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Experience a one-of-a-kind concert at the International Music and Art Days (IMAD) 2025 festival, as renowned organist Tobias Aehlig performs Johann Sebastian Bach's most famous work on the historic Meyer organ from 1887/88.
This concert, themed around the Bach Year 2025, promises to be one of the special highlights of the festival. The Meyer organ, a lesser-known gem in Paderborn, will showcase its distinct tonal qualities, offering a unique listening experience that harkens back to the Baroque era.
Thomas Müller, an expert in Baroque organ music and historic organs, was initially scheduled to perform on the Meyer organ. However, it has been announced that Tobias Aehlig will take the stage instead. Known for his exceptional skills as Domorganist, Aehlig is eager to bring Bach's works to life in an authentic and immersive manner.
In Bach's time, the term "clavier" referred to all keyboard instruments, encompassing a broad range of sounds. The composition to be performed at the concert was not originally intended only for the piano forte, making the historic Meyer organ the perfect choice for this special event.
The IMAD festival, organised by Paderborner Dommusik, is a celebration of music and art, attracting audiences from around the world. The festival's website provides information on the schedule, tickets, and advance booking for IMAD 2025.
For those interested in learning more about Paderborner Dommusik and its activities, the organisation's website offers a wealth of information. Delve into the world of Baroque music and the historic Meyer organ, and secure your tickets for this unforgettable concert at IMAD 2025.
This unforgettable concert at IMAD 2025, themed around Bach Year 2025, offers a unique opportunity to experience entertainment that blends music and art, with renowned organist Tobias Aehlig performing on the historic Meyer organ from 1887/88. Instead of Thomas Müller, Aehlig, known for his exceptional skills as Domorganist, is eager to bring Bach's works to life in an authentic and immersive manner, showcasing the Meyer organ's distinctive tonal qualities that harken back to the Baroque era.
