
Opening Concert: Duo Faggioni
St Paul's Anglican Pro-Cathedral, Valletta
19:30
Stefano Faggioni (organ) · Fabio Faggioni (saxophone)
Booking fees may apply.

13th edition · Classical music
13 Concerts Across Malta & Gozo’s Historic Churches
The Malta International Organ Festival returns for its 13th edition, inviting music lovers to experience extraordinary performances in some of Malta and Gozo’s most beautiful historic churches.
Across 13 concerts, international organists and Maltese musicians explore the remarkable sound of the pipe organ, from intimate solo recitals to inventive collaborations with saxophone, trumpet and euphonium, culminating in a spectacular orchestral finale.
Running from 19 November to 7 December, the festival combines classical music with architectural and cultural discovery. Eight concerts offer free admission, while five ticketed performances are available from €15 or €20, before booking fees.
For visitors and residents alike, it is an opportunity to discover the islands through music.
The opening recital, two French and Romantic programmes, the festival’s trumpet collaboration, and the orchestral finale.

St Paul's Anglican Pro-Cathedral

St Augustine's Parish Church

Oratory of the Onorati, Jesuits' Church

St Augustine's Parish Church

Basilica of St Dominic and Our Lady of Porto Salvo
All thirteen concerts in date order. Eight are free to attend; five are ticketed through TicketLine, from €15 before booking fees.

St Paul's Anglican Pro-Cathedral, Valletta
19:30
Stefano Faggioni (organ) · Fabio Faggioni (saxophone)
Booking fees may apply.

St Julian's Parish Church, St Julian's
20:30
Chico Zerafa (organ)
Parish Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, Gudja
18:30
Carlos Patterson (organ)
Collegiate Parish Church of the Immaculate Conception, Cospicua
18:45
Augusto Belau (organ)

St Augustine's Parish Church, Valletta
20:00
Svetlana Berezhnaya (organ)
Booking fees may apply.

Oratory of the Onorati, Jesuits' Church, Valletta
19:30
Franco Cefai (organ) · Jason Camilleri (trumpet)
Booking fees may apply.

St Augustine's Parish Church, Valletta
20:15
Roman Perucki (organ)
Booking fees may apply.
St Mark's Church, Rabat
19:00
Darius Bakowski-Kois (organ) · Marcin Kucharczyk (organ)
Church of St Anthony of Padua, Għajnsielem
19:00
Susana Lastra (organ)
Parish Church of Our Lady of Pompei, Marsaxlokk
18:45
Lorenzo Rupil (organ) · Andrea Palmarin (euphonium)
Church of St Teresa of Jesus, Cospicua
19:30
Axel Flierl (organ)

Basilica of the Assumption of Our Lady, Mosta
12:00
Bernard Bezzina · Kor Marija Assunta · Emerging musicians

Basilica of St Dominic and Our Lady of Porto Salvo, Valletta
19:30
Winfried Lichtscheidel (organ) · Johannes Skudlik (conductor) · MIOF Orchestra
Booking fees may apply.
What is free, what is ticketed, and where the tickets actually come from.
Opening Concert, French Impressions, The Trumpet Shall Sound, Sacred Echoes, Romantic Visions and the Grand Finale require a paid ticket. Prices are €15 or €20 before booking fees (€0.90 on a €15 ticket and €1.20 on a €20 ticket at the time of writing; the ticketing provider sets these and may change them).
The remaining eight performances are free to attend, including the Gozo recital in Għajnsielem and the lunchtime community concert at Mosta Rotunda. No ticket is required through MaltaGuide, and no MaltaGuide checkout exists for this festival.
Ticketed concerts are sold through TicketLine. Each concert page links to that performance’s own TicketLine page, so you book the specific night rather than a general festival pass. The Teatru Manoel event page carries the festival listing.
The 13 dates move between Valletta, St Julian’s, Gudja, Cospicua, Rabat, Marsaxlokk, Mosta and Għajnsielem on Gozo. Check the venue and start time on the individual concert before you travel, particularly for the Gozo date.
Start times are given in Malta’s November and December time (UTC+01:00). Evening concerts begin between 18:30 and 20:30; the Mosta community concert begins at 12:00.