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Unfortunately, due to a wrist injury, Nat Bartsch has had to cancel her performance at Beethovenfest.

This visual story provides details of the concert on 26 September 2026, entitled »Relaxed Performance: Nat Bartsch«.

In this guide you will find information about: 

1. Nat Bartsch and her Forever Changed concert
2. How you can buy tickets and what they cost
3. How to get to Beethovenhalle Bonn
4. Where to park your car
5. Where you need to go
6. What sensory supports are available
7. What the concert will look and sound like as well as details on all songs and videos

Welcome

This is Nat Bartsch.

Nat is an autistic and ADHD pianist and composer. 

Nat is performing music at Beethovenhalle from her new album called Forever Changed. 

Here is a link to hear Nat’s album on a music streaming service like Spotify or Apple Music.

Nat has designed the show with advice from other neurodivergent people and music therapists.

Nat calls her songs lullabies. They help Nat to feel calm when she has fizzy feelings. She hopes you’ll feel calm when you hear the music too.

Here is a link to a video where Nat explains her project.

To attend the concert, you will need a ticket.

A ticket costs 19 euros.

For people with a severe disability card, a ticket costs 9.50 euros. It also costs 9.50 euros for children, students and apprentices up to the age of 30.

People accompanying those with severe disabilities receive a free ticket.

You can buy tickets online at: www.beethovenfest.de

Or by telephone: 0049 228 – 20 10 3 44 (Mon, Wed–Fri, 10 am–2 pm)

You can pay for tickets as follows:

• Online shop: by credit card, PayPal or Klarna
• Ticket hotline: by invoice or credit card
• Advance booking offices, box offices, festival headquarters: in cash or by card

If you need any special assistance – such as a specific seat or help with your journey – please do get in touch with us in advance. You are also welcome to let us know any specific details in advance (for example, if you are bringing an assistance dog or similar).

Email: kappesser@beethovenfest.de

Telephone: 0049 228 - 20 10 3 23

Here is some information to help you when you visit, so you feel comfortable.

This concert will be held at Beethovenhalle Bonn in the so called Studio. The address is 

Wachsbleiche 16, 53111 Bonn. 

It is a large concert hall building, but the Studio is a smaller hall within.

When you get off the bus, you are already facing the path to the Beethovenhalle. It leads through a small park. The way is cobbled, but even. There are bollards on the path that can be bypassed. The road behind is moderately noisy.

There is a main entrance to Beethovenhalle within the forecourt facing Welschnonnenstraße. 

However, for this concert, only the second entrance is open, the south entrance.

The south entrance can be reached if you turn right on the path in the park or via stairs from the Theaterstraße (moderate slope). 

Here’s what you need to know if you use a wheelchair: If you’re coming in through the main entrance and want to go to the studio, you’ll need to ask the service staff to help you use the stairlift to Forum Süd.

This is the map of the venue. At the link there is also an interactive map, a 360-degree site plan.

The doors to the Beethovenhalle open 60 minutes before the concert begins (from 4 pm). The doors to the Studio open 45 minutes before the concert begins (from 3.15 pm).

If you need to buy or collect a ticket, you can go to the box office in the South foyer.

The foyer has a floor made of concrete slabs. There is no music playing in the foyer through a speaker system.

There will be places to sit in the foyer, and a bar to buy drinks or snacks.

At the foyer of Forum Süd, there are stairs or a lift to reach the basement.

The elevator is located in the hallway to the right of the staircase shown in the picture.

The coat check for the Studio is located only on the basement level.

Once you've gone down the stairs or taken the elevator to the basement, walk straight ahead past the coat check and through the connecting door. The entrance to the studio is on the left.

All emergency exits are clearly signposted.

In an emergency, our trained staff will help you to leave the building safely.

There are no loud alarm signals – in the event of an evacuation, staff will make the announcement.

There will be a quiet space available in a seperate room (Seminar Room D) which you can go to at any time. 

It is located on the left next to the elevator on the ground floor. You will find it with the help of sign posts or our service personnel. 

It has normal chairs and few bean bags. 

There will be fidget tools there that you can borrow during the performance.

In the location there is a desk where people will operate the sound and lighting.

The performance goes for around 50 minutes. 

Here is a youtube playlist of some of Nat’s performance at a different venue, Melbourne Recital Centre.

We hope you will enjoy Nat Bartsch’s Forever Changed.

If you have any questions or need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

We look forward to your visit.