Tour to Germany and Denmark
Wittenberg
English Choral Music from the 19th Century
Antonio Vivaldi: Gloria
J.S. Bach: “Bleib bei uns” (BWV 6)
Løgumkloster
To include Britten's Rejoice in the Lamb and works by J.S. Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Tallis and Holst.
This Easter Vacation, the Choir will embark on a short European tour, to Germany and Denmark. The tour falls over Easter weekend – they will be singing in Wittenberg, Germany, birthplace of Luther's Protestant Reformation, including Evensong with one of Bach's Cantatas for Easter Monday, sung on Easter Monday. The Choir will then return to Løgumkloster, Denmark, following their visit in December 2010.
Wittenberg, Schlosskirche
Evensong – Evening Prayer with Choral Music
April 8 (Easter Sunday), 5 pm
Cantata Service
April 9 (Easter Monday), 3 pm
Free admission, freewill offering
Løgumkloster Kirke Concert
April 11, 8pm
Logumkloster Concert tickets available from locusdei.koncert@gmail.com.
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