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.
A concert of sacred music from the Renaissance and Baroque eras, uniting works by Heinrich Schütz and Hugo Distler. The Dresden Chamber Choir performs compositions that stand as a testament to artistic resistance against war and violence.
The legendary Canadian Brass ensemble, renowned for over 50 years of virtuosity, comes to Dresden. This concert at the Annenkirche is the only chance to hear this celebrated brass quintet in Saxony.
Matthias Eisenberg, the celebrated "Master of Fugues", performs an organ recital at Dresden's Annenkirche, with works by Bach, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy and Krebs plus his signature improvisations.
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.
