When does the concert start?

The start is scheduled for 09.07.2026 at 19:00.

How much is the entrance fee?

According to the event program, the entrance fee is 18 euros, reduced 15 euros.

Will the event take place indoors?

Yes, the event is designed as an indoor event at the Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien.

Is there information about the music?

Yes, Learning to Fly: STORYTELLERS is dedicated to the stories behind famous songs by great rock poets and combines music with narration.

Is the event venue accessible?

The Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien is stated as barrier-free in the visitor information.

Is there parking available on site?

According to visitor information, the museum does not have its own parking.

Rock poetry and stories: Learning to Fly in the historic Braunschweig museum garden

Name: Learning to Fly: STORYTELLERS at the Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien
Start: 2026-07-09T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-09T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien

An evening between rock poetry and museum garden

At the Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien, Learning to Fly: STORYTELLERS unfolds a concert atmosphere that not only plays but tells music history. Martin Hauke and Juan Schmid dedicate themselves to the great songwriters of rock history and connect live music with precise stories behind the songs. Thus, a literary-sounding soundscape arises, brought to life by voice, guitars, and narrative presence.

Rock poets, told with feeling and clarity

The duo guides through a repertoire that places names such as Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits, Paul Simon, and Tom Petty in the spotlight. It’s not about mere nostalgia but rather a clever form of musical memory culture. The songs appear as condensed narratives, as miniatures of departure, melancholy, resistance, and yearning.

Reading atmosphere in the museum garden

The Braunschweig State Museum describes Hinter Aegidien as a special museum site with a picturesque garden, cloister walls, and a shade-providing chestnut tree. This very setting characterizes the evening: a historical location that lends intimacy, almost chamber-musical depth to the concert. Between monument, exhibition, and open-air stage, a cultural experience arises with special proximity to the audience.

A program with attitude and craftsmanship

Learning to Fly sees itself as a heartfelt tribute to extraordinary songwriters. The two musicians interpret the pieces respectfully and close to the original while not losing their own handprint. This blend of stylistic awareness, joy of playing, and narrative sovereignty makes the evening as exciting for literature lovers as it is for fans of sophisticated live music.

Why the visit is worth it

Those seeking cultural density, musical quality, and a special venue will find an evening with character here. The reading atmosphere in the museum garden, the musical storytelling art, and the historical environment make Learning to Fly: STORYTELLERS a concert that resonates long after. A visit is particularly worthwhile for all who wish to not just hear music but experience it in its cultural context.

Conclusion: This concert promises an evening between song poetry, history, and intense live presence. Those who love rock music with narrative depth should experience Learning to Fly: STORYTELLERS live at the Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien.