The program idea of this session with the Stuttgart Cantorei is to relate choral works by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1809–47) from several of his creative periods to song settings and motets that other composers in Germany wrote around the same time. Remarkably close in style to Mendelssohn is Nicolai's Ehre sei Gott (1810–49). In Meyerbeer (1791–1864), one might hear operatic melody, but the sensitive expression characterizes his Pater noster as much as the songs by Loewe (1796–1869) or Cornelius (1824–74). A subtle, gently rocking prayer for voice and piano by Felix's sister Fanny (1805–47) has been arranged for choir by Kay Johannsen.

Prices
10 Euro (Students, people with disabilities 5 Euro) 
10-Card 80 Euro (Students, people with disabilities 40 Euro)  
10-Card for »Friends of the Stiftsmusik e.V.« 70 Euro (Box office & information desk) 
Box office from 6:15 PM
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