Carl Maria Weber Tickets

Carl Maria Weber was a pivotal figure in the early German Romantic movement, shaping a distinctive German national opera style with forest and mystical narratives. Born in Eutin in November 1786, he rose to prominence as a composer, conductor, and pianist. Weber directed Prague Opera from 1813–1816 and later served as Dresden's Royal Kapellmeister and chief of the German opera beginning in 1817, helping to establish a vibrant Dresden-centered Romantic tradition. He passed away in London on June 5, 1826, leaving a lasting legacy in European classical music.

While social media for all-time performers doesn’t exist, Weber’s enduring influence continues through institutions like the Weber Museum Dresden and the Hochschule für Musik Carl Maria von Weber Dresden, which maintain active profiles and educational programs that honor his work. This page highlights his biography, notable works, discography highlights, and a 2025 touring schedule that brings Weber’s music to audiences around the world.

From Der Freischütz (1821) to Euryanthe (1823) and Oberon (1826), Weber’s operas remain touchstones of German Romantic opera. Each performance offers a glimpse into a forested, mystical storytelling tradition that helped define a national European voice in the 19th century. Whether you’re new to Weber or revisiting his music, secure your seats for his 2025 appearances — we’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward ticket options and schedule details.

Upcoming 2025 tour dates feature performances at Bard College, Potsdam Nikolaisaal, Theatre des Champs-Élysées in Paris, Festspielhaus Baden-Baden, Philharmonie Berlin, and Gothenburg Opera. Check event pages for date specifics, as times and venues are subject to change. For further information about Weber’s life and works, visit official cultural institutions linked below.

Official social and institutional links: Weber Museum Dresden — https://weber-museum-dresden.de/, Hochschule für Musik Carl Maria von Weber Dresden — https://www.hfmdd.de/