Stefan Moser brings harpsichord, organ, and saxophone to the Asam Church
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Baroque tension glowing in the Asam Church
On Monday, July 27, 2026, a finely balanced duo will meet in one of the most impressive interiors of the city at the Munich Asam Church: Harpsichord/Organ & Saxophone combines Baroque sound language with the elegant energy of the saxophone. The program includes works by B. Marcello, S. Adams, and J. S. Bach; performers are Stefan Moser on harpsichord and organ, and José Filipe Silva Sousa on saxophone. The concert is scheduled as an AsamConcerts evening for 27.07.2026 at 20:00 and according to the organizer will run until 23:00. ([in-muenchen.de](https://www.in-muenchen.de/events/asamconcerts-cembaloorgel-saxophon.html))
Sound meets space
The Asam Church at Sendlinger Straße 32 is one of the most striking Baroque sacred spaces in Munich. Its artistically condensed interior provides a unique frame for each orchestration: short reverberation moments, precise contours, and an intimate live atmosphere, where even small dynamic shifts have an immediate impact. It is here that the interplay of keyboard instruments and saxophone gains its special tension. ([in-muenchen.de](https://www.in-muenchen.de/events/asamconcerts-cembaloorgel-saxophon.html))
Program with character
The combination of harpsichord, organ, and saxophone opens a fascinating dialogue between historical performance practice and modern colorfulness. Stefan Moser brings years of experience as a concert organist and harpsichordist; José Filipe Silva Sousa is recognized as a saxophonist with competition and orchestra experience, appearing in Munich with a clear solo profile. For the audience, a concert experience emerges that focuses less on volume and more on fine tuning, articulation, and musical precision. ([muenchenticket.de](https://www.muenchenticket.de/event/asam-concerts-36228/442385/))
Why this evening stands out
AsamConcerts consolidates several summer dates in the Asam Church in Munich, targeting an audience seeking the special acoustics and closeness to music. The concert series is scheduled from July 16 to September 10, 2026; July 27 is one of the established dates in the calendar. Those who want to hear Baroque timbres with an unexpected saxophone line will find an evening with high recognizability and stylistic independence. ([stefanmoser.org](https://www.stefanmoser.org/))
Conclusion: This concert promises a concentrated, atmospheric evening between Baroque elegance and vibrant presence. Anyone wanting to experience music in the space rather than just hear it should not miss this date at the Asam Church. ([in-muenchen.de](https://www.in-muenchen.de/events/asamconcerts-cembaloorgel-saxophon.html))
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