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Leipzig

Leipzig is exceptionally rich in musical history. J.S. Bach wrote many of his masterpieces whilst director of music at the Thomaskirche. Wagner was born here, and both Schumann and Mendelssohn worked in the city. A guided tour of the city is a great way to get an overview before exploring some of the main sights independently. The Bach Museum and the Thomaskirche should not be missed.

Closeby, Colditz Castle with its famous Escape Museum is a popular day trip. Alternatively, how about champagne tasting at the Rotkäppchen bottling plant, home of Germany’s most famous sparkling wine?

Our local professional concert promoter has access to some of Germany’s finest venues, and her excellent network of local contacts ensures that your concerts are widely publicised, well-attended and smoothly run.

Thomaskirche

For choirs of the very highest standards, the highlight of a tour is participating in a service or giving a recital at the Thomaskirche, where Johann Sebastian Bach was Cantor for almost thirty years and in which he is buried. Performances are only possible when the Thomanerchor are not in residence, and many performances are booked well in advance. ENQUIRE NOW to avoid disappointment!

The Bach Monument

Outside the Thomaskirche is the Bach Monument under which it is possible to give an informal performance. Summer concerts here are popular and well attended with often 800 people gathering in the shadow of Bach's statue.

Bad Schmiedeberg

This beautiful spa town has a stunning nineteenth-century hall, offering a great performance opportunity for a choir of any size with a classical repertoire. An excellent Blüthner grand piano is available and the acoustics are superb.

Bach Museum

This permanent exhibition, devoted to the life and work of the great composer is located adjacent to the Thomaskirche.

Dresden

An ideal day trip from Leipzig. Dresden has undergone a massive and impressive restoration and the recently reconsecrated Frauenkirche once again dominates the city’s skyline.

Rotkäppchen Champagne Tasting

The Rotkäppchen cellars produced their first bottle of sparkling wine in 1856. Take a step back in history and discover how Germany's favourite sparkling wine is made before enjoying a taste of the different varieties now produced.

Prices from £559*

Hotel Balance

The German four-star Balance Hotel Leipzig is centrally located, approximately 10 minutes from Leipzig Main Station. Rooms are spacious and offer tea and coffee making facilities. A restaurant, garden terrace, bar and health club ensure that there are many ways in which you can choose to wind down after a day of performing.

 

*Price based on 45 paying passengers travelling in October by air, on a bed and breakfast basis at the Balance Hotel for 5 days 4 nights. The tour price also includes the services of a courier and three concerts. Priced on the 24.02.09.

 
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