Evenings among the vines.
Concerts
At Domaine aux Conseillans, music is as integral to the estate as the wine itself – rooted in classical piano practice and open to young musicians who find a stage here.

Where it's played.
The stage is the estate itself – the courtyard between the vineyard and the Chai, where a grand piano and a glass of wine stand close together. It's about the evening itself: a few guests, a program heard up close, and time that no one rushes.
Those who wish to experience the estate are welcome to visit.
Music that is part of the estate.
Music is a daily practice here. All year round, soft classical music plays through the vines, and behind the connection of wine and music lies professional piano work — Ellen Ruhland, herself a trained concert pianist, directs the estate's music and shapes the concert program.
This inspires the desire to pass on this music — to guests at the table and to musicians at the beginning of their journey.

A stage for young musicians.
The concerts at the estate aim to provide young musicians with performance opportunities and strengthen German-French exchange. The Fonds aux Conseillans, currently being established, will bundle the resulting support — performances, scholarships, a portion of the proceeds from each bottle.
Musicians who wish to play here can introduce themselves to us.
The Fermata.
The symbol above a note, instructing to hold it for as long as the sound lasts. We apply the same measure to our concerts: only when the evening truly resonates.
The Fermata
The schedule is being drawn up.
We are currently putting together the program for the upcoming concerts. At the moment, our work is in the cellar and with the new vintages, where it is decided when a wine will be ready to drink. Our concerts take place by personal invitation.
Until then, the music continues in the vineyard.
"Each cuvée is inspired by a movement of the suite. The concerts bring the music back into the room."Our Stance
Music echoes through the vineyard all year long. Soon we'll be playing for guests again.