When does the concert begin?

The concert begins on July 30, 2026, at 20:00.

Where does the event take place?

In the Asam Church in Munich, Sendlinger Straße 32, 80331 Munich.

How much are the tickets?

The tickets cost 28 Euro per person.

What music will be played that evening?

The program features works by J. S. Bach, E. F. Dall’Abaco, H. I. Biber, and F. Geminiani.

Is the event indoors?

Yes, the concert takes place in the Asam Church and is completely indoors.

Are there official social media channels?

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Baroque Sound Splendor in Munich's Asam Church: Stefan Moser and Ai Endo

Name: Harpsichord/Organ & Baroque Violin
Start: 2026-07-30T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-31T01:00:00+02:00
Location: Asamkirche

Baroque Sound in the Asam Church: Stefan Moser Meets Ai Endo

On Thursday, July 30, 2026, the Asam Church in Munich transforms into a space full of baroque tension, finest articulation, and chamber music intensity. At AsamConcerts, harpsichord, organ, and baroque violin meet in a program featuring works by J. S. Bach, E. F. Dall’Abaco, H. I. Biber, and F. Geminiani.

An Evening Between Ornament and Precision

Stefan Moser, concert organist and harpsichordist, brings his extensive experience from the Munich church and concert scene. He is accompanied by the baroque violinist Ai Endo, who has made a name for herself with her historical performance practice and stylistic clarity in early music. The collaboration promises not a loud spectacle, but a delicate live atmosphere where every motif is traced, breathes, and resonates.

The Asam Church as a Resonance Space

The Asam Church on Sendlinger Straße is one of the most significant late baroque buildings in Munich. With its magnificent decoration, the intimate architectural form, and its central location in the old town, it creates an extraordinary setting for a concert experience that combines intimacy and sacrality. Particularly, the acoustics of such church spaces give the sound of the harpsichord, organ, and baroque violin a special depth and transparency.

Program with Historical Radiance

The program features works by Bach, Dall’Abaco, Biber, and Geminiani - names that stand for virtuosity, contrapuntal finesse, and musical narrative power. The selection indicates an evening that does not rely on effects but on substance: on clean orchestration in the small, on rhythmic tension, and on those quiet moments where baroque music unfolds its greatest effect.

Strong Lineup for a Focused Listening Experience

Stefan Moser is frequently present in Munich's music scene as an organist and harpsichordist and has built a loyal audience with his concert series over the years. Ai Endo complements this profile with colorful bow technique and historically informed sound shaping. Together, they form a duo that does not present baroque music as a museum, but as a lively, breathing concert experience.

Conclusion: A Concert for Listeners with an Ear for Subtle Tones

Those looking for an evening of classical music, architectural beauty, and focused stage performance in Munich will find an attractive recommendation here. The concert in the Asam Church promises elegant sound colors, precise musicality, and an evening that resonates long after. Be there live and experience baroque music in its most beautiful form.