Frankfurt is often associated with its skyline, financial district, and fast-paced urban life —but behind the city’s modern facades lie spaces steeped in history. It is precisely in such an atmosphere that “Candlelight: Disney Love Songs” unfolds its special magic. At the Logenhaus zur Einigkeit, a string quartet will soon be performing fresh interpretations of well-known Disney melodies, while candlelight bathes the hall in a warm, almost cinematic atmosphere.
27 September 2026 16:30 + more dates
Melodies that bring back memories: Here’s what you can expect this evening
The concert lasts about 60 minutes and takes you through a selection of songs that have become deeply ingrained in the memories of several generations. “Can It Really Be Love” from The Lion King immediately brings back the special bond between Simba and Nala, while “A Dream Come True” from Aladdin captures the idea of freedom, trust, and new beginnings in elegant string arrangements. Melodies from *Frozen*, *Beauty and the Beast*, *Tangled*, *Encanto*, *Up*, *High School Musical*, and other films are also part of the program. Thanks to the classical interpretation, the pieces don’t feel like mere reenactments of the movie scenes, but rather like new, personal encounters.
A Frankfurt venue with a long history of lodges becomes a stage by candlelight
The Logenhaus zur Einigkeit lends a special historical depth to this concert evening. The Loge zur Einigkeit behind it was founded as early as 1742; the current lodge building was completed and occupied at the end of the 19th century. This combination of long tradition, stately architecture, and intimate, atmospheric rooms makes the venue an exceptionally fitting setting for an intimate string quartet concert. Especially by candlelight, it creates a stark contrast to the fast-paced Frankfurt just outside the door.
This candlelight experience combines Disney nostalgia with the elegance of live classical music, creating an evening that feels both familiar and fresh. If you want to secure the best chance of getting tickets, you should sign up for the waiting list now—capacity is limited.
