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.
The Queen's Six from Windsor Castle bring their a cappella programme to Kiel, weaving together Renaissance polyphony by Byrd and Tallis with new arrangements of Bond themes and Billie Eilish.
Eddi Hüneke, long-time member of the Wise Guys, blends live music with personal reflection in his stage show "Atempause" - a restorative evening for anyone feeling worn down by the pace of modern life.
Mendelssohn's monumental oratorio "Elias" performed by the SanktNikolaiChores Kiel with international soloists and the Schirokko Ensemble on period instruments.
The Kantorei Holtenau and school choirs of the Kieler Gelehrtenschule perform Mozart's Requiem in D minor under conductor Anne-Beke Sontag at St. Nikolaikirche in Kiel.