Calliope Tsoupaki: Vesper

Sunday, 4 June 2023   |   14:30 - 16:30

Calliope Tsoupaki: Vesper

Project choir Gabriel Fauré will give two concerts on 2 and 4 June, which are also the farewell concerts. There is also a special program this time, including a new piece by Bart Visman, which he wrote for the occasion on behalf of the choir: ‘Love song’.

In addition, the also contemporary Vesper by Calliope Tsoupaki, a number of unknown choral works by Schubert, the Litanies à la virgin noire by Francis Poulenc and finally five liturgical hymns by Tchaikovsky.

Project choir Gabriel Fauré was founded 15 years ago by Monique Suring and a few enthusiastic people and in 2010 gave two concerts with orchestra. The program features works by Gabriel Fauré, with the Requiem as the highlight. This left a taste for more, the choir continued to exist and in varying line-up, but with a solid core of singers, nine more projects followed, often with rarely performed choral music.

  • Composer(s) Calliope Tsoupaki
  • Title(s) of the Work(s)

    Vesper

  • Performer, Ensemble or Orchestra Project choir Gabriel Fauré, Fedde Tuinstra organ, Jeanine Santing piano

Date

Jun 04 2023
Expired!

Time

14:30 - 16:30

Location

Havelte, Clemenskerk
Uffelterkerkweg 1, 7971 PP Havelte

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