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  1. Wednesday Night Cinema: Kohlhiesels Töchter (15.01.2025)

    Silent film comedy by Ernst Lubitsch from 1920 with Henny Porten and Emil Jannings. Accompanied live on the Mighty Wurlitzer theatre organ by Sorin Creciun. Ernst Lubitsch staged his version of the comedy as a rural version of ‘The Taming of the Shrew’: innkeeper Mathias Kohlhiesel wants to marry of

  2. Museum

    Museum The objects on permanent exhibit at the Musikinstrumenten-Museum form one of the most representative collections in Germany in its diversity. Over 800 instruments across five centuries are on permanent display. In addition, the museum offers numerous events, from scientific symposia to concer

  3. Wednesday Night Cinema: Ihr dunkler Punkt (18.12.2024)

    Silent film comedy from 1928 with Lilian Harvey and Willy Fritsch, accompanied live on the Mighty Wurlitzer theatre organ by Anna Vavilkina. Baroness Lilian von Trucks finds out in an unpleasant way that she has a doppelganger: She is arrested in her luxury hotel as the jewel thief Yvette! Fortunate

  4. Siegfried Jung Trio and BrassAppeal (19.09.2024)

    For the Year of the Tuba. Admission: 10 euros, reduced 5 euros An extraordinary concert awaits all tuba fans - and those who want to become one. With tuba player Natascha Zickerick and her ensemble BrassAppeal as well as the Siegfried Jung Trio. Four women, four musical worlds - that's the BrassAppe

  5. Long Night of Museums (30.08.2025)

    Guided tours, concerts, a look behind the scenes, silent movie, midnight tango Program at the Museum of Musical Instruments 6:00 pm for families and children Family Ties Discover and try out instruments with museum guide Jörg Joachim Riehle Duration: 45 minutes 7:00, 7.45, and 8.30 pm Sound Spaces a

  6. Wednesday Night Cinema: Buster Keaton, Battling Butler (17.01.2024)

    Buster Keaton's most successful silent film, accompanied live by Sorin Creciun on the Mighty Wurlitzer theatre organ. Start 6 p.m. With English intertitles. Out of love, a spoilt millionaire's son becomes a boxer against his will. Although he takes a severe beating for his bravado, he ultimately pro

  7. Sitemap

    Sitemap Museum Visiting the Museum Opening hours & directions Tickets Collection Highlights of the Exhibition The Accordion History SIM Café Concert Series Library Holdings and focal points Terms of use Location and directions WLAN login Digitised collections [Translate to English:] Phonographische

  8. Wednesday Night Cinema: Die Finanzen des Großherzogs (12.02.2025)

    Comedy by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, shot in 1923. The silent film is accompanied live on the Mighty Wurlitzer theatre organ by Bernd Wurzenrainer. Grand Duke Ramon may be the ruler of a country, but that is actually an exaggeration: Minorca is a dwarf state and also heavily in debt. In order to impr

  9. Wednesday Night Cinema: Metropolis (13.12.2023)

    Fritz Lang's legendary science fiction film from 1925/26, accompanied live on the Mighty Wurlitzer theatre organ by Anna Vavilkina. Start: 6 pm. Duration with interval approx. 3 hours Hardly any other film from Weimar cinema has left as many traces in film history as Fritz Lang's METROPOLIS. Fritz L

  10. Wednesday Night Cinema: Asphalt (21.02.2024)

    Silent film by Joe May from 1929, accompanied live on the Mighty Wurlitzer theater organ by Anna Vavilkina. Start: 6 p.m. To avoid arrest, the thief "Brillantenelse" seduces the young police constable Holk, who promptly refrains from pressing charges. When he wants to visit Else again, he gets invol