When does the concert start?

The start is on September 13, 2026, at 5:00 PM, with doors opening at 4:45 PM.

Where does the event take place?

At the artist courtyard Roter Ochse in Elisabethstraße 8, 98553 Schleusingen.

How much are the tickets?

The event is publicly accessible as per the event statement.

What can the audience expect musically?

New music, live improvisation, video art, and several world premieres are planned.

Is the venue barrier-free?

Yes, the artist courtyard has an elevator and accessible restrooms.

Is there a fixed setlist?

Information will follow, as the evening also includes improvisational elements.

A quiet fire of sounds and images ignites Schleusingen anew

Name: Open Sounds – An Evening with Duo LUMA and Antje Schlenker-Kortum
Start: 2026-09-13T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-13T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Künstlerhof Roter Ochse

An evening between new music, video art, and open perception

On September 13, 2026, the artist courtyard Roter Ochse in Schleusingen will transform into a place for concentrated listening, surprising images, and lively improvisation. As part of Klangnetz Thüringen, the Duo LUMA with accordion and guitar meets the video designer Antje Schlenker-Kortum. The program includes new music, freely created sounds, and several world premieres from an international composition call. ([via-nova-ev.de](https://via-nova-ev.de/?termin=klangnetz-thueringen-offene-klaenge-ein-abend-mit-dem-duo-luma))

A sound space for curiosity and presence

This concert does not rely on routine but on friction, color, and immediate presence. When accordion and guitar respond directly to each other, a delicate interplay of breathing, rhythm, and resonance arises. This is precisely the strength of this evening: Every turn acts like a small live experiment, every phrase remains open for the moment. This makes the concert evening particularly appealing for fans of contemporary music and multimedia stage art. ([via-nova-ev.de](https://via-nova-ev.de/?termin=klangnetz-thueringen-offene-klaenge-ein-abend-mit-dem-duo-luma))

New music with visual language

The event series Klangnetz Thüringen brings contemporary music to special locations and opens it up to a broad audience. The artist courtyard Roter Ochse fits perfectly into this concept: The listed courtyard offers a larger hall with 120 seats, a smaller room for 30 to 40 people, elevator, catering kitchen, and accessible restrooms. This creates an intimate live atmosphere with clear acoustics and good accessibility. ([via-nova-ev.de](https://via-nova-ev.de/?page_id=1718))

A special place with history

The Rote Ochse is more than just an event address. The ensemble of the historic building from 1608 and new construction has been awarded for its renovation and provides a framework in which art and architecture reinforce each other. For a concert with experimental music and video art, this place creates a special tension between tradition and present. ([roter-ochse-schleusingen.de](https://www.roter-ochse-schleusingen.de/2_18_Der-Kuenstlerhof_Die-Gebaeude-und-die-Infrastruktur.html))

What the audience can expect

Those who come to Schleusingen will experience not a standardized concert but a concentrated concert experience with world premieres, improvisation, and a visual level. The evening is aimed at listeners seeking musical discoveries, nuanced sound, and an open audience atmosphere. The result is an evening that equally challenges and rewards the ear and eye. ([via-nova-ev.de](https://via-nova-ev.de/?termin=klangnetz-thueringen-offene-klaenge-ein-abend-mit-dem-duo-luma))

Conclusion: Open Sounds promises an evening full of excitement, precision, and artistic freedom. Anyone who wants to experience new music in conjunction with live visuals should mark this date in Schleusingen and be there live. ([via-nova-ev.de](https://via-nova-ev.de/?termin=klangnetz-thueringen-offene-klaenge-ein-abend-mit-dem-duo-luma))