Stuttgart, Germany
The Stiftskirche is Stuttgart's central Protestant church, rising above the Schillerplatz in the old town. Its origins go back to the 12th century, though the current late-Gothic hall church was largely built in the 15th century. The west tower survived World War II while much of the building had to be reconstructed. Today it hosts regular church services as well as organ concerts and choral events.
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The Junger Kammerchor Braunschweig, led by Steffen Kruse, brings choral church music to Stiftskirche Stuttgart as part of the Stunde der Kirchenmusik series.
Sacred music ensemble Lyyra performs at Stuttgart's Stiftskirche in an evening of spiritual vocal and instrumental works.
Ensemble Muromachi and Kensuke Ohira perform an evening of church music at Stiftskirche Stuttgart.
Organ concert with Greek artist Ourania Gassiou at the Stiftskirche church.
French organist Ghislain Leroy performs church music on the organ at Stiftskirche Stuttgart.
Organ concert featuring Swiss organist Benjamin Righetti at Stiftskirche Stuttgart.
Organ concert at Stiftskirche Stuttgart featuring organist Songyeon Im from South Korea.
Organ concert by Hungarian organist Eszter Szedmák at Stiftskirche Stuttgart.
Dutch organist Sietze de Vries performs organ music at the Stiftskirche church.
Ukrainian organist Taras Baginets gives an organ recital at Stiftskirche Stuttgart as part of the Stunde der Kirchenmusik church music series.