Program Book - Wernigerode 2017
10th International Johannes Brahms Choir Festival and Competition July 05 - 09, 2017 Wernigerode, Germany Singing in the colourful city in the Harz mountain range Since 1999 the International Johannes Brahms Choir Festival and Competition is a crowd puller for choirs and music ensembles from all over the world. The colorful city in the Harz mountain range attracts visitors with its unique charm of medieval architecture and moreover with its musical characteristics: Three renowned German choirs come from this small town. Furthermore this competition, named after Johannes Brahms, puts a musical focus on this German composer and the German romantics of the 19th century. Numerous advanced trainings offer interested choirs outstanding possibilities of mutual learning and professional training e.g. with evaluation performances and individual coaching. Apart from pedagogical offers further concerts will take place downtown and in the surroundings of Wernigerode. On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the International Johannes Brahms Choir Festival & Competition the city of Wernigerode and INTERKULTUR will come up with some surprises, which will add to the program's established highlights such as the Choir Parade, Charity Concert and the Closing Concert. http://wernigerode.interkultur.com
10th International Johannes Brahms Choir Festival and Competition
July 05 - 09, 2017 Wernigerode, Germany
Singing in the colourful city in the Harz mountain range
Since 1999 the International Johannes Brahms Choir Festival and Competition is a crowd puller for choirs and music ensembles from all over the world. The colorful city in the Harz mountain range attracts visitors with its unique charm of medieval architecture and moreover with its musical characteristics: Three renowned German choirs come from this small town. Furthermore this competition, named after Johannes Brahms, puts a musical focus on this German composer and the German romantics of the 19th century.
Numerous advanced trainings offer interested choirs outstanding possibilities of mutual learning and professional training e.g. with evaluation performances and individual coaching.
Apart from pedagogical offers further concerts will take place downtown and in the surroundings of Wernigerode.
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the International Johannes Brahms Choir Festival & Competition the city of Wernigerode and INTERKULTUR will come up with some surprises, which will add to the program's established highlights such as the Choir Parade, Charity Concert and the Closing Concert.
http://wernigerode.interkultur.com
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10. Internationales Johannes-Brahms-<br />
Chorfestival & Wettbewerb<br />
10 th International Johannes Brahms<br />
Choir Festival and Competition<br />
05.–09. Juli <strong>2017</strong> · <strong>Wernigerode</strong>, Deutschland<br />
July 5–9, <strong>2017</strong> · <strong>Wernigerode</strong>, Germany<br />
Veranstalter/Organizer<br />
Förderverein INTERKULTUR e.V.<br />
und/and<br />
Stadt <strong>Wernigerode</strong><br />
Schirmherrschaft/Patronage<br />
Dr. Reiner Haseloff, Ministerpräsident des Landes Sachsen-Anhalt/<br />
Governor of the state Saxony-Anhalt<br />
und/and<br />
Peter Gaffert, Oberbürgermeister der Stadt <strong>Wernigerode</strong>/<br />
Lord Mayor of the city <strong>Wernigerode</strong><br />
Präsident INTERKULTUR/President INTERKULTUR<br />
Günter Titsch (Deutschland/Germany)<br />
Künstlerisches Komitee/Artistic Committee<br />
Prof. Dr. Ralf Eisenbeiß (Deutschland/Germany), Senior Artistic Director<br />
Peter Habermann (Deutschland/Germany)<br />
Prof. Dr. Friedrich Krell (Deutschland/Germany)<br />
Johan Rooze (Niederlande/Netherlands)<br />
Fred Sjöberg (Schweden/Sweden), General Artistic Director<br />
Assoc. Prof. Romāns Vanags (Lettland/Latvia)<br />
INTERKULTUR Präsidium / INTERKULTUR Executive Committee<br />
Günter Titsch (Deutschland/Germany)<br />
Qin Wang (China)<br />
Stefan Bohländer (Deutschland/Germany)<br />
Dr. Christoph Wirtz (Deutschland/Germany), Secretary General
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