Elisabeth Brauß live in Glasgow

Experience Elisabeth Brauß live on March 18th

Elisabeth Brauß will perform at City Halls, Glasgow on March 18, 2027. Brauß is a German composer and pianist known for her contemporary classical music, often described as minimalist and atmospheric. Her work frequently incorporates extended techniques on the piano and explores themes of resonance, silence, and perception. She has received commissions from various international ensembles and festivals, establishing a reputation for innovative soundscapes and subtly powerful compositions.

City Halls is a prominent concert venue in Glasgow, Scotland, originally constructed in 1886 as part of a grand municipal complex. Designed by William B. Black, it served initially as municipal offices before being converted into a concert hall in 1936 following significant internal reconstruction. The hall is renowned for its excellent acoustics and ornate Victorian architecture, including a notable stained-glass window depicting the city’s arms. It hosts a diverse range of performances including classical music concerts, jazz performances, and traditional Scottish music events. The building underwent extensive renovations completed in 2005 to improve facilities while preserving its historical character. It is currently managed by Glasgow Life, a cultural organisation operating on behalf of Glasgow City Council.