Hauptkirche St. Michaelis
Englische Planke 1
20459 Hamburg
Overground line S1, S3: Stadthausbrücke
Underground line U3: Rödingsmarkt
Bus 36, 112: U-Bahn St. Pauli
Bus 6, 37: Michaeliskirche
Lux aeterna
Of all the settings of the Requiem, Verdi’s is probably the most powerful – and apart from the Mozart version, without a doubt the best known. Inspired by the death of his friend Rossini, the great opera composer created a non-denominational work whose dramatic input is in no way smaller than that of his opera scores. At the same time, the fear of death makes way for images of solace and hope, to which Christoph Schoener, with his choir and the extended Orchester St. Michaelis, give musical form.
Chor St. Michaelis
Orchester St. Michaelis
Susanne Bernhard soprano
Iris Vermillion alto
Timothy Richards tenor
Franz-Josef Selig bass
conductor Christoph Schoener
Giuseppe Verdi
Messa da Requiem
Promoter: St. Michaelis Musik Gemeinnützige GmbH
St. Michaelis Church is open to everyone as a place for prayer or for various musical and lecture events. Despite its size, the »Michel« is actually like a village church, and represents the spiritual centre of Hamburg’s Neustadt quarter. As the first building constructed in Hamburg after the Reformation, St. Michaelis became the youngest and biggest of the city’s five main churches in 1685.
Hauptkirche St. Michaelis
Englische Planke 1
20459 Hamburg
Overground line S1, S3: Stadthausbrücke
Underground line U3: Rödingsmarkt
Bus 36, 112: U-Bahn St. Pauli
Bus 6, 37: Michaeliskirche
Michel-Garage multistorey car park:
entrances on Rödingsmarkt / Schaarsteinweg or Neustädter Neuer Weg
Rate: €1.00 per every half hour or part thereof
Main entrance: Englische Planke 1
Left side entrance: Englische Planke 1
The left side entrance is fully accessible for persons with disabilities.
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