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Festive Concert at Advent

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Sun, Dec 7, 2025, 20:00
Four choirs come togeather in this festive Christmas concert with the HansePhilharmonie Hamburg. Under the baton of Mike Steurenthaler, they perform a programme that is as festive as it is contemplative in the Laeiszhalle Grand Hall.

Keywords: Vocal Music

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