Places to see in ( Munich - Germany ) Theatinerkirche St Kajetan
Places to see in ( Munich - Germany ) Theatinerkirche St Kajetan
The Theatine Church of St. Cajetan is a Catholic church in Munich, southern Germany. Built from 1663 to 1690, it was founded by Elector Ferdinand Maria and his wife, Henriette Adelaide of Savoy, as a gesture of thanks for the birth of the long-awaited heir to the Bavarian crown, Prince Max Emanuel, in 1662. Now administered by the Dominican Friars, it is also known as the Dominican Priory of St. Cajetan.
The church was built in Italian high-Baroque style, inspired by Sant'Andrea della Valle in Rome, designed by the Italian architect Agostino Barelli. His successor, Enrico Zuccalli, added two 66 meters high towers, originally not planned, and then finished the 71-metre (233 ft) high dome in 1690. The church is 72 metres (236 ft) long and 15.5 metres (51 ft) wide. The facade in Rococo style was completed only in 1768 by François de Cuvilliés. Its Mediterranean appearance and yellow coloring became a well known symbol for the city and had much influence on Southern German Baroque architecture.
After the crown prince and later elector Max Emanuel had been born on 11 July 1662, Agostino Barelli from Bologna received the draught order. As a construction site for church and cloister the north-east corner of the cross quarter was selected directly by the town wall and Schwabinger Gate which lies opposite to the Residence. Already on 29 April 1663 the laying of the foundation stone occurred. Barelli took as a model the mother's church of the Theatines, Sant'Andrea della Valle in Rome. During the shell works it came to violent discussions between Barelli and his site manager Antonio Spinelli, even Theatine and father confessor of Henriette which finally led to Barelli's dismissal. Agostino Barelli still completed the shell till 1674 and then left Munich. In the same year Enrico Zuccalli took over the artistic management. Main focus of his activity was the outside creation. Zuccalli determined the form of the dome and the very unconventional towers.
At the same time he also co-operated in the decorative arrangement of the church interior decisively. Also in 1674 Giovanni Nicolò Perti and Antonio Viscardi as well as Abraham Leuthner began with the stucco works. The interior has a rich stucco decoration, executed by Nicolò Petri (1685–1688), Wolfgang Leutner being responsible for the stucco figures. The great black pulpit is a work of Andreas Faistenberger (1686). The altars house paintings of Caspar de Crayer, Carlo Cignani, Georg Desmarées and Joachim von Sandrart. For the altar from 1722 Balthasar Ableithner created the larger-than-life statues of four evangelists, the statues of Saint Marcus and Saint John have survived the destruction of World War II.
The Theatines gained a good reputation as pastors and scholars, until the late 18th Century when an increasing decline of religious discipline and the monastery finances became noticeable. Therefore, Elector Max IV Joseph, later King Max I Joseph, closed the monastery on 26 October 1801, i.e., before the secularization. The Theatinerkirche remained Collegiate Church, Court Church, and the convent attracted the remaining three electoral departments (ministries) a (Finance, Justice and Spiritual Affairs). Already in 1799 i.e., before dissolution of the monastery, the Department of Foreign Affairs had moved into the Theatine monastery.
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Theatinerkirche ( St. Kajetan) - München
Die barocke Theatinerkirche, einer der schönsten Sakralbauten Münchens
Theatinerkirche, Munich, Bavaria, Germany, Europe
The Theatine Church of St. Cajetan is a Catholic church in Munich, southern Germany. Built from 1663 to 1690, it was founded by Elector Ferdinand Maria and his wife, Henriette Adelaide of Savoy, as a gesture of thanks for the birth of the long-awaited heir to the Bavarian crown, Prince Max Emanuel, in 1662. The church was built in Italian high-Baroque style, inspired by Sant'Andrea della Valle in Rome, designed by the Italian architect Agostino Barelli. His successor, Enrico Zuccalli, added two 66 meters high towers, originally not planned, and then finished the 71 meters high dome in 1690. The church is 72 meters long and 15.5 meters wide. The facade in Rococo style was completed only in 1768 by François de Cuvilliés. Its Mediterranean appearance and yellow coloring became a well known symbol for the city and had much influence on Southern German Baroque architecture. After the crown prince and later elector Max Emanuel had been born on the 11th of July, 1662, Agostino Barelli from Bologna received the draught order. As a construction site for church and cloister the north-east corner of the cross quarter was selected directly by the town wall and Schwabinger Gate which lies opposite to the Residence. Already on the 29th of April, 1663 the laying of the foundation stone occurred. Barelli took as a model the mother's church of the Theatiner, Sant'Andrea della Valle in Rome. During the shell works it came to violent discussions between Barelli and his site manager Antonio Spinelli, even Theatiner and father confessor Henriettes which finally led to Barelli's dismissal. Agostino Barelli still completed the shell till 1674 and then left Munich. In the same year Enrico Zuccalli took over the artistic management. Main focus of his activity was the outside creation. Zuccalli determined the form of the dome and the very unconventional towers. At the same time he also co-operated in the decorative arrangement of the church interior decisively. Also in 1674 Giovanni Nicolò Perti and Antonio Viscardi as well as Abraham Leuthner began with the stucco works. The interior has a rich stucco decoration, executed by Nicolò Petri (1685--1688), Wolfgang Leutner being responsible for the stucco figures. The great black pulpit is a work of Andreas Faistenberger (1686). The altars house paintings of Caspar de Crayer, Carlo Cignani, Georg Desmarées and Joachim von Sandrart. For the altar from 1722 Balthasar Ableithner created the larger-than-life statues of four evangelists, the statues of Saint Marcus and Saint John have survived the destruction of World War II. On the 11th of June, 1675 the church was consecrated it was extensive at that time still in the shell state. Long discussions about the final facade creation delayed the completion; a final result was not found. Thus Zuccalli established first between 1684 and 1692 after his plans the towers, in 1688 the interior equipment was completed. From 1692 up to the completion Viscardi took over the site management. Henriette of Savoy did not experience the completion of the Theatinerkirche any more, she had passed away already in 1676. The outside facade of the Theatinerkirche still remained furthermore incomplete, because in spite of long discussions no arrangement could be achieved. Only about 100 years after the inauguration in 1765 the old François de Cuvilliés made a draft for the facade in the style of the rococo with only light changes which his son François de Cuvilliés the Younger then completed. The cloister construction ws carried out in line with the manuscript of Zuccalli under whose management the master builder Lorenzo Perti created the buildings. Church and cloister formed a large quadrangle. When the Schwabinger Gate was broken down in 1817 the Theatinerkirche became a major visual point with the construction of the Ludwigstrasse. The facade of the Ludwigskirche with two steeples was later constructed as balance to the Theatinerkirche, which stands diagonally opposite. The Theatines gained a good reputation as pastors and scholars, until the late 18th Century when an increasing decline of religious discipline and the monastery finances was noticeable. Therefore Elector Max IV Joseph, later King Max I Joseph, closed monastery on 26 October 1801, i.e. before the secularization. The Theatinerkirche remained Collegiate Church, Court Church, and the convent attracted the remaining three electoral departments (ministries) a (Finance, Justice and Spiritual Affairs).
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The Theatine Church of St. Cajetan (German: Theatinerkirche St. Kajetan) is a Catholic church in Munich, southern Germany. Built from 1663 to 1690, it was founded by Elector Ferdinand Maria and his wife, Henriette Adelaide of Savoy, as a gesture of thanks for the birth of the long-awaited heir to the Bavarian crown, Prince Max Emanuel, in 1662. Now administered by the Dominican Friars, it is also known as the Dominican Priory of St. Cajetan.
THEATINERKIRCHE MUNCHEN GERMANY
Church in Munich, Germany (St. Kajetan Theatinekirche)
St. Kajetan Theatinerkirche is a catholic church in Munich, Germany. It is built in 1663-1692. The church was built in Italian high-Baroque style, inspired by Sant'Andrea della Valle in Rome, designed by the Italian architect Agostino Barelli and Enrico Zuccalli.
München Theatinerkirche
aus dem Bereich Münchner Kirchen, Teil 2, die Theatinerkirche
am Odeons Platz......
Enthüllung der Evangelistenfigur Lukas in der Theatinerkirche
Die Theatinerkirche in München am Odeonsplatz. Eine bedeutende Sehenswürdigkeit – von außen wie von innen. Allerdings hat der Zweite Weltkrieg seine Spuren hinterlassen. 1945 zerstörte das Feuer des Bombenhagels die Kirche sehr stark. Und somit auch einen Großteil der vier überlebensgroßen Evangelistenfiguren im Chorraum. Besonders schlimm hat es Lukas und Matthäus getroffen. Heute, nach 70 Jahren, ist zumindest der Lukas an seinen Platz zurückgekehrt.
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Untertitel
Die katholische Stiftskirche St.
Kajetan in München, genannt Theatinerkirche, war Hof- und zugleich Klosterkirche des Theatinerordens.
Sie ist die erste im Stil des italienischen Hochbarock erbaute Kirche nördlich der Alpen.
Das Kirchengebäude in der Theatinerstrasse 22 liegt im Nordosten des Kreuzviertels an der Feldherrnhalle und gehört heute zum Ensemble des Odeonsplatzes.
1659 legte Henriette Adelheid von Savoyen, Gemahlin von Kurfürst Ferdinand Maria, das Gelübde ab, als Dank für die Geburt eines Erbprinzen die „schönste und wertvollste Kirche“ errichten zu lassen.
Diese sollte Hofkirche und Stiftskirche für die Theatiner werden.
Nachdem der Kronprinz und spätere Kurfürst Max II.
Emanuel am 11. Juli 1662 geboren worden war, erhielt Agostino Barelli aus Bologna den Entwurfsauftrag.
Als Bauplatz für Kirche und Kloster wurde die Nordostecke des Kreuzviertels direkt an Stadtmauer und Schwabinger Tor ausgewählt, die gegenüber der Residenz liegt.
Bereits am 29. April 1663 erfolgte die Grundsteinlegung.
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Für den Inhalt verwende ich in den meisten Fällen Wikipedia, für die Übersetzung den Translater von Google.
An inhaltliche Ergänzungen oder Korrekturen, sowie Korrekturen bei den Übersetzungen bin ich sehr interessiert.
Amazing Churches in Munich, Germany
A Tour of the nicest churches in Munich - Frauenkirche - St. Michael's - Asamkirche - Theatinerkirche. These are some of the most beautiful churches that I have ever seen.
This is a video tour of the churches along with photos and background music. There is so much to tell about these churches that I decided to leave it with, mostly, music, but it is worth it to research them before you go to see them. However, if you don't, you will still have a great experience admiring all of the architecture and the art.
This is another must see when you are in Munich - make sure to see at least these four churches (Frauenkirche - St. Michael's - Asamkirche - Theatinerkirche).
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Brandenburg No4-1 BWV1049 Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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München Theatinerkirche Kajetansglocke im sanierten Zustand
Im Südturm ist das fünfstimmige Geläute der Theatinerkirche zu München untergebracht, das bis auf die Michaelsglocke von Karl Czudnochowsky in Erding gegossen wurde. Aus den Resten des zerstörten Vierergeläutes der Kirche St. Michael wurde 1950 von den Gebr. Oberascher die Michaelsglocke gegossen.
Jeweils eine Viertelstunde vor Beginn der Sonntagsmessen läutet die große Kajetanglocke vor. Sie ist hier im sanierten Zustand zu hören. Im Zuge der Baumaßnahmen an der Theatinerkirche wurde auch das Geläute saniert, u.a. wurde ein neuer Eichenholzglockenstuhl eingebaut und die Läutetechnik erneuert.
Glocke 1 h°
Kajetansglocke
„Vor Pest, Hunger und Krieg bewahre uns, Herr Jesus Christus, auf die Fürbitte des hl. Kajetan.“
2.384 kg, 1.570 mm
1967, Karl Czudnochowsky, Erding
München Theatinerkirche Kajetansglocke
Im Südturm der Theatinerkirche zu München ist ein fünfstimmiges Geläute untergebracht, das bis auf die Michaelsglocke von Karl Czudnochowsky in Erding gegossen wurde. Aus den Resten des zerstörten Vierergeläutes der Kirche St. Michael wurde 1950 von den Gebr. Oberascher die Michaelsglocke gegossen.
Jeweils eine Viertelstunde vor Beginn der Sonntagsmessen läutet die große Kajetanglocke vor.
Glocke 1 h°
Kajetansglocke
„Vor Pest, Hunger und Krieg bewahre uns, Herr Jesus Christus, auf die Fürbitte des hl. Kajetan.“
2.384 kg, d=1.570 mm
1967, Karl Czudnochowsky, Erding
Theatinerkirche in Munich, Germany (Part 1 of 3)
Outside the Theatinerkirche in Munich, Germany. This church was built in an Italian high-baroque style between 1663 to 1690. Video taken on December 26th, 2009.
München Theatinerkirche 1
Jelzem, hogy ez a videóm HD minőségben is megnézhető, a kép alatt katt a beállító gombra (kis fogaskerék), majd a lenyílóban legfelül a 720 HD-ra!!
A Thienei Szent Kajetánnak szentelt templom eredete egy fogadalmon alapszik, amelyet Henriette Adelaide von Savoyen, Ferdinánd Mária bajor választófejedelem hitvese tett 1659-ben, amelynek értelmében a trónörökös megszületését akarta egy udvari templom építésével meghálálni. Ez egyben a thetinus szerzetesek rendi temploma is lett volna.
Miksa Emánuel trónörökös herceg megszületése után Agostino Barelli olasz építész kapta meg Ferdinand Máriától a megbízást, amely minden eddigit elhomályosító templomépítésre szólt.
Csodálatosan szép és valóban rokokó stílusban építették a külső homlokzatot és a tornyokat száz évvel a templom és kolostor megépítése után.,1765-ben.1663-ban kezdte el építeni Agostino Barelli bolognai építész a templomot-a modell a római anyatemplom-Thetineres Sant Andrea della Valle volt. Így érkezett meg az olasz barokk Münchenbe-1674-ben a munkálatokat átvette Enrico Zucarelli, aki a templombelső kialakításának művészeti vezetője volt, akkor épült a 71 méteres kupola dob és a csodálatos stukkódíszítések, főoltár, oltárok ,a csodálatos korinthoszi oszlopok stb. barokk és rokokó elemekkel,1692-re lett kész. Később 1765-ben került sor a külső homlokzat és a tornyok építésére rokokó stílusban.
Nem csoda, hogy hatására Theatinerkirche építésével beköltözött az olasz barokk a városba, amely évtizedekre meghatározta München építészetét.
Gyönyörűen rekonstruálták, tudniillik ez a templom is megsérült a bombázásokban,1944-45-ben, de már 1946-ban elkezdték a renoválási munkálatokat.
Ez egyszerűen lenyűgöző főhajó a gyönyörű a fehér márvány korinthoszi oszlopsor csodálatos látvány egészen a főoltárig.
A főoltárkép eredeti-Gáspár De Crayer alkotás -- a Trónoló Madonna, melyet 1646-ban festett. Látható a négy evangélista szobra, illetve csak 3, mert a negyediket még nem sikerült rekonstruálni.
Ritkán látható ilyen fehér márvány és fehér stukkó, ráadásul ilyen gazdag díszítéssel-a szószék meg valami csodálatos remekmű, Andreas Feistenberger alkotása 1686-ból-pazar látvány a fehér templombelsőben fekete színével azonnal szembeötlik!
Ilyen aprólékos gazdag, de mégis ízléses díszítés nem mindennapi. A határtalan emberi alkotókészséget igazolja.
A templomban tett látogatásom során készített fotóimból állítottam össze ezt a videót.
PPS formátumban, teljes képernyős vetítésben nagyobb, ennélfogva talán még szebb felbontásban itt tekinthető meg itt:
blowUP media (Germany): Munich, Theatinerkirche
We passionately believe in the sensitive approach needed for historic buildings. The emotional tale of the Theatinerkirche in Munich and it’s latest milestone of renovation work, in the capital of Bavaria, will take place over the next few months and will be perfectly hidden by a giant blowUP media replica. The reproduction of the building’s facade will include a 120 m² advertising space, which will be available to advertisers for exclusive image campaigns. This site offers a unique opportunity to present your brand on the famous church and in the popular Odeonsplatz.
Theatinerkirche Glockengeläute München
Theatinerkirche Glockengeläute Odeonsplatz München
High Baroque Style - Theatine Church, Munich
The Theatine Church of St. Cajetan (German: Theatinerkirche St. Kajetan) is a Catholic church in Munich, southern Germany. Built from 1663 to 1690, it was founded by Elector Ferdinand Maria and his wife, Henriette Adelaide of Savoy, as a gesture of thanks for the birth of the long-awaited heir to the Bavarian crown, Prince Max Emanuel, in 1662. Now administered by the Dominican Friars, it is also known as the Dominican Priory of St. Cajetan.
The church was built in Italian high-Baroque style, inspired by Sant'Andrea della Valle in Rome, designed by the Italian architect Agostino Barelli. His successor, Enrico Zuccalli, added two 66 meters high towers, originally not planned, and then finished the 71-metre (233 ft) high dome in 1690. The church is 72 metres (236 ft) long and 15.5 metres (51 ft) wide. The facade in Rococo style was completed only in 1768 by François de Cuvilliés. Its Mediterranean appearance and yellow coloring became a well known symbol for the city and had much influence on Southern German Baroque architecture.