New Piano Trio delights Potsdam: Concert at Nikolaisaal with sound art and energy

An evening between Fugue, Freedom, and sonorous elegance in Potsdam

The New Piano Trio will deliver a concert experience on May 12, 2027, at Nikolaisaal Potsdam that combines classical chamber music with jazz, folk, and contemporary colors. The ensemble, featuring Florian Willeitner, Ivan Turkalj, and Alexander Wienand, is known for its original compositions, improvisational tension, and a live atmosphere where every performance is precise yet open to the unexpected. ([nikolaisaal.de](https://www.nikolaisaal.de/programm/veranstaltung/new-piano-trio.html))

Virtuoso sonic architecture with an element of surprise

Since 2013, the trio has been developing its own language for the piano trio: clear forms, rhythmic drive, a baroque mindset, and stylistic breadth merge into a distinctive orchestration of the three voices. The program for the Potsdam evening, What the Fugue, promises a bold journey from the Orient to Bach and Prokofiev - a concept that thinks of the art of the fugue as living and present rather than museum-like. ([nikolaisaal.de](https://www.nikolaisaal.de/programm/veranstaltung/new-piano-trio.html))

Between precision and audience exhilaration

This very blend makes the charm of the New Piano Trio: chamber music synchronization, improvisational freedom, and a sound that cannot be confined by genre boundaries. A dialogue unfolds on stage that feels at times weightless and at times highly dense - ideal for listeners who seek an intense concert rich in substance, energy, and keen sensitivity to musical dramaturgy. ([alexanderwienand.com](https://www.alexanderwienand.com/?page=projects&utm_source=openai))

Celebratory evening concerts in a special setting

The event in the foyer of Nikolaisaal Potsdam is part of the Celebratory Evening Concerts and begins at 7:00 PM. According to the event page, the ticket costs 22 euros; additionally, an After-Work Lounge will provide a relaxed kickoff starting at 6 PM, before the dance floor opens until 10 PM after the concert. This makes the evening special not only musically but also atmospherically. ([nikolaisaal.de](https://www.nikolaisaal.de/programm/veranstaltung/new-piano-trio.html))

The venue: central, accessible, well-connected

Nikolaisaal is located at Wilhelm-Staab-Straße 10/11 in 14467 Potsdam and, according to Brandenburg and provider information, features barrier-free access, an elevator, step-free guest restrooms, and designated disabled parking. Thus, the route to the concert is easily planable - whether by public transport, on foot through the city center, or by car. ([reiseland-brandenburg.de](https://www.reiseland-brandenburg.de/poi/potsdam/buehnen/nikolaisaal-potsdam/?utm_source=openai))

Conclusion: Those who experience the New Piano Trio live will not get a polished chamber music evening but a cleverly crafted, energizing concert experience full of suspense, color, and joy of performance. This Potsdam guest performance promises musical precision with emotional pull - an evening that is not only heard but felt. ([nikolaisaal.de](https://www.nikolaisaal.de/programm/veranstaltung/new-piano-trio.html))

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• Nikolaisaal Potsdam - New Piano Trio
• Reiseland Brandenburg - Nikolaisaal Potsdam
• Alexander Wienand - New Piano Trio Projects
• Florian Willeitner - Projects
• Florian Willeitner - Videos