Numerous classical music fans also came to the Luitpoldhain for the second Klassik Open Air on August 3, 2024 to be amazed by Nürnberger Symphoniker conducted by Jonathan Darlington. 

75.000 guests enjoyed the sounds of music under the motto“Alle Wege führen nach Hollywood” with soloists Alexei Gerassimez (percussion) and Martynas Levickis (accordion). 

You can now enjoy the concert in full length in the ARD media library or on BR-Klassik radio: 

Around 55,000 music enthusiasts listened to the evening concert "Romeo und Julia" with the Staatsphilharmonie Nürnberg on July 21, 2024. The concert in Luitpoldhain was a premiere for the new General Music Director Roland Böer. 

The family concert in the morning also delighted numerous people, with around 11,000 children and adults being enchanted by great emotions. 

Despite a thunderstorm in the afternoon, there was no rain in the evening so that both events could take place as planned. 

Every year since 2000, around 120,000 people have listened to Nuremberg's two major orchestras at the picnic in the parkland of Luitpoldhain. Thanks to the support of many individuals and Nuremberg companies, admission is also free in 2024. Thank you to everyone who makes music resound in Europe's greenest concert hall. 
Big emotions were on the programme this year. On 21 July at the family concert at 11 am with moderator Philipp Roosz. In the evening at 8 pm, it was time for the world's most famous lovers. Roland Böer, General Music Director of the Staatsphilharmonie Nürnberg, made his debut in the Luitpoldhain with well-known and newly discovered works inspired by Romeo and Juliet. The evening was moderated by Tobias Föhrenbach. 
On 3 August at 8 pm, the Nürnberger Symphoniker, with soloists Alexej Gerassimez on percussion and Martynas Levickis on accordion, brought world-famous film music to the stage under the direction of Jonathan Darlington under the motto "All roads lead to Hollywood", moderated by Roland Kunz.

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Our appreciation: unique pins!
The pins are available on the festival grounds and in the information booths. The donations help to make the event a free event. 

In addition to cash donations on site, there is also the option to donate digitally for the Klassik Open Air. You can pick up a pin to say thank you with proof of the transaction afterwards at the event at Info Box 1.