Newsletter – Page 7 – Seen and Heard International

Brno’s Children’s Choir’s uplifting and vivid singing of Petr Eben’s song cycle

05/01/202503/12/2024 by Gregor Tassie

Czech Republic Festival Janáček Brno 2024 [5] – Eben: Brno Children’s Choir (choirmaster: Valeria Maťašova), Jitka Houfova (piano) Pavel Čenĕk Vaculík (narrator). Reduta Theatre (Mozart Hall), 23.11.2024. (GT)

Choirmaster Valeria Maťašova and the Brno Children’s Choir © Jakub Jíra

The Cambridge University Schola Cantorum’s Carol Concert at London’s St Mary le Bow on 11 December

05/01/202503/12/2024 by AUTHOR

The Cambridge University Schola Cantorum: A New Choir For Cambridge University

Students from Cambridge University are proud to present the unprecedented foundation of The Cambridge University Schola Cantorum. While The University Of Cambridge’s individual college choirs have been widely celebrated throughout the world, there has never before been a liturgical choir under the University’s banner, nor a University choir with national and international prestige: A cross-college ensemble of the Cambridge’s most talented singers and an elite group of vocalists from the University – the equivalent of a sporting blue for music in the choral tradition.

Next event – Carol Concert on Wednesday 11 December 2024 at St Mary le Bow, Cheapside, London. For more information click here.

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Brno’s Children’s Choir’s uplifting and vivid singing of Petr Eben’s song cycle

The Cambridge University Schola Cantorum’s Carol Concert at London’s St Mary le Bow on 11 December

Revelatory Alma Mahler songs from Sasha Cooke, Marin Alsop and the Philharmonia

Magnificent orchestral work under Eun Sun Kim elevates SFO’s Tristan und Isolde

Scottish Opera’s refreshingly comic Albert Herring: magnificent singing and acting in a satire on village life

Five true Legends of the Dance Floor dazzle on tour at the Cliffs Pavilion

Anne Akiko Meyers and Andrew Litton take on Márquez’s Fandango in Vancouver

The Belcea and Tabea Zimmermann bring dramatic intensity to two Wigmore Hall Mozart string quintets