Bad Gandersheim, Germany
The Stiftskirche in Bad Gandersheim is a Romanesque collegiate church dating back to the 9th century, one of the oldest and best-preserved sacred buildings in Lower Saxony. It was the church of the imperial abbey of Gandersheim, closely tied to the canoness Hrotsvit, the earliest known German-language poet. Today it serves as a venue for the annual Gandersheim Cathedral Festival (Gandersheimer Domfestspiele), staging theatre and music performances in its historic setting.
ECHO Klassik-awarded quintet Spark brings Bach, Vivaldi, and Handel to life with a fresh, experimental approach - performing at the Stiftskirche in Bad Gandersheim.
in 6 days
The European Union Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Judith Steenbrink, performs Telemann works shaped by the composer's six-month stay at a Polish court - a programme that reveals a rarely heard side of the baroque master.
A ceremonial close to the year at the Stiftskirche in Bad Gandersheim, featuring works by Delalande, Biber, Handel, Bach and Telemann performed on trumpets, timpani and organ.
The Göttinger Barockorchester and three outstanding soloists perform four Bach works, with the virtuosic Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 at the centre of the programme, at the Stiftskirche in Bad Gandersheim.
Bach's H-Moll-Messe performed by soloists and Concerto Vocale Niedersachsen under the direction of Martin Heubach. Opening concert for Concerto Gandersheim's 25th anniversary.
