Enjott Schneider live in Nuremberg

Experience Enjott Schneider live on July 23rd

Enjott Schneider will perform at Pfarrkirche Allerheiligen in Nuremberg on July 23, 2026. Schneider is a German musician known for his work with historical brass instruments, particularly natural horns and trumpets. His compositions and improvisations frequently draw upon Baroque and Renaissance musical traditions, often incorporating elements of free improvisation and exploring the timbral possibilities of these older instruments. He is recognized for his contributions to historically informed performance practice combined with contemporary musical approaches.

Pfarrkirche Allerheiligen, or the Church of All Saints, is a significant Gothic church in Nuremberg’s Old Town. Originally built as a Romanesque basilica in the 13th century, it underwent substantial Gothic reconstruction during the 14th and 15th centuries. The church is notable for its hall church design – where nave and aisles are of approximately equal height – and its stained glass windows, some dating back to the medieval period. It suffered damage during World War II but has been carefully restored. Throughout its history, Allerheiligen served as a collegiate church and played an important role in Nuremberg’s religious life; it remains an active parish church today.