Fabien Enger live in Mulhouse

Experience Fabien Enger live on July 19th

Fabien Enger, a French composer and pianist, will perform at Temple Saint-Étienne in Mulhouse, France on July 19, 2026. Enger’s musical style is often described as contemporary classical, frequently incorporating elements of minimalism, spectral music, and improvisation. His compositions explore timbre and texture, often featuring extended piano techniques and a focus on creating immersive sonic environments. He has received recognition for his work with both solo piano pieces and chamber ensembles.

Temple Saint-Étienne is a Protestant church in Mulhouse with a history dating back to the 16th century. Originally constructed as a Catholic chapel in 1399, it became a Protestant temple following the Reformation in 1529. The current building largely reflects renovations undertaken in the late 19th century by architect Jean-Baptiste Schacre, resulting in a neo-Gothic style. Notable features include its stained glass windows depicting scenes from the life of Martin Luther and its significant organ built by Joseph Rinckel in 1907, which has undergone restoration work over the years. The Temple Saint-Étienne regularly hosts concerts due to its acoustic properties and historical importance within the region.