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Trialog – Diskurs der Religionen in Text und Musik

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Sat, Nov 16, 2024, 21:30
The Gewandhaus Orchestra's Democracy Weekend continued its "Trialogue of Religions" featuring Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The "Sounds of Hope" ensemble and the Gewandhaus Choir performed spiritual and secular music rooted in the traditions of these faiths. Discussions on peace from the perspectives of the three religions and their central scriptures were also included.

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Keywords: Vocal Music

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Musicians

GewandhausChorChoir
Gregor MeyerConductor
Ensemble "Klänge der Hoffnung"Ensemble
Friederike von Oppeln-BronikowskiClarinet
Samuel SeifertViolin
Ali PirabiSantur
Basel AlkatribOud
Roberto FrattaPercussion
Tilmann LöserPiano
Yoed SorekVocal
Jawad SeifVocal

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