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The International Chorale of Brussels: Blue Moon, a romantic evening of popular classics 23 & 24 March

  • Editorial Team
  • March 20, 2018
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The International Chorale of Brussels presents Blue Moon, a romantic evening of popular classics which will be held on 23 & 24 March, at 20h. The concerts will also include a very interesting collaboration with Our House – a Brussels charity that supports refugees and migrants. 

Blue Moon, two romantic evenings of popular classics will include some of the following: Blue Moon, Autumn Leaves, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Begin the Beguine and more. During the two evenings, the featured soloist will be Diana Aivia, American opera singer, jazz chanteuse, and creator of Diva Synesthesia, multi-sensory musical extravaganzas.

A special novelty of this event will be the chance to taste a selection of Mediterranean snacks during the interval and after the concert. Catering is organized by Our House, a Brussels charity that supports refugees and migrants through food and cooking.

The International Chorale of Brussels is a multinational choir of around 50 singers. Members of the choir hail from all over the world, although the working language is English. The choir has been directed by John Brown since 2009 and usually gives concerts twice a year with soloists and musicians from the Brussels area.

The choir’s repertoire covers well-known Masses and large-scale works by composers such as Monteverdi and Palestrina, as well as popular music and less familiar music and composers, including modern works.

The choir has been featured on BBC Radio 4’s programme, Meet My Choir, will be singing in May for the second time on the main stage of the BOZAR during the Singing Brussels festivaland participated in La Monnaie’s community opera project, The Sounds of Longing in May 2017.

The Concerts info:

Friday, March 23, 20h

Fraternités du Bon Pasteur – La Bergerie
Rue Au Bois 365b/16
1150 Woluwe-St.-Pierre
(Entrance via ICHEC, follow signs for Fraternités du Bon Pasteur)

Saturday, March 24, 20h

GC De Kam
Beenstraat 172
1970 Wezembeek-Oppem

Tickets: €15 (€10 children/students)

Information: tel. 0476.074442 /
admin@internationalchorale.com / www.internationalchorale.com

Interested to join the choir?

New choir members are always warmly welcome, although we are sometimes limited on which voices we can accept due to numbers. Whilst some previous experience is helpful, no auditions are held. For more information contact Anna: admin@internationalchorale.com

You can also follow ICB on Facebook and Twitter @ICBrussels

 

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