Dresden, Germany
The Annenkirche is a Protestant church in Dresden's Altstadt, originally built in the 15th century and rebuilt after wartime destruction. Today it serves as a cultural venue alongside its religious role, hosting concerts, readings, and community events in a striking Gothic-influenced interior.
Art'n'Voices from Gdańsk - an eight-member a cappella ensemble with international awards - presents "Inner Beauty", blending classical masterworks with contemporary music and Polish avant-garde.
Matthias Eisenberg, the "Master of Fugues", brings a virtuoso organ recital to Dresden's Annenkirche, with Bach, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, and Krebs alongside free improvisations that have thrilled audiences worldwide for decades.
Canadian Brass, one of the world's leading brass quintets with over 50 years of history, performs at the Annenkirche in Dresden - their only stop in Saxony on this year's European tour.
A choral concert bringing together works by Heinrich Schütz and Hugo Distler against the backdrop of wartime history. The Dresden Chamber Choir presents compositions that stand as artistic witness to historical upheaval.
Zelenka's Missa Votiva, the grandest of his masses, is a mysterious work crafted with exceptional care - widely believed to be a personal act of thanksgiving for the composer's recovery from grave illness.
Händel's oratorio Susanna (HWV 66) performed live at the Annenkirche in Dresden - a late masterwork the composer valued so highly that he had it staged again just before his death in 1759.
The Poznan Boys' Choir, conducted by Jacek Sykulski, performs an Advent programme of choral music by Mauersberger, Kverno, Gjeilo and others - a Christmas concert at the Annenkirche in Dresden.