Stefan Moser and Markus Wolf Enchant Munich in the Asam Church
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Baroque Sound Art in the Asam Church: An Evening Full of Elegance and Tension
On Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at 8:00 PM, fine chamber music meets one of the most impressive church spaces in the city at the Asam Church in Munich. At Harpsichord/Organ & Violin, the precise sound language of Stefan Moser at the harpsichord and organ encounters the violin of Markus Wolf for a concert evening that promises baroque transparency and great emotional depth.
Historical Space, Immediate Sound
The Asam Church on Sendlinger Strasse is considered a baroque jewel with exceptional spatial impact. The intimate interior, with its rich decoration and special acoustics, impressively highlights the differentiated colors of the harpsichord, organ, and violin. Those who enter here experience not a routine concert, but a concert experience with intimacy, contour, and atmosphere.
A Program Between Form, Fire, and Fine Detail
The program features works by Dall’Abaco, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This mix indicates an evening that combines contrasting orchestration on a small scale, rhythmic agility, and melodic elegance. The combination of historically informed sound aesthetics and virtuosic soloist presence gives the performance a special tension.
Stefan Moser and Markus Wolf: Experience Meets Musical Authority
Stefan Moser is present as a concert organist, harpsichordist, and church musician with numerous concerts and projects in Munich and beyond. Markus Wolf is among the prominent Austrian violinists, having been the principal concertmaster of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, later guest concertmaster with the London Symphony Orchestra, and received the ECHO Klassik Prize in 2012. This artistic experience is reflected in every phrase, every articulation, and every sonic dialogue.
Live Atmosphere with Subtle Tension
Especially in a church like the Asam Church, a special resonance space is created: soft tones carry far, fast passages acquire lightness, and the audience's mood effortlessly shifts from concentrated silence to enthusiastic attention. This is where the strength of this evening lies: baroque music not as a museum, but as a living, breathing presence.
Conclusion: Those looking for a stylish classical concert with historical aura, outstanding interpreters, and strong live presence in Munich will find an evening for connoisseurs and explorers here. This concert belongs in the calendar of all who wish to not only hear music but experience it in the space.
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