Coronation Mass: Experience Mozart's sacred masterpieces in Munich
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A festive evening full of faith, sound, and spiritual depth
When Mozart's sacred music resonates through the historic All Saints' Court Church, a unique experience of faith emerges between devotion, musical splendor, and quiet reflection. The Coronation Mass combines liturgical tradition with great classical concert culture, inviting both believers and culture enthusiasts to an impressive religious experience.
Mozart's spiritual sound world in the All Saints' Court Church
The Bach Collegium Munich choir and orchestra, under the direction of Christian Kabitz, presents a festive concert evening featuring selected sacred works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The program includes, among others, the church sonatas in C major, G major, and B major, the Te Deum, Ave verum corpus, Exsultate, jubilate, as well as the titular Coronation Mass.
Liturgy, spirituality, and musical brilliance
The Coronation Mass is one of Mozart's most famous settings of the mass. Its festive choral movements, solo passages, and orchestral colors bring central elements of Christian liturgy to life musically. Between solemn elevation, heartfelt prayer, and joyful celebration, a spiritual atmosphere unfolds that reaches far beyond an ordinary concert.
An ensemble with distinctive voices
With Julia Duscher as soprano, Louise Lotte Edler as alto, Eric Price as tenor, and Markus Simon as bass, the audience is met with expressive solo voices. Together with the Bach Collegium Munich choir and orchestra, a sound image emerges that connects Mozart's theological sensitivity, human warmth, and musical elegance.
Historic space for a special experience of faith
The All Saints' Court Church in Munich's residence creates a dignified setting with its sacred architecture. Bright choral sounds, festive orchestral colors, and the unique acoustics of the church space combine to create an atmosphere of tranquility and inner reflection. The venue is accessible for wheelchair users.
An invitation to believers and music lovers
The concert evening is aimed at people with and without special prior knowledge of classical music. Mozart's religious music opens access to prayer, spirituality, and community, while also captivating through its dramatic design and sonic beauty.
Visitors can look forward to a festive evening filled with sacred masterpieces, great choral sound, and an impressive encounter with Mozart's sacred music on Sunday, October 18, 2026. Those who wish to experience the Coronation Mass live in a historical church space will find a special moment for reflection, inspiration, and shared listening.
