When does the concert start?

The serenade starts on Saturday, June 27, 2026, at 7:30 PM.

Does it cost anything to enter?

Admission is free, voluntary donations are appreciated.

Where does the serenade take place?

In the courtyard of the White Castle, Kirchenweg 4, 90562 Heroldsberg. In case of bad weather, the concert moves to the Protestant church St. Matthew in Heroldsberg.

Are there parking options nearby?

Yes, according to castle information, there are parking spaces in Langen Gasse at the height of the castle bath. The walking distance to the White Castle is short.

Is the location barrier-free?

The White Castle has been barrier-free renovated. For assistance needs, please use the marked access points.

How long does the concert last?

A duration of about 90 minutes is realistic; breaks and encores can slightly change the time.

Trombone Choir Heroldsberg Live in Heroldsberg

Name: Trombone Choir Serenade in the Courtyard of the White Castle Heroldsberg
Start: 2026-06-27T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-27T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Hof Weißes Schloss Heroldsberg

Summery Trombone Sounds Under the Open Sky: Serenade at the White Castle

When the first warm evening breezes blow through the historic courtyard of the White Castle, the Protestant Trombone Choir Heroldsberg unfolds its concert experience: a serenade that unites tradition, sound culture, and live atmosphere. On Saturday, June 27, 2026, starting at 7:30 PM, visitors can expect a lively summer evening with radiant brass colors, finely tuned orchestration, and lots of heart.

Sound Colors that Illuminate the Courtyard

Between sandstone walls and the stair turret, a natural reverberation develops that carries the warm sound of trumpets, trombones, tenor horns, and tuba with velvet richness. The acoustics of the inner courtyard ensure clear synchronization and transparent voice leading – ideal for choral arrangements, festive fanfares, and modern compositions.

Vibrant Church Music with History

The Trombone Choir Heroldsberg has shaped the regional music scene for decades and stands for engaged stage performance at services, anniversaries, and open-air concerts. Trombone choirs are recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage in Germany – a quality mark for musical excellence and lived community. The serenade continues this line: close to the audience, stylish, with varied dramaturgy from the soft tone of prayer to the jubilant tutti.

Atmosphere: Summer Evening in a Historical Ensemble

The White Castle, barrier-free renovated, forms a unique cultural ensemble with St. Matthew and the Heroldsberg castles. As the sun sets, light and shadow outline the contours of the architecture – a charming setting that elevates the audience's mood and makes every finale a goosebumps moment.

Organization and Service

Admission is free, donations are welcome. In case of bad weather, the concert moves to the Protestant church St. Matthew (Kirchenweg, Heroldsberg) – the concert experience remains, only the acoustics will be church-like, carried and festive. Parking is available in Langen Gasse at the height of the castle bath; the White Castle is a short walk above the town center.

Conclusion: An Evening for Heart, Ear, and Sense of Belonging

The Trombone Choir Serenade combines craftsmanship precision, sensitive dynamics, and summery lightness. Anyone who wants to authentically experience regional sound culture should mark this evening in their calendar – live it simply sounds larger, warmer, closer.