St. Peter, Germany
St. Peter's Baroque church in the Black Forest village of St. Peter is one of the finest sacred buildings in southwest Germany. Built between 1727 and 1727 by the master architect Peter Thumb for the Benedictine abbey, its twin-towered facade and richly decorated interior - including ceiling frescoes by Franz Joseph Spiegler - draw visitors and concert audiences alike. The church regularly hosts organ concerts and classical music events.
in 2 days
Johannes Götz and pianist Lambert Bumiller pair grand piano with organ in a programme of works by Bach, Schumann, Liszt, and Karg-Elert - Götz's final official farewell as district cantor to his organ music audience.
Johan Treichel, organist and professor from Bern, brings Baroque masters Scheidemann and Bach into new territory, combining organ, harpsichord and electronics with improvisatory flair.
Grammy-nominated organist Stephen Tharp, Artist-in-Residence at New York's Riverside Church, performs in the International Organ Concert Series at Barockkirche St. Peter.
Organist Stephan Kreutz, a multiple winner of international improvisation competitions, performs works by Reger, Mendelssohn and others as part of the International Organ Concerts series.
Thomas Ospital, titulaire of Saint-Eustache in Paris and multiple Grand Prix de Chartres laureate, returns to St. Peter for an organ recital featuring Rachmaninoff, Ravel and Saint-Saens alongside his trademark improvisations.
Thomas Ospital, a Paris-based organist and professor at the Paris Conservatoire, returns to St. Peter's church with a concert of works by Rachmaninoff, Ravel, and Saint-Saëns, featuring his signature improvisations.