When does the concert start?

The concert starts on Sunday, June 21, 2026, at 7:30 PM in the Regentenbau, Max-Littmann-Saal in Bad Kissingen.

How much do the tickets cost?

Currently, tickets are available from €25 according to Operabase; prices vary depending on seating category and can rise to the three-digit range.

Is the venue accessible?

The venues of the Kissinger Summer are predominantly accessible; however, the balconies in the Max-Littmann-Saal are exempt. There are designated parking spots for those entitled.

How big is the Max-Littmann-Saal?

The largest hall in the Regentenbau has a capacity of around 1,000 people in row seating and is optimized for concerts.

Is there information on the program and cast?

According to Operabase, the BBC Symphony Orchestra and chief conductor Sakari Oramo are announced; the program is based on romantic symphonies. Subject to changes.

How do I get there best?

The address is Ludwigstraße 2, 97688 Bad Kissingen. Public transport and taxis are available; hostesses on site will assist with questions and provide access to the hall if needed.

BBC Symphony Orchestra live in Bad Kissingen

Name: BBC Symphony Orchestra at the Regentenbau Bad Kissingen
Start: 2026-06-21T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-21T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Regentenbau – Max-Littmann-Saal

BBC Symphony Orchestra in the Max-Littmann-Saal: An Evening of Great Symphony

World-class in Bad Kissingen: The BBC Symphony Orchestra performs at the legendary Max-Littmann-Saal. Under the direction of Sakari Oramo, the London top orchestra unfolds a program dramaturgy between poetic intimacy and symphonic power – perfect acoustics meet outstanding stage performance.

Sound colors that light up the hall

The live atmosphere in the Max-Littmann-Saal effortlessly carries every tone. The orchestra shapes a transparent, sustaining sound: precise orchestration, smooth string instruments, vibrant woodwinds, sharpened brass, and a pulsating percussion – ideal conditions for romantic and late romantic literature.

Conducting with foresight: Sakari Oramo

Sakari Oramo, chief conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra since 2013, stands for a style-conscious synchronization of architecture and emotion. His interpretations combine structural clarity with an electrifying audience atmosphere – a concert experience that grabs energetically yet breathes nobly.

BBC Symphony Orchestra: Pioneer of Modernity

Since 1930, the BBC Symphony Orchestra has shaped the British music scene, as the centerpiece of the BBC Proms and as a driving force for premieres. Great chief conductors like Adrian Boult, Colin Davis, and Pierre Boulez have shaped the character of the ensemble; today, Oramo keeps the tradition of discovery alive and spans the arc from Dvořák to Brahms.

Acoustic Excellence in the Max-Littmann-Saal

The Regentenbau, built by Max Littmann from 1911 to 1913, is considered an acoustic jewel. The hall accommodates around 1,000 visitors in row seating and offers barrier-free access (excluding balcony areas) as well as designated parking spaces for guests with limited mobility. Public transport and taxi connections facilitate arrival.

Voices of the Fans

The reactions online are clear: BBC Symphony Orchestra delights its fans. On Instagram, a fan enthuses: 'Can hardly wait to experience the BBC SO live!'

Conclusion

An evening for eternity: great symphonies, finely shaped sound, and electrifying tension. Secure your tickets in good time and experience the BBC Symphony Orchestra live in the Max-Littmann-Saal.