Classical Music
Beatrice Hutter on the trail of Mozart's catchy tune Nachtmusik
Wednesday, 09/09/2026 / 09:30 AM - 10:30 AM / Der Speicher
- for families and kids
Beatrice Hutter plays, makes music and dances the story of a worm that is born in Mozart's ear.
It is the year 1776, and the master is in the midst of composing *Eine kleine Nachtmusik*. The cuddly little fellow is absolutely thrilled. He already considers himself the catchiest tune of all time and dreams of a golden future. But he didn’t count on a surprise. The “Eine kleine Nachtmusik” isn’t performed. Mozart has long since moved on to his next composition. The catchy tune slinks off, offended, into the piano. Luckily, a magician from another Mozart work shows up. He lures the disappointed tune out of the piano and helps it find new life. In search of his forgotten melodies, the tune embarks on a surprising and amusing journey of discovery. It takes him all over Mozart’s life and music. In the end, the dream of a grand performance of *A Little Night Music* comes true. It is performed by the liveliest “air violinists” from the audience.
With the kind support of the State of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern – Ministry of Science, Culture, Federal, and European Affairs
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