Church concerts
Saint Peter's Church offers activities for both adults and children based on great music, creative workshops and atmospheric tours through the tomb chapels. As something very special, we have managed to get historian Jacob Halvas Bjerre to give a lecture on his long-awaited book ‘The German School and the Occupation’. Our organist Jonathan Sievers has once again put together an exciting musical programme for the occasion, where you can enjoy classical concerts throughout the evening. Visitors shouldn't miss the opportunity to decorate their own block candle or lantern. Take your lantern on a guided tour through the historic burial chapels. Our café serves delicious snacks, drinks and traditional German cakes throughout the evening.Address
Sankt Peders Stræde 2,
1453 København K
https://sanktpetrikirke.dk/
Time
18:00 - 24:00
Event type
Area
Associated events
Choir and string concert
Works by Schubert, Mendelssohn and Rheinberger
Kantori Sankt Petri, string quartet with musicians from the DR Symphony Orchestra, Jonathan Sievers – conductorSong concert
Works by Alban Berg and Franz Schubert
Organ concert
Works by Sigfried Karg-Elert
BlackByrd
Vocal music from the Renaissance.
Night service (in German)
Guided tour of the tomb chapels (Danish)
Guided tours through the burial chapels:
19:0019:20
19:40
20:20
20:40
21:20
21:40
22:00
22:20
22:40
22:40
Guided tour of the tomb chapels (English)
Guided tours through the burial chapels:
20:0021:00
Flashlight tour - in Danish, English and German
Lecture (in Danish) "German school and occupation"
Historian Jacob Halvas Bjerre: The German school and the occupation - part 1.
Lecture (in Danish) "German school and occupation"
Historian Jacob Halvas Bjerre: The German school and the occupation - part 2.
Cosy café with workshops for young and old
Our café serves delicious snacks and drinks throughout the evening. The cosy setting invites you to relax, chat and "hygge". Try our selection of typical German cakes and more. The whole family can make their own block candles and lanterns - and maybe take them with you on a guided tour of the tomb chapels.