When will the choir concert at the end of the church year take place?

The concert will take place on Sunday, November 15, 2026, from 5:00 to 6:00 PM.

Where will the concert be held?

The venue is the Zionskirche Bethel, Am Zionswald 9, 33617 Bielefeld.

What works will be performed?

The program includes Gabriel Fauré's Requiem and music by Camille Saint-Saëns.

Who will participate in the concert?

Participants include Meike Leluschko, Konstantin Ingenpass, Jenny Meyer, Yoana Varbanova, Bernd Wilden, and the Zionskantorei Bethel. The direction will be by Christof Pülsch.

What is the admission fee?

Admission is free. Donations are requested at the exit.

Is the concert indoors?

Yes, the concert will take place inside the Zionskirche Bethel.

Zionskantorei Bethel live in Bielefeld 2026

Name: Choir Concert at the End of the Church Year
Start: 2026-11-15T17:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-15T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Zionskirche Bethel

Fauré's Requiem in the Zionskirche Bethel

On Sunday, November 15, 2026, the Zionskantorei Bethel invites you to a special choir concert at the end of the church year. Gabriel Fauré's impressive Requiem and music by Camille Saint-Saëns will be performed in the Zionskirche Bethel.

Between Comfort, Sound and Spiritual Depth

Fauré's Requiem is among the significant works of sacred choral music. Its finely balanced orchestration, warm sonority, and concentrated musical dramaturgy create an atmosphere of calm, comfort, and inner movement. In the acoustics of the Zionskirche, the choral sound unfolds a special spatial depth.

Soloists and Zionskantorei Bethel

The musical arrangement will be handled by Meike Leluschko (soprano), Konstantin Ingenpass (bass), Jenny Meyer (harp), Yoana Varbanova (timpani), and Bernd Wilden (organ). Together with the Zionskantorei Bethel, they will create a concert that combines vocal precision, colorful instrumental sounds, and spiritual expressiveness. The direction will be taken by Christof Pülsch.

A Concert in the Spirit of the Church Year

The concert connects the meditative effects of sacred music with the festive character of a large choir concert. Soprano, bass, harp, timpani, organ, and choir enter into a finely tuned musical synchronization. This results in a concert experience that appeals to both connoisseurs of classical choral music and those who wish to discover Fauré's Requiem live.

Conclusion: Experience Sacred Choral Music Live

The choir concert at the end of the church year promises an intense live atmosphere with great vocal music, resonant solo parts, and the special acoustics of the Zionskirche Bethel. Admission is free, and donations are requested at the exit. Those who want to experience Fauré's Requiem and Saint-Saëns in a concentrated church atmosphere will find an impressive musical evening here.