Stefan Moser and Sarah Cocco bring Harpsichord, Organ, and Harp to the Asam Church
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Baroque Sound Worlds in the Asam Church: Harpsichord, Organ, and Harp in Dialogue
On Wednesday, 02.09.2026, the Asam Church in Munich transforms into an intimate resonance space for a special chamber concert: Harpsichord/Organ & Harp with Stefan Moser and Sarah Cocco. Between baroque splendor, delicate articulation, and warm harp tones, a live experience is created that not only fills the space but also shapes it.
A concert in a space that already breathes music
The Asam Church, with its compact interior, is one of the most extraordinary concert venues in the city. In this tight space, an acoustics unfolds that makes historical keyboard instruments particularly clear and immediate to hear. This is exactly where the harpsichord and organ meet the harp: three timbres, three characters, a fine interplay of transparency, brilliance, and resonance.
Historical sounds with precision and stylistic sensitivity
Stefan Moser, as a concert organist, harpsichordist, and church musician, is closely familiar with the repertoire between Bach, Mozart, and the classical-baroque sound language. Sarah Cocco brings the lyrical aspect of the evening as an experienced harpist. This ensemble does not create a loud spectacle, but a concentrated concert experience with musical finesse, precise directing of the voices, and subtle orchestrations on a small scale.
The program spanning Bach, Dussek, Dittersdorf, and Mozart
The announced selection of works with music by J. S. Bach, J. L. Dussek, K. D. v. Dittersdorf, and W. A. Mozart promises stylistic diversity and elegant contrasts. A spectrum stretches from contrapuntal clarity to sensitive lines to classical nobility, which appears particularly impressive in the Asam Church. The historical spatial effect enhances every nuance of articulation.
Live atmosphere with closeness instead of distance
Those attending this concert will not experience an anonymous large production, but an immediate audience atmosphere in a deliberately small setting. The proximity to the instruments, the interplay of bright harpsichord tones, grounding organ, and shimmering harp, as well as the baroque architecture create a concert experience of remarkable intensity. This mix makes the evening equally attractive for classical music fans and the curious.
Conclusion: An evening for sound lovers and architecture fans
Harpsichord/Organ & Harp in the Asam Church combines musical substance with sacred atmosphere and a rare instrument dialogue. Those who want to experience historical music live and up close will find an evening full of atmosphere, elegance, and fine tension. Mark the date now and experience the unique live atmosphere in Munich.
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