Concert Music

Music for choir, organ, chamber and orchestra.

Written out of a deeply felt connection to Romanticism — and a constant search to repaint and transform it.

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Selected Works

Two Organs · Munich Cathedral

Exodus

A monumental work for two organs, premiered by Kirsten and Ruben Sturm at Munich Cathedral. The piece depicts the biblical crossing of the Red Sea: two mighty organ sound-walls rise and divide, evoking the waters opening with overwhelming force.

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Violin Concerto · Wind Orchestra

Sinfonia Maris

A violin concerto for symphonic wind orchestra, written for and premiered by Matthias Well. The solo violin appears as a small boat navigating the vast sea, while the music mirrors the ocean's shifting states — from tender calm to uncanny power — always vast and infinite.

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Choir, Soloists, Orchestra · Theatinerkirche München

Oratio

An oratorio for choir, soloists and orchestra, based on the Lamentations of Jeremiah. The music unfolds as an epic narration where voices and instruments let the listener experience both devastation and the fragile spark of hope.

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Trio · Violin, Cello, Accordion

Totentanz

Inspired by a surprisingly joyful Indonesian death ritual, this trio blends that vision with the medieval tradition of the danse macabre. Premiered by Trio Wellcaru, the piece fuses ritual energy with a haunting cinematic line.

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Complete Catalogue of Works (53)

2026

Psalm 90 Aschermittwoch der Künstler · Frauenkirche, München

Rohms Rom dedicated to Alexander Rohm · Stiftskirche St. Bonifatius, Freckenhorst

Sagrada Organ, Electronics, Violin, Cello · Matinée „Wenn Steine leuchten" (Gaudí und die Sagrada Família) · World premiere: Mathias Rehfeldt, Lisa Schatzman, Beni Santora · Johanneskirche, Luzern

Und dennoch morgen Orchestra · Musikalisch-szenisches Werk, Projekt „Kunst mit Haltung" der Europäischen Janusz Korczak Akademie · World premiere: Mathias Rehfeldt & Orchestra · Carl-Orff-Saal (Gasteig), München

2025

3 Bird Pieces Organ · Commissioned work · World premiere: Kirsten Sturm · St. Bonifaz München

4 Seasons for Hasty People Chamber Music · Commissioned work · World premiere: Matthias Well, Dominik Wagner, Tamás Pálfalvi et al. · Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

Adventus Organ · Commissioned work · World premiere: Andreas Sieling · Berliner Dom

Frühlingsdreher Violin, Cello, Accordion · Commissioned work · World premiere: Trio Well-Caru · Prinzregententheater München

Infinitum Organ, Electronics · Commissioned work · World premiere: Mathias Rehfeldt · Luzern

2024

Gebet Choir · Commissioned work · World premiere: Max Jenkings – Voicekamp · Warburg

Kein schöner Land Choir · Commissioned work · World premiere: Markus Bauer – Dorfener Festspiele · Dorfen

Lux Aurorae – Roratemesse Choir, Organ, Electronics · Commissioned work · World premiere: Pater Thomas Möller · St. Andreas, Düsseldorf

Rottenburger Festouvertüre Symphonic wind orchestra · A gift to the town of Rottenburg · World premiere: Stadtkapelle Rottenburg · Rottenburg am Neckar

Sinfonia Maris Violin concerto, Symphonic wind orchestra · Commissioned work · World premiere: Michael Kummer

2023

6 Chorstücke (Der schnelle Tag ist hin, Hin ist die schöne Sommerzeit, Ich bin mir meiner Seele, Ich sah den Wald sich färben, O Eterno, O Täler weit) Choir · Helbling Verlag

Exodus Organ (2×) · Commissioned work · World premiere: Ruben & Kirsten Sturm · Frauenkirche, München

Festsuite zum 10-jährigen Jubiläum des Münchner Orgelsommers Organ · Commissioned work · World premiere: Tobias Frank (St. Lukas) · München

Lord, grant us peace Choir (6 voices) · Commissioned work · World premiere: Maximilian Betz, Lamberti Scholars (gala concert for 375 years of the Peace of Westphalia) · Lambertikirche, Münster

Northern Lights Organ, Electronics · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Manfred Grob · St. Marien, Dortmund

Verantwort:ich Electronics, Organ, Soprano · Commissioned work · World premiere: Andreas Boltz, Olga Surikova, Mathias Rehfeldt (for the annual assembly of the Synodal Path) · Kaiserdom St. Bartholomäus, Frankfurt (Main)

2022

Ferne Erinnerung Choir (8 voices) · Commissioned work · World premiere: Vokalensemble Stimmgold · Notti Sacre, Bari (It)

Fieldt: Glimpse of Light Piano · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Mathias Rehfeldt

Here we are Choir, Orchestra, Organ · Commissioned by the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising · World premiere: Stellario Fagone, Ruben Johannes Sturm, members of the State Opera chorus and the Munich State Orchestra · Herz Jesu-Kirche, München

Suite Divina Commedia Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Manfred Grob · St. Marien Dortmund

Suite Noel Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Tobias Schmid · St. Willibald, München-Pasing

Three Liquid Pieces Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Mathias Rehfeldt · Frauenkirche, Dresden

Vulnerable Organ, Cello, Violin, Accordion, Bass · Commissioned by the Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart · World premiere: Ruben Johannes Sturm, Matthias Well, Maria Well, Dominik Wagner, Vladislav Cojocaru · St. Maria Stuttgart

2021

Aus tiefer Not Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Konstantin Reymaier · Stephansdom (Wien)

Du wirst ein Kind empfangen (Fantasie zur Verkündung des Herren) Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Ruben Johannes Sturm · Frauenkirche (München)

Es kommt ein Schiff geladen Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Willibald Guggenmos · Kathedrale St. Gallen

Fieldt: Noctuelles – 9 Pieces for Piano Piano · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Mathias Rehfeldt

Fieldt: Notion of Solitude – 9 Pieces for Piano Piano · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Mathias Rehfeldt

Fieldt: Trace of Silence – 9 Pieces for Piano Piano · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Mathias Rehfeldt

Missa Dominici Organ & Electronics · Commissioned composition · World premiere: Pater Thomas Möller OP · St. Andreas, Düsseldorf

Neun liturgische Cutscenes Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Ruben Johannes Sturm · Dom St. Martin (Rottenburg)

Suite Bohème Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Steffen Mark Schwarz · Martinskirche Ebingen, Moskauer Konservatorium

2020

Bourrasque de Neige Violin & Piano · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Matthias Well & Lilian Akopova

Maria durch ein Dornwald ging Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Hans Leitner · Frauenkirche (München)

Oratio – Gebet aus den Klageliedern Jeremias Choir, Orchestra, Soloists · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Vokalkappelle der Theatinerkirche, München · Theatinerkirche (München)

Schwarzer Wald Choir · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Via-nova chor München · Himmelfahrtskirche (München-Sendling)

2019

Jubilate Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Mathias Rehfeldt · Weggentalkirche

Nostro Lumine Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Wolfram Rehfeldt · Dom St. Martin (Rottenburg)

Silva Nigra Suite Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Ruben Johannes Sturm · Dom St. Blasien

Sonnengesang Choir, Organ & Electronics · Commissioned composition · World premiere: Martinskantorei Ebingen · Martinskirche (Ebingen)

2018

Totentanz Violin & Accordion · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Matthias Well & Zdravko Zivkovic

2015

Into the Unknown Full orchestra · Commissioned composition · World premiere: Münchner Symphoniker

2014

Du hüllst dich in Licht wie ein Kleid Choir, Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Concentus Juvenum (Ensemble) · St. Godehard (Hannover)

Meine Seele ist stille zu Gott Choir, Organ · Helbling Verlag · World premiere: Concentus Juvenum (Ensemble) · St. Godehard (Hannover)

Sing Unto God Choir, Organ · Helbling Verlag

Von guten Mächten treu und still geborgen Brass ensemble · Commissioned composition · World premiere: blechimpuls (Ensemble) · Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

2013

Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott Trombone choir · Commissioned composition · World premiere: Trombone choir Ulm · Pauluskirche (Ulm)

Orgelintonationen zum neuen „Gotteslob“ Organ · Carus

2012

Brass of Jericho Brass ensemble · Commissioned composition · World premiere: blechimpuls (Ensemble) · Martin-Luther-Kirche (Ulm)