Sct. Marie Kirke stands on Kirketorvet in the centre of Sønderborg and, with its elevated position near Alssund, serves as one of the city's landmarks. The church was consecrated in 1600, replacing the older Sct. Jørgens Kirke, while the tower was added in 1883. The interior reflects Duke Hans the Younger's taste for the Renaissance style - the pulpit (1599) and altarpiece (1618) were both carved by Niels Tagesen of Sønderborg. The church also hosts concerts, including the opening event of the Orgelfestival in Sønderborg og omegn.
Kirketorvet, 6400 Sønderborg
A concert blending classical European church music with newly composed Danish works for brass and organ, performed by students from MGK Sønderborg.
South Jutland Girls' Choir and the parent choir perform their final Christmas concert with conductor Mette Rasmussen, featuring choral arrangements and traditional Christmas carols.
A festive Christmas concert featuring trumpeter Per Nielsen from the Sønderjylland Symphony Orchestra, accompanied by pianist Jacob Trautner and violinist Alexandru Radu.
Motetkoret performs Danish choral music by Svend S. Schultz, Carl Nielsen and other classics in Sct. Marie Church. An a cappella concert with organ interludes in a beautiful church setting.
Organist Julian Mallek performs a concert centred on the chorale "Erbarm dich mein" on both the large and small organs at Sct. Marie Church as part of the Organ Festival in Sønderborg.
Efterklang and Sønderjysk Pigekor perform with organist Ida Hymøller in Sct. Marie Kirke as part of the Organ Festival in Sønderborg and Surroundings.
Opening concert of the Organ Festival featuring organist David Peter Schmidt performing a diverse programme from Baroque to contemporary works.