Halle (Saale), Germany
The Marktkirche Unser lieben Frauen is a late-Gothic Lutheran church in the heart of Halle (Saale), built in the 16th century by merging four towers of two older churches. It is closely associated with the reformer Martin Luther, who preached here and whose death mask is preserved in the church. Today it serves as an important concert and cultural venue, regularly hosting organ concerts and choral events.
The International Music Autumn kicks off with its opening concert at the historic Marktkirche Unser lieben Frauen in Halle (Saale).
Organist Enno Gröhn performs at the Marktkirche Unser lieben Frauen as part of the Internationaler Musikherbst Halle festival.
Baroque music concert from the era of Louis XIV at Marktkirche Unser lieben Frauen.
Organ recital by Daniel Mathieson at the historic Marktkirche Unser lieben Frauen in Halle (Saale).
A special presentation of rare holdings from the Marienbibliothek, hosted at the historic Marktkirche Unser lieben Frauen in Halle (Saale).
Kilian Nauhaus performs an organ recital at Marktkirche Unser lieben Frauen in Halle (Saale), as part of the Internationaler Musikherbst Halle festival.
Wolfgang Zerer performs an organ concert as part of the International Music Autumn Halle festival.
Brahms' Ein deutsches Requiem performed live at the Marktkirche Unser lieben Frauen, as part of the Internationaler Musikherbst Halle festival.