Dresden, Germany
The Dreikönigskirche (Church of the Three Kings) is a baroque Protestant church on the Hauptstraße in Dresden's Neustadt district, built in the early 18th century. Its interior houses a rare late-Gothic Dance of Death frieze salvaged from an earlier building. Today the church serves as a cultural venue alongside regular worship, hosting concerts, readings and public events.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
The Bulgarian Voices Angelite choir performs traditional folk music in artistic arrangements, showcasing the floating polyphony, dissonances, and intricate rhythms characteristic of the region.
The Dresden Chamber Choir and Prague Ensemble Inégal perform works by Jan Dismas Zelenka in Dresden.
Students of the Heinrich-Schütz-Konservatorium Dresden take the stage at this Heinrich Schütz Musikfest event, performing early music by Bach, Hammerschmidt, and Schütz with choir, ensemble, and gamba consort.
Ensemble Le Nuove Musiche and Capella dell'Halla trace the music of the Protestant diaspora in the Zips region around 1650, placing works by forgotten local composers alongside Heinrich Schütz's Exequien.
