400 Years of European Choral Music

Gothart Stier, Monteverdi-Chor Hamburg

One of Germany’s most acclaimed choirs, the Monteverdi-Chor Hamburg, under the direction of Gothart Stier, revisits its own critically celebrated roots in early Baroque a capella music as a starting point to an extremely varied programme highlighting the progression of European choral music across four centuries. >>>

Samuel Harfst Band

Samuel Harfst Trio

Handmade music with character

Hamburger Nacht der Kirchen with Choral Evensong

Church of St Thomas Becket Choir

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Jubilee: Royal Music Across the Centuries

Embassy Singers Berlin

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Himmelen inom (In Heaven) - A Swedish Folk Mass

Anders Nyberg

Oscars Stämmor Choir, Stockholm

Oscars Stämmor is a choir based in Oscar’s Church, Oscar’s Parish in the center of Stockholm. This choir, with its 50 members is one of eight choirs within the church. Oscars Stämmor perform about four times a year as well as participating in several morning services as the church choir. Their repertoire is very varied with an emphasis on great classical church music. The choir works with various orchestras and soloists from the Stockholm music scene. >>>

Les Nations

Francois Couperin

Karen Bergquist Lüth, Traverso with Wolfgang Zerer Cembalo, Rachel Harris, Baroque violin, and Barbara Messmer, viola da gamba

How did Europeans at the dawn of the Age of Enlightenment imagine national character?  Les Nations, Francois Couperin’s cycle of four large works, takes the listener on an aesthetic journey through four national identies as viewed through a particularly 18^th century French ‘enthusiasm for new foreign things above all else’. >>>

nathan quartett

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