Studnitzky live in Marburg

Experience Studnitzky live on December 1st

Nikolaus Studnitzky will perform a concert at the Elisabethkirche in Marburg, Germany on December 1st, 2026. Studnitzky is a composer and performer known for his work blending elements of early music—particularly medieval and Renaissance vocal polyphony—with contemporary improvisation and extended vocal techniques. His compositions often feature complex harmonies, microtonality, and explore the sonic possibilities of the human voice beyond conventional singing. He frequently incorporates historical performance practice alongside innovative approaches to sound creation.

The Elisabethkirche (St. Elizabeth's Church) in Marburg holds significant historical and architectural importance. Originally constructed in the 13th century by Elisabeth of Thuringia, it served as a collegiate church and later became a Protestant church following the Reformation in 1526-1527. The church is considered a prime example of High Gothic architecture in central Germany, notable for its towering spire – one of the tallest in the country – and its extensive stained-glass windows dating primarily from the 13th and 14th centuries. It houses the shrine of Saint Elizabeth, making it an important pilgrimage site.