The Jakob Manz Project live in Hildesheim

Experience The Jakob Manz Project live on September 5th

The Jakob Manz Project will perform at Bischofsmühle in Hildesheim, Germany on September 5th, 2026. The ensemble is recognized for its contemporary interpretations of sacred music and improvisation, often drawing upon influences from jazz, early music, and world music traditions. Led by organist and composer Jakob Manz, the project frequently incorporates diverse instrumentation alongside vocal elements to create a distinctive sonic landscape characterized by atmospheric textures and dynamic interplay.

Bischofsmühle is a historic watermill located on the Schunter river in Hildesheim. Originally documented as early as 1198, the mill operated commercially for centuries, serving the local agricultural community. In the 20th century, it underwent restoration and transitioned into a cultural venue. Today, Bischofsmühle hosts a variety of events including concerts, exhibitions, and workshops. Its setting provides a unique ambiance due to its preserved historical structure and natural surroundings. The building’s architecture reflects its long history with visible elements from various periods of reconstruction and adaptation following periods of damage & repair. It is known locally for its intimate concert space & connection to the surrounding landscape.