CHORALSPACE is set to present Puccini’s “Messa di Gloria” from October 1-4, 2026. The organization will present the Puccini work at several venues, including the Teatro Verdi in Florence, with Sir Simon Halsey conducting. Additionally, the organization will honor the 800th anniversary of the death of Saint Francis of Assisi. The program will thus include the world premiere of a {…}
CHORALSPACE has announced that it will present Antonín Dvořák’s “Stabat Mater” as part of its 2026 Passion season. The 360° Choir, which features singers from around the world, will perform under the baton of Marion Wood. In addition, participating choirs will be able to bring their own repertoire and do solo showcases connecting with other international choirs in our church concerts. {…}
CHORALSPACE is set to present “Verdi’s Requiem XXL,” featuring a 1,000-person choir. Soprano Iwona Sobotka, mezzo-soprano Alexandra Urquiola, tenor Andrés Moreno García, and bass Gerard Farreras serve as soloists in Verdi’s Requiem. They are joined by the CHORALSPACE Festival Choir and international showcase choirs. Sergi Gili Solé directs the Rheinische Philharmonie. Members of the international choir project come from Taiwan, Estonia, {…}
CHORALSPACE has announced that Clemens Prokop, Founding Partner at TYE, will deliver the keynote address at the second Quo Vadis Choral Music Conference 2023. Prokop, a director, writer, and TEDx speaker, will address the role of artistic visions and transformation experiences in creating social impact. The conference is designed for conductors, composers, choir managers, and professionals in the choral music {…}
Berlin-based International Academy for Choral Arts, CHORALSPACE, has announced a series of upcoming spring and summer 2022 events. First up, CHORAL CELEBRATIONS @BerlinPhil will present Händel’s “Coronation Anthems,” led by Simon Carrington at the Philharmonie Berlin. The concert, featuring 200 participants from seven European countries, will be a hybrid event enabling those who aren’t in Berlin or wish to remain {…}
