Diversity of Voices on Sunday
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| free admission |
| no ticket required |
| Humboldt Forum |
| Belongs to: Diversity of Voices II |
Programme
12 pm–1.20 pm
Choir concerts in the Humboldt Forum
1 pm–1.50 pm
Workshop Circle Singing (Mechanical Arena in the Foyer)
2–2.20 pm
“180 voices” – joint performance of all choirs (Foyer)
2.30 pm–3.50 pm
Choir concerts in the Humboldt Forum
3.30 pm–4.20 pm
Workshop Body Percussion (Mechanical Arena in the Foyer)
4.30 pm–4.50 pm
“180 voices” – joint performance of all choirs (Foyer)
On the second day of Diversity of Voices, you will also have the opportunity to explore the Humboldt Forum and its exhibitions through a variety of short concerts throughout the building and be musically inspired in the process. The performances of the participating choirs offer the opportunity to experience familiar rooms and eexhibitions in a new light.
The choirs’ engagement with the current special exhibition Blown Away. The Palace of the Republic continues the discussion initiated there about dealing with German-German history on an artistic level, both in individual concerts and in the joint performances of all choirs in the large foyer (Sunday 2.00 & 4.30 pm), in which three songs newly arranged especially for this occasion approach the Palace of the Republic from different perspectives.
Those who want to get creative themselves can also take a crash course in body percussion in the Mechanical Arena on Sunday or take part in circle singing. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
The project and the 8 choirs are presented here.
A cooperation with the Chorverband Berlin
The Chorverband Berlin e.V. is the largest amateur music organization in the capital and the most important forum for Berlin’s amateur choir scene.
With its diverse activities as a professional association, organizer and sponsor, it provides intensive basic, popular and youth work and creates the necessary conditions for top performances from its own ranks.
