Festive Renaissance Sounds with Choir, Soloists, and Orchestra


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On November 22, 2026, the St. Jacobi Church in Göttingen will be the venue for a festive Renaissance festival. The focus will be on music by Heinrich Schütz, Johann Rosenmüller, and Johann Kaspar Kerll. The concert thus connects three composers whose works stand for a sonorous and representative musical design.
The program includes a chamber choir, soloists, and a Renaissance orchestra. This lineup promises a varied concert experience, where choral fullness, solo passages, and instrumental colors come together. The St. Jacobi Church provides the suitable setting for this: the concert takes place in a sacred interior and is aimed at everyone who wants to experience festive historical music in Göttingen.
Music by Schütz, Rosenmüller, and Kerll
The works of the three mentioned composers form the musical core of the evening. Heinrich Schütz, Johann Rosenmüller, and Johann Kaspar Kerll are names from the Renaissance or the transition to early Baroque music featured in the program. In the interplay of chamber choir, soloists, and Renaissance orchestra, a program emerges that combines vocal and instrumental elements.
The Renaissance Fest St. Jacobi is suitable for visitors who are interested in classical music, historical performance practice, and a festive concert atmosphere. Detailed information about the individual works, participants, start times, and ticket prices is not available in the provided information. Therefore, interested parties should check the event page before attending.
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- Event: Renaissance Fest St. Jacobi
- Date: November 22, 2026
- Location: St. Jacobi Church in Göttingen
- Program: Music by Schütz, Rosenmüller, and Kerll
- Composition: Chamber choir, soloists, and Renaissance orchestra
Since the concert takes place in the St. Jacobi Church, it is an event in the interior. Information on accessibility, parking, tickets, and the exact start time is currently not specified.









