Kiel, Germany
The Nikolaikirche is a Gothic brick church in the centre of Kiel, dating back to the 14th century. It is the oldest surviving church in the city and houses a notable bronze font from the medieval period. Today it serves as a venue for concerts, organ recitals and cultural events alongside regular services.
Three organists - Mahela Reichstatt, Magne Draagen and Volkmar Zehner - perform major works by Mendelssohn, Bach, Messiaën and Norwegian Romantics on the freshly restored organs of St. Nikolai in Kiel.
Three organists - Mahela Reichstatt, Magne Draagen and Volkmar Zehner - perform major works by Mendelssohn alongside pieces by Bach, Norwegian Romantics and Messiaen at St. Nikolai in Kiel.
Three organists - Mahela Reichstatt, Magne Draagen, and Volkmar Zehner - perform major works by Mendelssohn, Bach, Messiaen, and Norwegian Romantics on the freshly restored organs of St. Nikolai in Kiel.
Mendelssohn's oratorio "Elijah" performed at the Nikolaikirche in Kiel by the SanktNikolaiChor Kiel, the Kantorei St. Johannis Lüneburg, and Ensemble Schirokko playing on period instruments, with four soloists.
