Alinde Quintet Concert – Asambasilika Osterhofen

Chamber Music in a Baroque Masterpiece

The Alinde Quintet concert takes place in the Asambasilika St. Margaretha in Osterhofen-Altenmarkt, one of Bavaria's most important baroque works. The town of Osterhofen is located in the district of Deggendorf in Lower Bavaria, within the state of Bavaria. The basilica was designed by architect Johann Michael Fischer and decorated by the famous Asam brothers, Cosmas Damian and Egid Quirin – an incomparable symphony of light and color, stucco, and gold.

The Alinde Quintet

The Alinde Quintet is an award-winning wind quintet consisting of Anna Talácková (flute), David Šimeček (clarinet), Barbora Trnčíková (oboe), Kryštof Koska (horn), and Petr Sedlák (bassoon). The ensemble has gained international recognition and performs at renowned festivals, among others. In the Asambasilika, it presents a chamber music program in an extraordinary setting.

Sound and Space in Harmony

The combination of high-quality chamber music and the magnificent baroque architecture of the Asambasilika makes the concert a special experience. The church space, which is also an active parish church, unfolds an impressive atmosphere during concerts, where the wind sounds of the quintet and the baroque splendor merge into a cohesive impression.

Culture in Lower Bavaria

Concerts in the Asambasilika are a cultural highlight of the region around Osterhofen. The basilica is one of the sights along the "Route of Emperors and Kings" and attracts both art and music lovers. The performance by the Alinde Quintet is part of this sophisticated cultural offering.