Studnitzky live in Pforzheim

Experience Studnitzky live on October 3rd

Nikolaus Studnitzky, a German composer known for his spectral music and explorations of microtonality, will perform at Matthäuskirche in Pforzheim on October 3, 2026. Studnitzky’s compositions often feature extended techniques and a focus on timbre, creating soundscapes that move beyond traditional harmonic structures. He frequently incorporates acoustic instruments with electronic processing, resulting in pieces that are both delicate and complex. His work often draws inspiration from natural phenomena and mathematical concepts.

Matthäuskirche, dedicated to Saint Matthew, is a Protestant church located in Pforzheim’s historic old town. Originally built in the late Gothic style during the 15th century, it suffered significant damage during World War II due to bombing raids in 1945. The church was subsequently reconstructed between 1948 and 1956, largely retaining its original architectural form while incorporating modern elements in its interior design. The rebuilt church features stained-glass windows created by Wilhelm Geyer and is recognized for its acoustics which make it a suitable venue for musical performances. It serves as an important religious and cultural landmark within the city of Pforzheim.