Organist Valentin Meyer © Valentin Meyer

Organ music with works by J. S. Bach

Evening music in Augsburg Cathedral
Valentin Meyer plays the organs at the "Cantate Domino" in Augsburg Cathedral.

Concert
Hoher Dom zu Augsburg
Augsburger Domsingknaben

As part of the evening music series "Cantate Domino", this concert will be dedicated to organ works by J. S. Bach under the introit "Intret oratio mea in conspectu tuo".

Valentin Meyer will be playing the Marienorgel (Maerz) and the Magnificatorgel (Kubak).

Works by J. S. Bach

  • Toccata in C-Dur (BWV 564)

  • Fantasie und Fuge in c-Moll (BWV 537)

  • Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland (BWV 659):

    BWV 651–668: Achtzehn Choräle der Leipziger Originalhandschrift

  • Trio super: Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland (BWV 660):

    BWV 651–668: Achtzehn Choräle der Leipziger Originalhandschrift

  • Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland (BWV 661):

    BWV 651–668: Achtzehn Choräle der Leipziger Originalhandschrift

Works

  • Max Reger (1973–1916), Nun komm der Heiden Heiland Op. 67, no. 29 | Franz Liszt (1811–1886), Präludium und Fuge über BACH

Venue

Hoher Dom zu Augsburg

Frauentorstr. 1
86152 Augsburg

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Accessibility:

  • Car parks:

    No

  • Catering offer:

    Nein

Organiser

Augsburger Domsingknaben

info@augsburger-domsingknaben.de
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Tickets

This event is free of charge.

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Donations in favour of Augsburg Cathedral Music are requested.

More information

  • In which language:

    German

Organist Valentin Meyer
Organist Valentin Meyer © Valentin Meyer
The Magnificat Orgel in Augsburg Cathedral
The Magnificat Orgel in Augsburg Cathedral © Augsburger Domsingknaben / Valentin Wohlfarth
The Marienorgel in Augsburg Cathedral
The Marienorgel in Augsburg Cathedral © Augsburger Domsingknaben
Hoher Dom zu Augsburg
Hoher Dom zu Augsburg © Augsburger Domsingknaben / Valentin Wohlfarth

Organiser

Augsburger Domsingknaben

The Augsburger Domsingknaben can look back on a tradition dating back to the Middle Ages and has established itself as an internationally renowned boys' choir since its re-founding in 1976. In addition to the Musica Sacra in Augsburg Cathedral, the choirs perform in concert halls and churches worldwide and act as organisers for their own concerts and the Festival for Early Music at the Munich Residence Week.