Capella de la Torre: Erzsébet Báthory - Countess Dracula?
Renaissance music from Hungary and Europe as part of the concert project "The Art of Female Power - The Female Power of Art". This performance explores the life of Erzsébet Báthory-Nádasdy (1560-1614), the infamous "Countess Dracula." Known for allegedly murdering hundreds of girls, the show questions whether she was a cruel criminal or a victim of political intrigue. The historical truth is examined through music from Hungary and the surrounding regions, including works by Balint Bakfark and Palestrina. Journey with Capella de la Torre into the dark history of the deep black widow.
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Who is performing at this event?+
The ensemble Capella de la Torre is performing.
Where is the concert taking place?+
The event is held at Villa Elisabeth, located at Invalidenstraße 3, 10115 Berlin.
What is the theme of the performance?+
The performance explores the life and history of Erzsébet Báthory-Nádasdy, questioning her reputation as 'Countess Dracula' through Renaissance music.
What kind of music should I expect?+
The concert features Renaissance music from Hungary and Europe, including works by Balint Bakfark and Palestrina.
Is the venue seated or standing?+
Villa Elisabeth typically provides a seated environment for classical performances.
What is the age policy?+
The age policy is not specified; however, the event is suitable for general audiences interested in history and early music.
