As part of the Kunst.Andacht organised by the Kunstpastoral of the Archdiocese of Munich, the musicians Enrico Sartori, Hugo Siegmeth, Jost Hecker and Peter Gerhartz seek their very own approach to the trio sonatas that Bach composed for the organ. The unconventional instrumentation creates completely new perspectives and sound spaces. Bach's polyphony also offers an abundance of inspiration for improvisation, which will be given ample space in this concert. In addition, Rainer Hepler reads texts about Bach and Bach's life, which sometimes make you smile.
Enrico Sartori, clarinet and saxophone
Hugo Siegmeth, saxophone and flute
Jost Hecker, cello
Peter Gerhartz, piano and Fender Rhodes
Works
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Bachs Triosonaten (BWV 525–530: Sechs Sonaten)
Venue
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Car parks:
No
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Catering offer:
Nein
Organiser
Tickets
This event is free of charge.
More information
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Duration of the event:
19:30 – 20:45
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In which language:
German
St Paul interior © Thomas Geist
Enrico Sartori, clarinet and saxophone © Enrico Sartori
Hugo Siegmeth, saxophone and flute © Hugo Siegmeth
Jost Hecker, violoncello © Jost Hecker
Peter Gerhartz, keyboard instruments © Peter Gerhartz
West façade of St Paul's © Thomas Geist
Organiser
Archdiocese of Munich and Freising, Department Kunstpastoral
The Department Kunstpastoral, based in St. Paul's in Munich, cultivates and promotes dialogue between the church and contemporary art in the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising. Kunstpastoral aims to emphasise that the encounter between church and art is a dialogue on an equal footing between autonomous partners, in which both sides can learn from each other, wrestle with each other and be amazed.