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20th International Organ Summer in Berlin Cathedral

During the summer months, the famous Sauer organ of Berlin Cathedral fills the hall with impressive sounds every Friday at 8 p.m., played by outstanding organists from all over the world. Its 7,269 pipes, distributed across 113 stops, are controlled and played by the historic pneumatic console from 1905.



Upon entering the magnificent Preaching Church of Berlin Cathedral, one's gaze inevitably falls on the imposing organ case of the large Sauer organ. It was designed and built at the same time as the cathedral and remains an essential part of the church's original artistic furnishings.


  • Angela Metzger (Munich), Organ
  • Works by Howells, Vierne, Karg-Elert, and Maintz

Organ concert with video transmission from the console of the large Sauer organ to a screen in the chancel.


Admission starts at 7:30 p.m., free seating.

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Dates
August 2025
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