Johannes Unger

Johannes Unger is a celebrated organist known for his captivating performances and recordings, often showcasing the unique sounds of historic organs across Europe. He has a particular affinity for exploring the diverse tonal landscapes of instruments built by renowned organ builders like Silbermann and Klais. His discography features recordings made in prominent venues such as the St. Thomaskirche in Leipzig and the Marienkirche in Lübeck, as well as explorations of organ landscapes in countries like Denmark. Unger's repertoire spans various eras and composers, from classic works by Franck and Widor to more contemporary pieces, and often includes festive and spiritually-themed programs.

His recordings frequently highlight the specific organs he plays, offering listeners a detailed sonic portrait of each instrument. Titles like "Klangwelten" and "Orgellandschaft Dänemark" reflect his dedication to capturing the unique character of these instruments and the spaces they inhabit. Whether performing well-known works or exploring lesser-known compositions, Unger's playing consistently demonstrates a deep understanding of organ literature and a passion for sharing the beauty and power of the organ with a wide audience.

Genres

Folk

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Chamber Music

Baroque

Romantic Music

Sacred Music

Liturgical

Organ

Latest Release

Klangwelten (Die klais-orgel im auditorium maximum der ruhr-universität bochum)

Johannes Unger

Album - 11 Tracks - Released September 12, 2012