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Abbey of Beuron/Danube
Sunday 25th to Wednesday 28th September 2016
Encounter with Daniel Roth
Organ Course – Organ Recital – Liturgy – First Performnce of „Missa Beuronensis“

 

 

Sunday, 25th September

 

Arrival during afternoon, 18.00 Greeting and Evening Meal in monastery, whole group

 

 

 

Monday, 26th September and Tuesday, 27th September

 

8.30 – 10.30 Course
11.00 Service
12.00 Lunch
14.00 – 17.30 Course
18.00 Vespers
18.30 Evening Meal
20.00 Komplet
20.15 – 22.00 Course

 

Wednesday, 28th September

 

10.00 High Mass to celebrate Festival of Church Consecration
with first performance of „Missa Meuronensis“
for Choir and Schola by Daniel Roth
After the service – organ matinée
12.00 Lunch

 

Board and lodging in the monastery of Beuron Abbey from € 37,50 per night in double room with full board (three meals plus afternon coffee). Single room € 42,50.

 

Please book directly at the monastery under: www.erzabtei-beuron.de/gast/gaestehaus

 

Course fees

 

€ 140,00 for active particiation (maximum number 8 organists)
School-pupils and students € 120,00
€ 100,00 for passive participation – School-pupils and students € 80,00
Two day ticket Monday-Tuesday € 40,00

 

→ Application forms

 

The course is open to all! We warmly invite full-time and part-time church musicians, students, talented young organists and pupils plus fans of organ-music and organs. This is not an exclusive master class for a small circle of professional organists but an opportunity for face-to-face meetings with a Master, for informal exchange, for conversations and just getting to know each other.

 

The course takes place on the main organ of the Abbey church (Klais 1984 with 57 registers on three manuals). Practise organs available in the Abbey and in the neighbourhood of the Abbey.

 

For details of the organ, see: www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erzabtei_Beuron

 

Music choice for the course is unrestricted, but the emphasis will be on French Baroque, Romoanticism plus J.S. Bach and plus Works from Daniel Roth.