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Route & stations of the Leipziger Notenbogen (Leipzig Music Arc)

The Leipzig Music Trail is a musical city walk to the west of the city centre, complementing the Notenspur, and will be launched in 2026/27.

 

 

OPENING OF THE NORTH ROUTE OF THE LEIPZIG NOTENBOGEN
Sunday, 6 September 2026, from 11.00 am
The Leipzig Notenbogen is a musical city exploration route focusing on Jewish music. To mark the festive opening of the Leipzig Notenbogen (Northern Route) and its inclusion in the European Cultural Route of Jewish Heritage, we invite you to a walking concert and a celebratory event. The Northern Route comprises stops 1–7 and 14–19.

11.00 am | Site of the former Ez-Chaim Synagogue, Apels Garten (behind Norma):
Walking concert with Antje’s ‘Weltempfänger’. Frequency: (Eastern) Europe

1.00 pm | Höfe am Brühl (entrance on Richard-Wagner-Platz):
CELEBRATORY EVENT with welcoming speeches and music (limited capacity | registration at schalom(at)notenspur-leipzig.de)

1. Site of Richard Wagner's birthplace 2. Brodyer Synagogue
3. Site of Old Theater 4. Site of Heinrich Marschner's Residence
5. Gustav Mahler's Residence 6. Site of Albert Lortzing's Residence
7. Erwin Schulhoff's Residence 8. Site of Pianoforte Factory Blüthner
9. St. Thomas Choir/Education Campus 10. Former Royal Conservatoire
11. Bibliotheca Albertina 12. Site of the Second Gewandhaus, Mendelssohn-Waterside
13. Leipzig City Library – Peters Music Library 14. Site of Ez Chaim Synagogue
15. Site of Arthur Nikisch’s Residence 16. Site of the New Operetta Theatre at Centraltheater
17. Site of Synagogue Gottschedstraße 18. Mendelssohn Monument at St. Thomas’ Church
19. The Richard Wagner Monument on Promenadenring
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The Leipzig Music Arc was conceived by the Music Trail Initiative. Its implementation is supported by