As the most important church building of the Renaissance in Switzerland, the Church of St. Leodegar forms the oldest core of music cultivation in Lucerne. It owes its church-musical charisma to a centuries-old liturgical tradition. When it was rebuilt after the church fire in 1633, it received a monumental organ, the baroque substance of which has been preserved to this day.
Its versatile tonal possibilities offer the opportunity to perform music of different styles and to bring it closer to a broadly interested audience.
Stéphane Mottoul, the collegiate organist of the Church of St. Leodegar, is a musician who knows the diversity of this instrument and knows how to use it skilfully. Together with Ludwig Wicki they develop a varied and exciting musical program.
