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MEHRLICHT!MUSIK

Date & Time
Sun, Dec 1, 2024, 15:00
Voices of Dresden is having a concert performed by AuditivVokal Dresden.

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Keywords: Admission Free, Festival, Vocal Music

Info & Ticket (www.hfm-berlin.de)
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Musicians

Eloain Lovis HübnerKompositionen u.a. von
AuditivVokal Dresden:
Anne StadlerSoprano
Ingvill Statle SkjortenAlt
Kyle Fearon-WilsonTenor
Mykola PiddubnykBass
Olaf KatzerMusical Director
Olaf Katzer (Musikalische AuditivVokal Dresden), Susanne Fröhlich (Instrumentalsoli), Tom Rojo Poller (Projektleitung) LeitungDirector
Laris BäuckerAssistenz

Program

Anne StadlerAuditivVokal Dresden:
Ingvill Statle SkjortenAuditivVokal Dresden:
Kyle Fearon-WilsonAuditivVokal Dresden:
Mykola PiddubnykAuditivVokal Dresden:
Olaf KatzerAuditivVokal Dresden:
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