Experience Haydn, Beethoven, and Mozart in a Festive Setting


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On Reformation Day, October 31, 2026, the St. Andreas Church Hildesheim invites you to a concert program featuring works of Viennese classical music. The focus will be on compositions by Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The event is held in collaboration with the Theater für Niedersachsen, known as TfN.
The program brings together three influential names in classical music. Haydn, Beethoven, and Mozart represent an era that continues to shape concert activities and the understanding of classical music today. Attendees can look forward to an evening that unites different musical styles within this significant repertoire.
Mozart's Great Mass in C Minor
A special component of the concert evening is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Great Mass in C Minor. This work is a major highlight of the announced program and gives the concert its festive character. Together with the works of Haydn and Beethoven, a musical framework is created that presents Viennese classical music in all its stylistic diversity.
The St. Andreas Church serves as the venue for this concert in Hildesheim. Reformation Day also provides a special temporal context for the evening. The collaboration with TfN emphasizes the connection between the ecclesiastical venue and professional cultural offerings in the region.
The Most Important Details at a Glance
- Date: Saturday, October 31, 2026
- Location: St. Andreas Church Hildesheim
- Music: Works by Haydn, Beethoven, and Mozart
- Special Program Point: Mozart's Great Mass in C Minor
- Cooperation: Theater für Niedersachsen (TfN)
For those who wish to experience classical music in a festive setting, this concert offers a suitable date on Reformation Day. Since there is currently no information available regarding start time, ticket prices, participants, or accessibility at the start of ticket sales, interested parties should check the information on the event page of the St. Andreas Church.









