Die Harfenistin Olivia Neuhauser in der Wolfgangskrypta

In the organizer's words:

Tyrolean harpist Olivia Neuhauser is at home on the big stages as a guest musician with renowned orchestras such as the Bavarian State Orchestra, from the Concertgebouw Amsterdam to London's Wigmore Hall. Fortunately, she also enjoys performing as a chamber musician and soloist...

For her concert In between strings on June 17, she will be bringing both her concert harp and her baroque harp. The latter is a fascinating instrument with three rows of strings - so you literally play "between the strings" here. Olivia spans the centuries: from the quiet melancholy of the old masters such as Kapsberger and Dowland to the atmospheric, shimmering soundscapes of impressionism and modernism with works by Debussy, Hosokawa and Einaudi. It is music of subtle nuances that fills every last corner of the room.

St. Wolfgang's Crypt is considered the main work of Romanesque architecture in Bavaria and, with the tomb of St. Wolfgang, is one of the most important places in the former monastery grounds of St. Emmeram.
Time seems to stand still here; for almost a thousand years, the crypt has exuded an incomparable, dense calm. The semicircular wall niches and the old stone vaults not only create a mystical appearance, but also create acoustics that gently embrace and carry every single note. What is heard here is heard differently. Not bigger - but closer.