Tenebrae live in Bad Kissingen

Experience Tenebrae live on July 17th

Tenebrae, the British vocal ensemble renowned for its interpretations of Renaissance and contemporary choral music, is scheduled to perform at Erlöserkirche in Bad Kissingen, Germany on July 17, 2026. The group’s repertoire frequently encompasses both sacred and secular works, often characterized by rich harmonic textures, precise intonation, and a focus on expressive phrasing. They are particularly noted for commissioning new pieces alongside performing established masters like Tallis, Gesualdo, and Pärt.

Erlöserkirche (Church of the Redeemer) in Bad Kissingen is a Neo-Gothic church completed in 1887-1889. Designed by architect Ludwig Neubert, it serves as a prominent landmark within the town. The church’s interior features stained glass windows depicting scenes from the life of Christ and notable examples of late 19th-century religious art. Constructed to accommodate the growing Protestant population of Bad Kissingen – a town historically associated with the Catholic faith due to its spa traditions – Erlöserkirche represents a significant architectural and religious development in the region. Its acoustic properties are considered favorable for vocal performances due to its size and design.