Stefan Moser brings Harpsichord, Organ, and Saxophone together in the Asam Church
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Baroque tension meets velvety saxophone sound in the Asam Church
On Thursday, August 6, 2026, a concert evening with special sound dramaturgy unfolds in the Asam Church in Munich: Harpsichord/Organ & Saxophone connects works by B. Marcello, S. Adams, and J. S. Bach into a chamber music dialogue between historical depth and modern colorfulness.
A space that refines every tone
The Asam Church is not just a venue but an icon of Munich's late Baroque. In the artistically compressed interior, the harpsichord and organ gain an almost theatrical presence, while the saxophone creates new highlights with warm lines and flexible articulation. It is exactly here that that live atmosphere is created, which makes a concert experience unforgettable.
Stefan Moser and José Sousa: precise instrumentation, great impact
Stefan Moser stands as a concert organist and harpsichordist for stylistic certainty, clear phrasing, and delicate orchestration in small ensembles. Alongside him, José Sousa as a saxophonist adds extra color, breath, and tension to the evening. According to the organizers, Sousa has been awarded in Portugal and internationally, studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich, and has already performed with renowned orchestras such as the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra and the Bavarian Radio Orchestra.
Baroque meets the present in fine balance
The program with Bach and other compositional positions promises no loud overwhelming, but concentrated tension. Those who experience the synchronization between the pipe organ, keyboard instrument, and saxophone in the church space do not just hear music but a carefully balanced interplay of acoustics, reverberation, and emotional pull. It is precisely the Asam Church that turns every nuance into an event.
Practical information for concert attendance
The concert takes place in the Asam Church Munich, Sendlinger Straße 32, 80331 Munich. The official ticket sales are through Munich Ticket. For inquiries about accessible tickets, the provider refers to its accessibility service. The location in the city center clearly supports travel by public transport; when searching for parking in the old town, it is advisable to allow extra time.
Conclusion: An evening for listeners with a sense of sound colors and architecture
Harpsichord/Organ & Saxophone in the Asam Church promises an intimate, highly musical concert experience between baroque elegance and chamber music precision. Those who love live music in extraordinary spatial impact should mark this date and experience the evening on site.
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