In Concert with Jan Liebermann

Join to hear the newly restored organ in all its glory with a concert performed by internationally renowned German organist, Jan Liebermann.

About Jan Liebermann Jan Liebermann (*2005) began his piano studies at the age of seven and started organ at twelve. Early on, he studied with Prof. Gerhard Gnann at the University of Music Mainz and with Prof. Carsten Wiebusch at the University of Music and Performing Arts Frankfurt. In parallel, he took piano lessons in the masterclass of Prof. Dr. Lev Natochenny. He is currently continuing his studies at the University of Music and Theatre Munich under Prof. Martin Sander. Jan has garnered numerous accolades, including First Prize at the 2024 Northern Ireland International Organ Competition, First Prize at the 2021 „Jugend musiziert“ Competition (national level, solo organ category, highest score), Second Prize at the 2023 International Organ Competition Wuppertal, and awards at the 2020 International Young Organist Competition Moscow, the 2020 International Organ Competition Deidesheim and the 2023 Concours International d’Orgue de Dudelange. He is also a special prize recipient of the Deutsche Stiftung Musikleben and was awarded a scholarship from the Jürgen Ponto Foundation Berlin. In autumn 2025, he became the first organist to receive the Deutschlandfunk Sponsorship Award since its introduction in 1998, presented to him during the Bremen Music Festival. Jan Liebermann has performed on the organs of major venues in Germany and abroad, including Berlin Philharmonie, Müpa Budapest, Essen Philharmonie, Pisa Cathedral, Freiberg Cathedral, Paderborn Cathedral, Limburg Cathedral, Essen Cathedral, Münster Cathedral, Soest Cathedral, Freiburg Minster and St. Michaelis Hamburg. His international concert engagements have also brought him to England, where he has performed at distinguished venues including York Minster, Westminster Abbey, Salisbury Cathedral, King’s College Cambridge, Exeter Cathedral, Truro Cathedral and Southwark Cathedral in London.