When does the screening of The Sound of Stradivari begin?

The screening begins on September 27, 2026 at 12:45 PM at the Schauburg Filmpalast in Gelsenkirchen.

How much does a ticket cost?

The regular price is €7.50. Reduced tickets cost €6.50, and the GE Pass is €4.00.

How long does the film last?

The film has a runtime of 102 minutes.

Is the film suitable for children?

Yes, the film is rated 0 years and older by the FSK.

Where does the event take place?

At Schauburg Filmpalast, Horster Straße 6, 45897 Gelsenkirchen.

Are there additional dates?

Yes, the event notice lists additional screenings on September 28, 2026 at 5:45 PM and 8:15 PM.

A cinematic sound frenzy about vanity, music, and the magic of interplay

Name: The Sound of Stradivari
Start: 2026-09-27T12:45:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-27T12:45:00+02:00
Location: Schauburg Filmpalast

A music film that makes the subtle moment of interplay audible

The Sound of Stradivari takes place on September 27, 2026 at the Schauburg Filmpalast, inviting viewers into a world where great art arises not from perfection, but from friction. Grégory Magne's musical comedy tells the story of an ambitious production, four legendary Stradivari instruments, and the people who must learn to sound together.

When virtuosity meets vanity

At the center is Astrid, who is pursuing an almost unattainable dream: a concert project with four world-famous Stradivari instruments is to become a reality. But as the premiere approaches, rivalries, injuries, and artistic egos emerge stronger. The film does not portray a dry rehearsal drama, but a lively chamber play with humor, pace, and a fine sense of human nuances.

Chamber music as the drama of life

The production focuses on the tension between sound and conflict. The rehearsals at the secluded Château become a stage for power issues, sensitivities, and the fragile balance of ensemble work. This is where the film's strength lies: it shows how a common sound can emerge from four individualists. The dramaturgy follows not the volume but the precision of interplay.

An ensemble with musical authenticity

The combination of acting and genuine musicianship is particularly appealing. The ensemble carries the story with palpable ease, while the specially composed score atmosphericly enhances the narrative. The film explores the art of listening as well as the art of understanding. Thus, a stage experience unfolds on the screen that appeals equally to classical music lovers and cinema audiences.

The Schauburg Filmpalast as a harmonious setting

With its historic cinema atmosphere, the Schauburg Filmpalast in Gelsenkirchen offers the perfect location for this presentation of the KoKi series Klangbilder. The historical setting intensifies the film's impact, in which music not only sounds but becomes visible as a cultural force. The visit promises an afternoon that engages both mind and senses.

Conclusion: Anyone passionate about music, ensemble art, and finely told cultural stories will experience with The Sound of Stradivari a poetic cinema afternoon full of tension, wit, and sound colors. This event is worth attending live because it shows how moving collective music-making on screen can be.