Schloss Malberg Concert – French Night
French Night at the Music Salon Schloss Malberg on Saturday, May 9, 2026 – Mutsumi Ito (Flute) and Shinnosuke Inugai (Piano) with works by Poulenc, Dutilleux, Damase.
2026
About Schloss Malberg French Night
Schloss Malberg French Night — edition 2026
With the French Night, Schloss Malberg highlights 20th-century French chamber music. Mutsumi Ito and Shinnosuke Inugai will present a program focusing on the specific sonic sensibility of French composers.
Highlights Schloss Malberg French Night 2026
- French chamber music in the Music Salon Schloss Malberg
- Soloists Mutsumi Ito (Flute) and Shinnosuke Inugai (Piano)
- Works by Poulenc, Dutilleux, and Damase
- Admission €18 (€15 for members)
Programme Schloss Malberg French Night 2026
Program May 9, 2026
- Ensemble: Mutsumi Ito (Flute), Shinnosuke Inugai (Piano).
- Composers: Francis Poulenc, Henri Dutilleux, Jean-Michel Damase.
- Venue: Music Salon, Schloss Malberg.
- Admission: €18 regular, €15 members.
The exact program will be communicated by the organizer via schloss-malberg.de.
Prices Schloss Malberg French Night 2026
Practical information — Schloss Malberg French Night
Getting There
Densborn is located on the Cologne – Trier railway line (Eifel route); Densborn station is served hourly. By car via the B257 and L24. Schloss Malberg is situated slightly above the village.
Venue
Music Salon, Schloss Malberg, Densborn (54570).
Date
Saturday, May 9, 2026 (Time to be confirmed by the organizer).
Admission
€18 regular, €15 for members of the support association.
Tickets and Reservations
Via schloss-malberg.de and at the box office on the evening of the event (subject to availability).
Note
Limited seating – early booking recommended.
The French Night at Schloss Malberg continues the 2026 concert series, bringing French chamber music to the elegant music salon of the baroque castle. With Mutsumi Ito on flute and Shinnosuke Inugai on piano, two distinguished soloists will perform a repertoire of modern French composers.
Mutsumi Ito and Shinnosuke Inugai
Flutist Mutsumi Ito and pianist Shinnosuke Inugai are accomplished chamber musicians. Their duo combines Japanese sonic culture with European repertoire tradition. The focus of their joint program is the exploration of French music – with its specific color palette, elegance, and sonic sensitivity.
Program Composers
The selection of works includes three cornerstones of 20th-century French music:
- Francis Poulenc: A member of Les Six, known for clear lines, melodic accessibility, and French esprit.
- Henri Dutilleux: One of the most significant French composers of the second half of the 20th century, with a highly differentiated sonic language.
- Jean-Michel Damase: A pianist and composer whose flute works are part of the standard repertoire.
Schloss Malberg
Schloss Malberg in the municipality of Densborn is a baroque castle complex from the 18th century. After extensive restoration, it is now a cultural hub for the Eifel region, hosting concerts, readings, exhibitions, and events. The music salon, with its historic rooms and specific acoustics, provides an ideal setting for chamber music.
Atmosphere
Concerts under the stars – as the organizers put it – represent a special listening experience: the combination of a high-quality musical program, historic architecture, and intimate atmosphere. The French Night is an event for lovers of French chamber music.
Where it takes place Schloss Malberg French Night
Schloss Malberg French Night at a glance
Festivals similar to Schloss Malberg French Night
Festival-goer reviews
No comments yet. Be the first!. be the first!
No rating yet
Were you there?
Share your experience with the community.
Spotted an error or missing information?
Help us keep this listing up to date. Each suggestion is reviewed by our team before being published.
Festival-goer photos
No photos yet. Share yours!
Max. 5 photos, 5 MB per photo (JPG, PNG, WebP)
Published by Valentin Contard, festival listings writer. Reviewed, corrected and approved by Christophe Contard, editor-in-chief. .