Leipzig, Germany
The Thomaskirche is a Gothic church in Leipzig dating back to the 13th century, closely associated with Johann Sebastian Bach, who served as its Kantor from 1723 until his death in 1750. His grave lies inside the church. The Thomanerchor, one of the oldest boys' choirs in the world, still performs here regularly, and the church hosts concerts and services throughout the year.
A summer series of seven organ concerts at the Thomaskirche in Leipzig - every Saturday at 15:00, organists from across the world perform programmes centred on Bach's legacy.
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A Bach music festival across two Leipzig churches featuring soloists, choir, and orchestra, with works including Missa in G, cantatas, and The Art of Fugue.
A summer series of organ concerts at the Thomaskirche in Leipzig, running every Saturday at 15:00 from 4 July to 15 August, each featuring a different international organist with a programme centred on Bach.
An international organ festival in Leipzig featuring seven concerts dedicated to Bach. World-renowned organists perform every Saturday from July through August.
The closing concert of BachOrgelFestival 2026 at the Thomaskirche in Leipzig features organist Wolfgang Zerer from Hamburg, performing works by Muffat, Bach, Mendelssohn, Brahms and Alain.
Thomaskirche organist Johannes Lang leads a 60-minute guided tour of the church's two organs - the Sauer and the Bach organ - explaining their history and demonstrating them in person.
A summer series of organ recitals at the Thomaskirche in Leipzig, running every Saturday at 15:00 with guest soloists from across the world. The 18 July concert features Kristian Krogsøe from Aarhus, playing works by Buxtehude, Bach, Mendelssohn, Gade and Karg-Elert.
International organ festival in Leipzig with concerts every Saturday from July through August. World-renowned organists perform works by Bach and his contemporaries.