For funeral services & burials
When words fail, the music remains.
Funeral services often take place at short notice and on weekdays – exactly when no organist is available in the diocese. eKlecia® ensures that every farewell is accompanied by dignified organ music – in the church, in the mortuary chapel and outside at the graveside in the cemetery.
What eKlecia® does here
- Comforting funeral songs available at once
- No organist? eKlecia® steps in.
- In the church, in the cemetery chapel and at the graveside
- Usable on the move – a tablet & battery speaker are enough
- Works entirely without mains power on site
- Also for blessings of the deceased and urn interments
- Quickly add a song at the family's request
- Dignified, full organ sound – outdoors too
- Works offline – even without Wi-Fi
Sound sample
Hear how eKlecia® sounds
The warm sound of real pipe organs, played by hand – listen now.
Macht hoch die Tür
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Gott ist gegenwärtig
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Nun danket alle Gott
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Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten
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Frequently asked questions
How quickly can a song be scheduled?+
In a few seconds. Search for the song, tap it, drag it into the song plan – done.
Can the family suggest songs?+
Yes, every song from the EG or Gotteslob is available – even unusual requests.
What equipment do I need on site?+
A smartphone or tablet and a decent speaker (Bluetooth or cable). Nothing more.
Does this really work outdoors at the graveside?+
Yes. With a decent battery speaker, a blessing at the graveside or an urn interment can be accompanied with dignity – entirely without mains power on site.
What does an organist cost for a funeral?+
For a funeral service, organists often charge between 25 and 60 euros; for a stand-in with a long journey, travel costs may be added. More on this in our guide What does an organist cost?.
Never without an organist.
Download eKlecia® now – on iOS and Android.