Mona Hartmann plays broken wings at the Trinity Church Regensburg
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Broken Wings: Organ Sounds Full of Strength and Depth
On Wednesday, September 30, 2026, the Trinity Church in Regensburg will transform into a resonance chamber for impressive organ music. In the third concert of the series WIND - POWER - WORK, Mona Hartmann from Herford will play the Ahrend organ, the Bach organ of the church. Admission is free.
When Wind Becomes Sound
The organ makes audible what the title of the concert week describes: Wind is transformed into a musical work by the power of the player. In the special acoustics of the Trinity Church, stop colors, reverberation, and dynamic contrasts unfold with great spatial effect. The concert experience combines historical sound language with a precise stage performance at the instrument.
A Program Between Renaissance, Classical, and Modern
Under the title Broken Wings, Mona Hartmann will guide through several centuries of organ music. Michelangelo Rossi's Toccata settima opens the program with distinctive lines and expressive agility. This is followed by Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck's variations on My Young Life Has an End, a composition by Manfred Kluge from Fantasy in Three Rhythms, as well as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Andante F major KV 616 and Fantasy in F minor KV 608.
Between Break, Movement, and Musical Architecture
Tilo Medek's work Broken Wings adds a contemporary accent before Johann Sebastian Bach's Fantasy and Fugue in G minor BWV 542 concludes the evening with contrapuntal clarity and great orchestral effect. The combination of historical organ music, classical formal artistry, and modern sound language makes Concert III a versatile highlight of the organ week.
Live Atmosphere in the Trinity Church
The audience experiences the music where it unfolds its strongest effect: live, in direct dialogue with the church space. Each registration changes the timbre, and each musical turn prolongs the reverberation in the room. The Ahrend organ creates a characterful connection between historical performance practice, technical precision, and emotional audience mood.
Conclusion: A Free Concert Evening for Curious Ears
WIND - POWER - WORK Concert III offers a concentrated hour full of organ art, historical sound worlds, and modern expressiveness. Those who want to experience Mona Hartmann, the Bach organ, and the special acoustics of the Trinity Church live should mark September 30, 2026. Admission is free.
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