Freiberg, Germany
Freiberg Cathedral (Freiberger Dom) is a Gothic Lutheran cathedral in the old silver-mining town of Freiberg, Saxony, dating back to the 12th century. It houses the famous Golden Gate (Goldene Pforte), a Romanesque portal from around 1230, and a remarkable collection of Renaissance tombs of the Wettin dynasty. The cathedral regularly hosts organ concerts on its historic Silbermann organs.
Baroque music concert at Freiberger Dom. Compositions by North German composers from the 17th and 18th centuries.
An evening of classical music featuring works by Bach at Freiberger Dom.
An evening of classical music featuring works by Sweelinck, Gade and Bach at Freiberg Cathedral.
Evening concert of classical music in Freiberg featuring works by Storace, Bruhns and Bach.
A classical music concert honouring the 100th birthday of conductor Karl Richter, featuring the programme from a Bach LP recording made in the cathedral in 1980.
An evening of classical music featuring works by Mendelssohn, Rinck, and Bach.
The MDR-Rundfunkchor, conducted by Alexander Lüken, performs a programme of choral nature paintings featuring works by Fanny Hensel, Johannes Brahms and Veljo Tormis.
An evening of classical music in Freiberg Cathedral featuring compositions by baroque and renaissance masters.