When does the organ matinee with Prof. Bernhard Haas begin?

The event begins on 07/19/2026 at 11:30 AM.

Where does the concert take place?

In Marienmünster in Dießen am Ammersee.

How much do the tickets cost?

Tickets are available from 5 euros; the organizer will announce further categories.

What music is on the program?

Works by Handel, Bach, Froberger, Reger, and Mozart will be performed.

Is the event indoors or outdoors?

The matinee takes place in Marienmünster, making it an indoor event.

Where can I find more information?

Further information will follow from the organizer of the Dießen Münster concerts.

Bernhard Haas Ignites a Summer Morning Full of Sound Magic in Marienmünster

Name: Organ Matinee with Prof. Bernhard Haas
Start: 2026-07-19T13:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-19T13:30:00+02:00
Location: Marienmünster

Baroque Sound Splendor in Marienmünster: Bernhard Haas Makes Dießen Shine

On Sunday, July 19, 2026, the organ matinee with Prof. Bernhard Haas at the Dießen Marienmünster opens a sound window into four centuries of music history. At 11:30 AM, the majestic organ meets a program featuring Handel, Bach, Froberger, Reger, and Mozart – a morning for all who want to not only hear great music but physically experience it.

A Space that Breathes

The Marienmünster is one of the most impressive Baroque churches in Bavaria's Upper Land. Anyone who takes their seat in this space immediately feels the unique live atmosphere: long reverberation times, clear contours, and an instrument that literally shapes the church space with its tone. The four-manual royal organ makes every line an event and every fugue a dramatic architectural model of sound.

A Program Between Virtuosity and Contemplation

Bernhard Haas guides listeners through a finely balanced repertoire that combines Baroque affect art, classical elegance, and late romantic colors. Handel's The Pleasures of the Plains, Froberger's Toccatas and Canzona, Bach's Christus der uns selig macht, and the Prelude and Fugue in C major meet Reger's Melodia and Mozart's Andante in F major. The conclusion is Handel's Concerto in F major HWV 305b with its sequence of Overture, Allegro, Adagio, Andante, and Marche – a program that intertwines musical tension and spiritual expansiveness.

Bernhard Haas: Precision, Depth, Authority

Bernhard Haas, born in 1964, studied organ, piano, harpsichord, church music, composition, and music theory in Cologne, Freiburg, and Vienna. He now teaches as a professor at the University of Music and Theater Munich and stands for interpretative clarity, analytical sharpness, and an expression that brings even complex structures to life. This expertise also shapes his organ artistry: transparent in texture, powerful in sound, and always focused on the inner logic of the works.

Dießen Münster Concerts as a Reliable Framework

The organizers are the Dießen Münster concerts. The setting combines high musical culture with the special intimacy for which organ matinees are known: not just listening but also participating, breathing along, and feeling together. Anyone who has experienced the organ gallery and the sacred space together knows how intensely musical tension builds here.

Conclusion: This matinee promises a morning full of sound colors, historical depth, and great organ artistry. Those who experience Bernhard Haas live in the Marienmünster receive a concert experience between Baroque brilliance and quiet awe. An appointment that resonates in Dießen long after.