Enjott Schneider live in Hamm

Experience Enjott Schneider live on July 19th

Enjott Schneider, a German composer and musician, will perform at Liebfrauenkirche in Hamm on July 19, 2026. Schneider’s work is characterized by a synthesis of ambient, electronic, and classical elements, often incorporating field recordings and extended instrumental techniques. His compositions frequently explore themes of space, perception, and the interplay between natural and artificial soundscapes. He is known for utilizing both acoustic instruments – particularly the trombone, which he plays – and electronic processing to create immersive sonic textures.

Liebfrauenkirche (Church of Our Dear Lady) in Hamm is a significant example of Westphalian Weser Renaissance architecture. Originally constructed between 1588 and 1592 as a Protestant church for the Hamm princely court, it was commissioned by Ernest of Hesse-Hammelburg. The church's interior features notable Renaissance detailing including ornate wood carvings and a distinctive gallery structure. Following damage during World War II, Liebfrauenkirche underwent extensive reconstruction in the post-war period, retaining its historical architectural features while incorporating necessary modernizations. Today it serves as an active parish church and also hosts cultural events due to its acoustics and historical importance within the region.