Luís Cipriano is a Portuguese composer, with Degree in composition. In the last almost 25 years he was really active in Luxemburg’s MUSIC life as a MUSICian, guest composer AND conductor as well. He composed 12 Masses AND several choral AND o...
We are sorry to announce disappointing, upsetting news. After 4 ½ years of ambitious, adventurous MUSIC-making, Albion is coming to an end. It’s been tremendously hard to contemplate this as a way forward, AND equally so to decide on it....
At meeting MUSIC, we all adore Venice AND its surrANDings: the palaces, romantic buildings, lagoons AND gondolas, the clean AND tiny charm of the small cities around… Have you ever been there? If not, you should come AND join us, if yes, you alread...
How does a W.A. Mozart’s majestic Requiem sound when sung by hundreds of singers? Find out at our next festival Laurea Mundi Budapest! One of the most powerful things is when many people are singing together as one. This is what our Festiv...
Are you up for a challenge? Yes? No? Maybe? Do not worry, any answer is good – we have a festival where every choir can find the activity that they feel suits them the most. meeting MUSIC kindly invites you to the 6th edition of Laurea Mu...
The Collected Project performs new , surprising arrangements to favorite songs
we sing in the Brecht-Eisler tradition AND prefer modern MUSIC with a politically interesting content
VocalPoint is an intense choral experience that challenges people through MUSIC to build a better world. http://vocalpointchorus.org Here's how you can help 1. Donate today. A donation to VocalPoint -- in any amount -- will help ensure that this ... more
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The story of “Venezia in MUSICa” started in 2003! In 2025 this will be the 22nd occasion with meeting MUSIC to sing together in concerts beside the palaces, romantic buildings, lagoons AND gondolas of Venice. Discover the tiny, charming city o...
