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Dominik Susteck, a distinguished composer and improviser, known for his innovative organ interpretations, will perform at Sophienkirche. His program features his compositions alongside works by Bruhns, Bach, and Messiaen, blending rich baroque organ tradition with experimental sounds. A video transmission will showcase the organist's captivating performance.
Charles-Marie Widor, a prominent French Romantic organist and composer, is renowned for his ten organ symphonies. He revolutionized organ music by incorporating symphonic structures and utilizing the full potential of Romantic organs. Organ Expeditions at Sophienkirche feature concerts and discussions on famous compositions and organ history, suitable for adults and school-aged children. Free admission.
Concerts at Sophienkirche Berlin in season 2024/25 or later
The program features works related to Passiontide from various musical cycles by Olivier Messiaen, framed by two major organ works by Johann Sebastian Bach. Steffen Walther, organist and lecturer, will perform. His deep musical understanding promises an impressive sound experience. Video transmission in the nave makes the fascinating work of the organists tangible.
Dominik Susteck, a distinguished composer and improviser, known for his innovative organ interpretations, will perform at Sophienkirche. His program features his compositions alongside works by Bruhns, Bach, and Messiaen, blending rich baroque organ tradition with experimental sounds. A video transmission will showcase the organist's captivating performance.
Dominik Susteck, a distinguished composer and improviser, known for his innovative organ interpretations, will perform at Sophienkirche. His program features his compositions alongside works by Bruhns, Bach, and Messiaen, blending rich baroque organ tradition with experimental sounds. A video transmission will showcase the organist's captivating performance.
For many years, Carl Heinrich Graun's "The Death of Jesus" was a staple of Berlin's concert life, performed nearly continuously during Easter since its 1755 premiere. By the late 19th century, Bach's Passions eclipsed Graun's oratorio, leading to its obscurity. This Sophienkirche concert, part of the 2025 Easter Festival, offers a rediscovery of this forgotten masterpiece.
More information coming soon. Participants include Musica Fiata, La Capella Ducale, directed by Roland Wilson. Performers include Marie Luise Werneburg, Magdalena Podkoscíelna (soprano), David Erler, Christoph Dittmar (alto), and others. Supported by the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion. Organized by Roland Wilson. More info at www.musicafiata.com.
Charles-Marie Widor, a prominent French Romantic organist and composer, is renowned for his ten organ symphonies. He revolutionized organ music by incorporating symphonic structures and utilizing the full potential of Romantic organs. Organ Expeditions at Sophienkirche feature concerts and discussions on famous compositions and organ history, suitable for adults and school-aged children. Free admission.
Charles-Marie Widor, a prominent French Romantic organist and composer, is renowned for his ten organ symphonies. He revolutionized organ music by incorporating symphonic structures and utilizing the full potential of Romantic organs. Organ Expeditions at Sophienkirche feature concerts and discussions on famous compositions and organ history, suitable for adults and school-aged children. Free admission.
Japanese organist Megumi Hamaya, known for her technical brilliance and subtle playing, will perform at the Sophienkirche. The concert features her recently recorded CD's program, including Japanese works and world premieres by Ofer Ben-Amots and Emre Dündar, composed specifically for Hamaya. A video transmission will showcase the organist's impressive skills.
Japanese organist Megumi Hamaya will perform a concert at Sophienkirche, featuring Olivier Messiaen's "Messe de la Pentecôte," alongside works by Martin Herchenröder and Johann Sebastian Bach. Her technical brilliance and sensitive playing are showcased in her recently recorded debut CD. The concert program combines mystical Pentecostal themes with modern organ music, including birdsongs and vibrant harmonies. Video projections in the nave will offer a close-up view of the organist's performance.
Discover the "King of Instruments" through an engaging concert-conversation exploring its majestic sounds and rich history. Famous compositions and stories of prominent organists will be presented in the Sophienkirche, suitable for adults and school-aged children. Free admission.
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