When does the concert begin?

The concert starts on August 31, 2026, at 8:00 PM.

Where does the event take place?

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

How much are the tickets?

The confirmed ticket price is 28 Euros.

Is the event indoors?

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

Are there official social media channels?

No verified official social media channels could be found for this event.

Baroque Sound Splendor in Munich: Stefan Moser and Harp Enchant the Asam Church

Name: Harpsichord/Organ & Harp
Start: 2026-08-31T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-31T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Asamkirche

Baroque Sound Splendor in the Asam Church: Harpsichord, Organ and Harp in Dialogue

With Harpsichord/Organ & Harp, the AsamConcerts series in Munich sets a finely drawn exclamation mark in late summer on August 31, 2026. In the magnificent Asam Church, historical performance practice meets an intimate live atmosphere that makes every detail of the orchestration and every nuance of the timbres audible.

A Space that Carries Music

The Asam Church on Sendlinger Straße is not an ordinary concert venue but a baroque total work of art with exceptional acoustics. The compact interior condenses the sound, makes tones glow, and creates that immediate audience atmosphere that makes chamber music and spiritually inspired programs so compelling. Amidst stucco, gold, and frescoes, a concert experience unfolds that radiates both intimacy and grandeur.

Fine Strings, Powerful Registers

The interplay of harpsichord, organ, and harp promises an evening full of transparency and contrast. The harpsichord provides contour and rhythmic precision, the organ responds with depth and majestic volume, while the harp paints shimmering overtones into the space. Especially in a church like the Asam Church, this creates a special synchronization of architecture and music.

Stefan Moser and the Profile of the Series

The AsamConcerts are shaped by Stefan Moser, who stands for stylistic sovereignty as a concert organist, harpsichordist, and church musician. His musical profile combines historical sensitivity with stage experience and a clear sound dramaturgy. The series is tailored to an audience that appreciates precise Baroque sound language, vibrant interpretation, and a concentrated concert atmosphere.

Why This Date is Special

The evening on August 31, 2026, falls right in the middle of a compact concert series that fills the Munich late summer with classical music. Those who arrive early can experience the Asam Church in tranquility, feel the special silence before the first note, and then witness how a fine chamber music program unfolds in this space. For visitors, this creates a live moment that goes far beyond an ordinary classical concert.

Conclusion: Those who want to experience Baroque timbres, intimate instrumentation, and one of the most beautiful churches in Munich will find an evening with special radiance here. The combination of architecture, interpretation, and acoustics makes this concert a date that one should hear and feel live.