The organ sound: free concert series in the Peter Paul Church

The organ sound: free concert series in the Peter Paul Church

a festival of music in the Peter Paul Church

On Friday, August 16, a very special event will take place in the Peter Paul Church in Senftenberg at 6.15 p.m. Under the motto "sound colors", the music lover Johanna Schulze will make the organ sound and present a diverse program that includes both known and less frequent compositions.

diverse sounds and undiscovered repertoire

The influence of Johann Sebastian Bach, whose works have decisively shaped not only classical, but also the church music. In addition to the master's famous compositions, Schulze will also perform works by lesser -known composers such as Melanie Bonis and an exciting tango by Andreas Willscher. This offers the audience the opportunity to experience the versatility of the organ in a new light.

qualified musician

Johanna Schulze brings an extensive academic training that she completed in Dresden and Weimar as well as in Detmold in music placement and music management. Her role as a church musician in Zeitz and as a district cantor in the church district of Naumburg-Zeitz since 2018 shows her commitment to music and culture in the region.

Entry and support of church music

Entry to this special concert is free, which enables the general public to participate in this musical experience. However, the community church council, represented by Kerstin Jebas, points out that a collection is asked to maintain the owl organ. This commitment to maintaining the organ ensures that future generations can also enjoy the tonal treasures of organ music.

A look at the museum series

The event on August 16 is part of the 15th "Smaller Organic Musics", which take place every Friday at the same time in July and August. This underlines the endeavor of the community to promote high -quality musical experiences and to enrich local culture. It invites the community to find together and celebrate the beauty of organ music.