Sakkoba Trio in Braunschweig: Sonorous Live Moments at St. Michaelis

Event: Concert with the Sakkoba Trio in St. Michaelis, Echternstr. 67, 38100 Braunschweig on 27. September 2026

Date and Time

27. September 2026 17:00

Location

Braunschweig
38 Braunschweig, Germany

Price

Free

About this Event

Concerts

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

An Evening Full of Sound Colors at St. Michaelis

On Sunday, September 27, 2026, the Sakkoba Trio will bring its warm mix of waltzes, tango, klezmer, Latin, and swing to the Michaeliskirche Braunschweig. The concert starts at 5:00 PM at St. Michaelis, Echternstraße 67. Admission is announced as a donation concert; the three musicians Holger Lustermann, Paul Hottmann, and Henning Jäcke have been combining virtuosity with joy of playing for years, presenting a program that intentionally oscillates between lightness and emotional depth. ([landeskirche-braunschweig.de](https://www.landeskirche-braunschweig.de/arbeitsbereiche/kirchenmusik-alt/veranstaltungen/braunschweig/194198/detail?utm_source=openai))

Music that Lets the Space Breathe

The Sakkoba Trio stands for a chamber music live atmosphere, where clarinet, saxophone, accordion, and double bass intertwine closely. The special strength of this ensemble lies in its tonal balance: finely orchestrated arrangements, rhythmic precision, and a palpable sense of the audience's mood. The result is a concert experience that does not rely on volume, but on color, tension, and elegance. ([landeskirche-braunschweig.de](https://www.landeskirche-braunschweig.de/arbeitsbereiche/kirchenmusik-alt/veranstaltungen/braunschweig/194198/detail?utm_source=openai))

Between Musette, Tango, and Swing

The program notes read like a musical journey: French waltzes, Argentine tangos, Jewish klezmer pieces, Latin tunes, and swing. Additional reports describe the trio as a formation that also plays film, jazz, and pop pieces in its own arrangements. This stylistic flexibility is exactly what makes the evening appealing: a concert that combines tradition and joy of playing, unfolding a special acoustics in a sacred space. ([landeskirche-braunschweig.de](https://www.landeskirche-braunschweig.de/arbeitsbereiche/kirchenmusik-alt/veranstaltungen/braunschweig/194198/detail?utm_source=openai))

The Venue: St. Michaelis in the Heart of Braunschweig

St. Michaelis is located at Echternstraße 67 in the Braunschweig Michaelis district. The church has a long history in the area; the website also mentions a ramp for the entrance area, while toilets are located in the opposite community center. This is important for visitors: the space is historically and atmospherically dense, but not fully accessible. ([st-michaelis-bs.de](https://www.st-michaelis-bs.de/service/anfahrt?utm_source=openai))

A Concert with Attitude and Closeness

The Sakkoba Trio is not only an ensemble for fine tones but also a project with a clear human touch. Several sources highlight the passion, tonal precision, and positive audience response. Those looking for a concert in Braunschweig that combines musical diversity, church space, and an intimate live atmosphere will find here an evening of special character. Live on site, this mix has the greatest effect. ([landeskirche-braunschweig.de](https://www.landeskirche-braunschweig.de/arbeitsbereiche/kirchenmusik-alt/veranstaltungen/braunschweig/194198/detail?utm_source=openai))

Conclusion: The concert with the Sakkoba Trio promises a stylish, emotional, and lively Sunday afternoon in Braunschweig. Anyone who wants to experience waltzes, tangos, klezmer, and swing in special acoustics should not miss this date. ([landeskirche-braunschweig.de](https://www.landeskirche-braunschweig.de/arbeitsbereiche/kirchenmusik-alt/veranstaltungen/braunschweig/194198/detail?utm_source=openai))

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