Wesel, Germany
The Willibrordi Dom is a late-Gothic Protestant church in Wesel, built mainly in the 15th century and named after Saint Willibrord. Heavily damaged in World War II, it was carefully reconstructed and today serves both as an active parish church and a venue for organ concerts and cultural events. Its striking west tower is one of the landmarks of the Lower Rhine region.
A cathedral concert in Wesel marking the 125th anniversary of Josef Rheinberger's death, featuring baritone Andreas Post and organist Thorsten Pech in a programme spanning Romantic-era music.
Organ and orchestra concert at the Willibrordi Dom in Wesel, featuring works by Rheinberger, Baumann and Huber - Ansgar Schlei at the organ, Löricker Kammerorchester conducted by Ulrich Cyganek.
Organ recital at Wesel's Willibrordi Dom featuring Philippe Lefebvre, who served as titular organist of Notre-Dame de Paris for nearly four decades and is among France's foremost organists.
The fourth Wesel Singalong is an interactive concert of Bach's Christmas Oratorio featuring soloists, a baroque orchestra, and choir, where the audience can join in singing selected movements.