Das Singen im Dom zu Magdeburg

The documentary showcases one of Germany's oldest choirs located in Magdeburg Cathedral. It highlights the choir's collaboration with Estrongo Nachama, the head cantor of the Jewish community in West Berlin, which began in 1980. Through their performances, the choir pays homage to the cathedral's long history, including its survival through wars and destruction, particularly the bombing of Magdeburg in January 1945.

As the choir sings poignant pieces, such as "Oh, how the city lies so desolate, which was full of people," the film captures the emotional depth of their music. This documentary not only reflects on the choir's tradition but also emphasizes the importance of unity in diversity, making it a significant exploration of cultural resilience.