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World Choir Games 2014 - Programme

The 8th World Choir Games – the world’s largest choir competition – will bring the international flair of the Choir Olympic idea to one of the most traditional singer regions world-wide in the summer of 2014.

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Thu<br />

10<br />

July<br />

Ugis Prauliņš (Latvia)<br />

Latvian & Baltic Folklore and Choral Music<br />

In this session Uģis Prauliņš will discuss and<br />

present Folklore and its elements in choral music,<br />

focusing on the new trends and paradigms in<br />

Latvian and Baltic music on the whole.<br />

14:00<br />

Rīga Latvian Society House<br />

Workshop<br />

Cultural Showcase<br />

Fred Sjöberg (Sweden)<br />

16:00<br />

Rīga Latvian Society House<br />

Workshop<br />

Modern Times<br />

Get inspired – gospel, pop and jazz<br />

In this workshop you will sing different kind of music<br />

related to pop and jazz. The idea is that you as<br />

a singer or conductor have a chance to try out different<br />

music styles, different vocal approach. How<br />

can we sing pop and jazz with a true identity to the<br />

originals? Is it possible? What do we have to change<br />

in our vocal style to get there? We will sing some<br />

special arrangements of well-known pop and jazz<br />

tunes. We will do vocal exercises that improve the<br />

vocal approach for this style of genre. There is a big<br />

difference between gospel, pop and jazz and we will<br />

explore the differences how to sing, how to conduct,<br />

how to act. Music by ABBA, Sting, Elton John etc will<br />

be performed.<br />

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