Dresden, Germany
The Martin-Luther-Kirche in Dresden's Neustadt district is a Protestant church built in the late 19th century in historicist style. Its interior features a notable organ, and the church regularly hosts sacred concerts alongside regular services. The building survived the Second World War largely intact, making it one of the better-preserved historic churches in the city.
A sacred music concert in Dresden pairing trombone and organ, with works by Guilmant, Hidas, Wagenseil, and Bach.
An organ concert in Dresden pairing music from the Baroque to the present with striking light and laser projections that transform the church interior into a living visual experience.
A choir and organ concert featuring works by Louis Vierne and Bach, performed by Cathedral Organist Sebastian Freitag and Bachkantorei Dresden-Neustadt under the direction of Elke Voigt.
The GewandhausChor performs Carl Riedel's 1870 arrangements of the Schütz Passions together with works by Brahms and Arnold Mendelssohn, tracing how the 19th century reclaimed and reshaped early music.
A Christmas concert by Felix Räuber at Martin-Luther-Kirche in Dresden.