Bayerisches Nationalmuseum

Straßenmusik (Street Music)

Which came first, the pedestrian zone or the buskers? This studio exhibition will be presenting instruments used by traveling musicians together with a wide variety of sourced images. It will shed light on a topic whose historic dimensions only the fewest of us are aware of when hearing street music during a stroll through town.

In the foyer, live street music and drinks at the Camatti Bar. 1

7, 9 pm: He played real good for free – hidden talents in the studio exhibition “Straßenmusik” (Street Music) - Dr. Sybe Wartena

8 pm: Fascinating in Dialog – baroque highlights of the museum and from popular ceramics artist Keiyona C. Stumpf - Dr. Katharina Hantschmann

10 pm: Perilous Passions. Topics for discussion during a feast of porcelain - Dr. Katharina Hantschmann

11 pm: Unbearable Artworks? Early Modern tortures in 3D - Dr. Thomas Schindler

(Meeting point for the tours in the stairwell, main floor)

Childrens program

Street Music

2 – 4 pm: Music has been played on the street since the Middle Ages. Typical instruments were hurdy-gurdies, bagpipes, and harps. A music expert will be telling exciting stories behind the objects on display and also have a few of the typical musical instruments along to show.
(for families with children aged 6 and up)
In cooperation with the Museumspädagogischen Zentrum (MPZ)