The Cappella della lettera brings baroque elegance to Eggisried
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Baroque Clarity in Eggisried: The “Cappella della lettera” brings fine contrasts to life
On Saturday, October 10, 2026, a chamber concert with a special aura unfolds at the Erich Schickling Foundation in Eggisried: The Calm after the Storm connects music from the 17th and 18th centuries with historical sound speech, lively moderation, and a performance that comes directly from the practice of Early Music. Andreas Kammenos, Carina Mattes, and Aris Kammenos create an intimate concert experience with recorder, harpsichord, and baroque cello that combines stylistic precision and emotional warmth. ([schickling-stiftung.de](https://www.schickling-stiftung.de/veranstaltungen/2026))
A Program with Breath and Structure
The evening leads into a world of baroque orchestration in a small format, where every line counts and every entry creates tension. Andreas Kammenos has made a name for himself internationally with the Cappella della Lettera; the ensemble stands for historically informed interpretation, sonic transparency, and carefully constructed programs. The current concert announcement features works from the 17th and 18th centuries, while Kammenos’ artistic profile points to numerous festival appearances, radio contributions, and the CD Bach's Lübeck released in 2024. ([schickling-stiftung.de](https://www.schickling-stiftung.de/veranstaltungen/2026))
A Place that Resonates with Music
The Erich Schickling Foundation is more than just an address: The estate in Eggisried near Ottobeuren is regarded as a meeting and educational venue for art, music, nature, and religion. The foundation describes the grounds as park-like, with a view of the white bell tower and with parking available directly at the grounds by the Günzbrücke. Events primarily take place in the warm months; a name reservation is required for all dates. ([schickling-stiftung.de](https://www.schickling-stiftung.de/stiftung))
Live Atmosphere between Intimacy and Elegance
In this setting, the live atmosphere gains an almost chamber-music density: The room carries the overtones, the historical instruments draw their colors in fine gradations, and the moderation opens up insights into the musical connections. Those who seek Early Music not as a museum but as a contemporary experience will find a stage for concentration, sensitive synchronization, and subtle sonic brilliance. ([schickling-stiftung.de](https://www.schickling-stiftung.de/veranstaltungen/2026))
Conclusion: “The Calm after the Storm” promises an evening for listeners who want to experience baroque sound culture in concentrated form. The mix of historical performance practice, unique venue, and artistic experience makes this concert an event that should be experienced live. ([schickling-stiftung.de](https://www.schickling-stiftung.de/veranstaltungen/2026))
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