Linus Roth live in Eltville am Rhein

Experience Linus Roth live on September 2nd

Linus Roth is a German violinist known for interpretations spanning classical and romantic repertoire, frequently incorporating a lyrical and emotionally expressive style. He often performs both standard concertos and lesser-known works, demonstrating a commitment to expanding the violin repertoire. His performances are characterized by technical precision combined with a focus on nuanced phrasing and tonal color.

Kloster Eberbach, located in Eltville am Rhein, Germany, is a former Cistercian monastery with a rich history dating back to 1135. Founded by monks from Clairvaux, it flourished for centuries as a significant agricultural and economic center within the region. The monastery’s architecture reflects its evolution over time, showcasing Romanesque and Gothic styles. Following secularization in 1803, the complex transitioned through various uses including a Prussian forestry school and, notably, served as a filming location for several movies including “The Name of the Rose.”

Today, Kloster Eberbach is owned by the state of Hesse and functions as a cultural heritage site, hosting concerts, exhibitions, and wine tastings – reflecting the region’s prominent winemaking tradition which was historically cultivated by the monastic community. The acoustics within the former refectory are particularly well-regarded for musical performances.