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SUMMARY:In Napoleon’s footsteps – Collegium vocale Gent (La Rochelle)
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig van Beethoven [1770-1828]\nThird symphony op.55 ‘Eroica’ \nLuigi Cherubini [1760-1842]\nRequiem in C minor \nCollegium Vocale Gent choir\nOrchestre des Champs Elysées orchestra\nMaria van Nieukerken choir master\nPhilippe Herreweghe conductor \nLuigi Cherubini’s Requiem in C minor from 1816\, composed in memory of the executed King Louis XVI\, is considered one of his most moving works. Scored without soloists but with strikingly dark orchestration\, Cherubini creates a restrained\, solemn atmosphere that deeply impressed contemporaries such as Beethoven and Schumann. This masterful requiem\, in which classical form and emotional intensity converge\, is paired with Beethoven’s revolutionary Third Symphony – originally dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte\, whom Beethoven first saw as a symbol of liberty and heroism\, but later rejected in disillusionment after Napoleon crowned himself emperor. The result is a fascinating confrontation between mourning for the old regime and the heroism of a new era – a musical reflection on Napoleon’s complex legacy.\nSource: wwww.collegiumvocale.com
URL:https://www.juliamariaspies.de/event/in-napoleons-footsteps-collegium-vocale-gent-la-rochelle/
LOCATION:Grand Théâtre de la Coursive\, Rue St Jean du Pérot\, La Rochelle\, 17000\, Frankreich
CATEGORIES:Chor,Konzert,Oratorium
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260316T200000
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SUMMARY:In Napoleon’s footsteps – Collegium vocale Gent (Poitiers)
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig van Beethoven [1770-1828]\nThird symphony op.55 ‘Eroica’ \nLuigi Cherubini [1760-1842]\nRequiem in C minor \nCollegium Vocale Gent choir\nOrchestre des Champs Elysées orchestra\nMaria van Nieukerken choir master\nPhilippe Herreweghe conductor \nLuigi Cherubini’s Requiem in C minor from 1816\, composed in memory of the executed King Louis XVI\, is considered one of his most moving works. Scored without soloists but with strikingly dark orchestration\, Cherubini creates a restrained\, solemn atmosphere that deeply impressed contemporaries such as Beethoven and Schumann. This masterful requiem\, in which classical form and emotional intensity converge\, is paired with Beethoven’s revolutionary Third Symphony – originally dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte\, whom Beethoven first saw as a symbol of liberty and heroism\, but later rejected in disillusionment after Napoleon crowned himself emperor. The result is a fascinating confrontation between mourning for the old regime and the heroism of a new era – a musical reflection on Napoleon’s complex legacy.\nSource: wwww.collegiumvocale.com
URL:https://www.juliamariaspies.de/event/in-napoleons-footsteps-collegium-vocale-gent-poitiers/
LOCATION:TAP Poitiers\, 1 Bd de Verdun\, Poitiers\, 86000\, Frankreich
CATEGORIES:Chor,Konzert,Oratorium
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260318T203000
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SUMMARY:In Napoleon’s footsteps – Collegium vocale Gent (Reggio Emilia)
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig van Beethoven [1770-1828]\nThird symphony op.55 ‘Eroica’ \nLuigi Cherubini [1760-1842]\nRequiem in C minor \nCollegium Vocale Gent choir\nOrchestre des Champs Elysées orchestra\nMaria van Nieukerken choir master\nPhilippe Herreweghe conductor \nLuigi Cherubini’s Requiem in C minor from 1816\, composed in memory of the executed King Louis XVI\, is considered one of his most moving works. Scored without soloists but with strikingly dark orchestration\, Cherubini creates a restrained\, solemn atmosphere that deeply impressed contemporaries such as Beethoven and Schumann. This masterful requiem\, in which classical form and emotional intensity converge\, is paired with Beethoven’s revolutionary Third Symphony – originally dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte\, whom Beethoven first saw as a symbol of liberty and heroism\, but later rejected in disillusionment after Napoleon crowned himself emperor. The result is a fascinating confrontation between mourning for the old regime and the heroism of a new era – a musical reflection on Napoleon’s complex legacy.\nSource: wwww.collegiumvocale.com
URL:https://www.juliamariaspies.de/event/in-napoleons-footsteps-collegium-vocale-gent-reggio-emilia/
LOCATION:Teatro Valli\, Piazza Martiri del 7 Luglio\, Reggio Emilia\, 42121\, Italien
CATEGORIES:Chor,Konzert,Oratorium
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260319T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260319T200000
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SUMMARY:In Napoleon’s footsteps – Collegium vocale Gent (Lugano)
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig van Beethoven [1770-1828]\nThird symphony op.55 ‘Eroica’ \nLuigi Cherubini [1760-1842]\nRequiem in C minor \nCollegium Vocale Gent choir\nOrchestre des Champs Elysées orchestra\nMaria van Nieukerken choir master\nPhilippe Herreweghe conductor \nLuigi Cherubini’s Requiem in C minor from 1816\, composed in memory of the executed King Louis XVI\, is considered one of his most moving works. Scored without soloists but with strikingly dark orchestration\, Cherubini creates a restrained\, solemn atmosphere that deeply impressed contemporaries such as Beethoven and Schumann. This masterful requiem\, in which classical form and emotional intensity converge\, is paired with Beethoven’s revolutionary Third Symphony – originally dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte\, whom Beethoven first saw as a symbol of liberty and heroism\, but later rejected in disillusionment after Napoleon crowned himself emperor. The result is a fascinating confrontation between mourning for the old regime and the heroism of a new era – a musical reflection on Napoleon’s complex legacy.\nSource: wwww.collegiumvocale.com
URL:https://www.juliamariaspies.de/event/in-napoleons-footsteps-collegium-vocale-gent-lugano/
LOCATION:Arte e Cultura\, Piazza Bernardino Luini 6\, Lugano\, 6900\, Schweiz
CATEGORIES:Chor,Konzert,Oratorium
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260320T203000
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SUMMARY:In Napoleon’s footsteps – Collegium vocale Gent (Varese)
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig van Beethoven [1770-1828]\nThird symphony op.55 ‘Eroica’ \nLuigi Cherubini [1760-1842]\nRequiem in C minor \nCollegium Vocale Gent choir\nOrchestre des Champs Elysées orchestra\nMaria van Nieukerken choir master\nPhilippe Herreweghe conductor \nLuigi Cherubini’s Requiem in C minor from 1816\, composed in memory of the executed King Louis XVI\, is considered one of his most moving works. Scored without soloists but with strikingly dark orchestration\, Cherubini creates a restrained\, solemn atmosphere that deeply impressed contemporaries such as Beethoven and Schumann. This masterful requiem\, in which classical form and emotional intensity converge\, is paired with Beethoven’s revolutionary Third Symphony – originally dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte\, whom Beethoven first saw as a symbol of liberty and heroism\, but later rejected in disillusionment after Napoleon crowned himself emperor. The result is a fascinating confrontation between mourning for the old regime and the heroism of a new era – a musical reflection on Napoleon’s complex legacy.\nSource: wwww.collegiumvocale.com
URL:https://www.juliamariaspies.de/event/in-napoleons-footsteps-collegium-vocale-gent-varese/
LOCATION:Basilica di San Vittore\, Piazzetta S. Lorenzo\, Varese\, 21100\, Italien
CATEGORIES:Chor,Konzert,Oratorium
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260328T180000
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SUMMARY:Matthäuspassion – ChorWerk Ruhr (Essen)
DESCRIPTION:Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1720)\nMatthäus-Passion BWV 244 \nCHORWERK RUHR\nKammerorchester LES ESSENCES (ÖNDER BALOGLU\, musikalische Leitung)\nJAN PETRYKA\, Evangelist\nRAOUL STEFFANI\, Jesus\nWEITERE SOLIST:INNEN aus den Reihen von Chorwerk Ruhr \nESSENER DOMSINGKNABEN\nBÜRGER:INNENCHOR aus Essen und Umgebung\nJOHANNES HONECKER\, Dirigent\nFLORIAN HELGATH\, Dirigent & Musikalische Gesamtleitung\nPartner \nMittendrin: Bach zum Mitsingen \nChorwerk Ruhr bringt eines der bedeutendsten Werke der Musikgeschichte auf Zollverein zur Aufführung: Bachs Matthäus-Passion erklingt im Salzlager – und Chefdirigent Florian Helgath lädt alle Hobby-Sänger:innen aus Essen und Umgebung herzlich ein\, eine Auswahl der Choräle aus Bachs Meisterwerk gemeinsam mit Chorwerk Ruhr zu singen und so aktiv an der Gesamtaufführung mitzuwirken. Mit zwei getrennt voneinander aufgebauten Bühnen entsteht ein 360°-Konzerterlebnis\, das Bachs Musik nicht nur hörbar\, sondern gemeinschaftlich erfahrbar macht – ein Projekt gesellschaftlichen Miteinanders im Herzen des Ruhrgebiets. \nQuelle: https://chorwerkruhr.de/projekt/matthaeuspassion-2/
URL:https://www.juliamariaspies.de/event/matthaeuspassion-chorwerk-ruhr-essen/
LOCATION:Salzlager Essen\, Heinrich-Imig-Straße 11\, Essen\, NRW\, 45141\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Konzert,Oratorium,Vokalensemble
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