The European Peace Network is a growing initiative connecting musicians, religious communities, cultural organisations and civil society partners across Europe.
Our goal is to create lasting relationships through music, dialogue and shared experiences – bringing people together across national, cultural and religious boundaries.
Starting with a planned series of concerts and encounters in 2028, we aim to develop a sustainable European network for peace and mutual understanding.
Our European Connections
The European Peace Network is currently developing connections with local communities, cultural organisations and interfaith initiatives in several European cities.
Initial conversations and personal encounters have opened promising opportunities for cooperation in Berlin, Budapest, Copenhagen, London and Warsaw.
Further connections are being explored across Europe. Together with local partners, we hope to create concerts, dialogue events and lasting relationships that extend far beyond individual performances.
The network is still growing, and the programme for 2028 is currently in development.
Our European Connections – City by City
Budapest, Hungary
Budapest is one of the first cities where the European Peace Network has begun to take shape through personal encounters and promising conversations.
During a visit in October 2026, initial discussions took place with representatives of the Al-Noor Mosque, the Dialogus Platform and Budapest’s progressive Jewish community.
These encounters revealed a shared interest in bringing people of different religious and cultural backgrounds together through music, dialogue and cooperation.
Together with local partners, we hope to explore opportunities for interfaith encounters and future concerts by Ensemble Coexist in Budapest.
Berlin, Germany
Berlin offers an important starting point for the European Peace Network through its diverse religious communities and its commitment to interfaith dialogue.
One of our promising contacts is the House of One, an interfaith initiative bringing together Jewish, Christian and Muslim communities. Its vision of creating a shared space for prayer, learning and dialogue closely reflects the values of our network.
Through initial contacts with representatives of the House of One, we hope to explore opportunities for cooperation, bringing music and interfaith encounters together in Berlin.
Our aim is to build lasting relationships with local partners and contribute to a culture of mutual respect, understanding and peaceful coexistence.
House of One, Berlin – architectural visualisation
Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen is an important connection for the European Peace Network through Henrik Goldschmidt, the Danish-Jewish oboist and a member of Ensemble Coexist.
For many years, Henrik has been committed to building bridges between people of different religious and cultural backgrounds through music. His artistic work and personal dedication reflect the spirit of our European initiative.
Through this connection, we hope to develop new partnerships in Denmark and explore opportunities for concerts, interfaith encounters and musical dialogue.
Copenhagen could become another meeting place where music brings people together across religious and cultural boundaries.
London, United Kingdom
London offers exciting opportunities for the European Peace Network through its rich cultural diversity and its many religious and interfaith communities.
Our first connections in London have emerged through personal contacts in the international music world, including the Israeli soprano Chen Reiss and Amir Ohadi.
These initial connections provide a promising starting point for exploring cooperation with local musicians, cultural organisations and faith communities.
Our vision is to bring Ensemble Coexist to London, combining musical performances with opportunities for dialogue, mutual understanding and encounters across religious and cultural boundaries.
Warsaw, Poland
Warsaw represents another promising connection for the European Peace Network, building on existing contacts through Forum Dialog and its international network.
As a city shaped by European history, Warsaw offers a meaningful setting for encounters that promote peace, reconciliation and mutual understanding.
Through our connections in Poland, we hope to establish relationships with local religious communities, cultural organisations and civil society initiatives.
Our aim is to explore opportunities for concerts by Ensemble Coexist, accompanied by interfaith dialogue and personal encounters that strengthen cooperation across borders.
Become Part of the Network
The European Peace Network is open to religious communities, cultural organisations, educational institutions and civil society initiatives that share our commitment to peace, dialogue and mutual understanding.
We welcome partners who would like to organise concerts, host interfaith encounters, develop educational activities or contribute their own ideas to our growing European network.
Whether you represent an established organisation or a local initiative, we would be delighted to explore opportunities for cooperation.
Let’s build bridges across Europe – together.