Behold, what love does.... in Ulm: Organ and soprano evening in the Basilica of St. Martin
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A summer evening filled with sound, devotion, and great emotions in the Basilica of St. Martin
On Sunday, August 2, 2026, at 5:00 PM, the Wiblinger Basilica of St. Martin invites you to a special concert moment: “Behold, what love does....” combines organ sound and soprano into a delicate, festive, and simultaneously very approachable event experience. Wolfgang Treß at the organ and Maria Rosendorfsky as soprano bring music into a space created for its impressive atmosphere and sacred impact.
A concert that allows the church space to breathe
The basilica creates a special event atmosphere with its acoustics and historic ambiance, making church music so intense. Especially with a preliminary report like this, one thing is already certain: it's not about quick effects, but a musical journey that connects the audience and the space. The combination of organ, voice, and sacred ambiance provides for a calm, concentrated, and emotional concert evening.
Wolfgang Treß and Maria Rosendorfsky: Experience meets expression
Wolfgang Treß has been a defining figure in Wiblinger's church music for decades. In 2021, the Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart honored him as a long-standing organist and choir director; in Wiblingen, his name is closely associated with musical continuity and church musical authority. Maria Rosendorfsky presents herself as a soprano with her own artistic presence and a clear profile in the classical repertoire. Together, the two create a concert that combines expertise, sound culture, and fine target audience communication for lovers of spiritual music.
Wiblinger Basilica as a special concert venue
The venue is the Basilica of St. Martin in Ulm-Wiblingen, one of the most distinctive churches in the region. The concert benefits from the unique spatial effect of this church and from the character of an organ concert that operates without great distance. Those who appreciate the interplay of architecture, music, and audience atmosphere experience here an impressive live format with high cultural density.
Free admission, donations welcome
No admission fee is charged for the concert; the published notes from Wiblinger Klostermusiken state that entry is free and donations are requested. This makes the event attractive for a wide audience and lowers the barrier for anyone who wants to experience high-quality church music in a special setting.
Conclusion: This concert promises a sonorous summer evening with spiritual depth, artistic organ playing, and a soprano voice that carries the space. Those who want to experience music in its immediate, vibrant form should not miss this date at the Basilica of St. Martin.
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