Le Piaf and enjoy a rich aperitif platter, which will be waiting for you at your reserved table. This gives you plenty of time to savour the break.
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Pre-order interval refreshments
Order your glass of Prosecco and a sandwich conveniently online in advance. During the concert interval, you can pick up your order at the service counter of the concert bar on the ground floor. This way, you avoid waiting in line and can enjoy your break in peace.Start: During the concert interval
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A relaxed ending at Le Piaf
Le Piaf offers the perfect setting to wind down your concert evening in a calm and inviting atmosphere. After the performance, a homemade snack awaits you, already prepared for your arrival. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the moment at your own pace.
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The Dinner Menu at Le Piaf is a relaxed dinner before the concert. We serve a homemade and seasonal Cocotte menu, which you can enjoy with either meat/poultry or vegetarian options. This completely eliminates the need to order and queue at the deli counter.
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The world-famous Concert Hall impresses with its unique acoustics. Designed by New Yorker Russell Johnson, one of the factors responsible for the perfect sound is the optimum 1:1:2 room ratio. In addition, the 24,000 plaster reliefs break up the reflection of sound, multiply it, and scatter it in all directions.
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