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»Vocal Soundscapes«

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Tue, Jun 10, 2025, 20:00
The University of Bonn Jazz Choir and Vocal Journey from the Cologne University of Music and Dance take the audience on a journey through fascinating soundscapes. With powerful and sensitive vocal sounds, thrilling and casual grooves, the choirs sing harmoniously diverse pop and jazz arrangements as well as original compositions, both a-cappella and with a band. Everyone is invited to be inspired by the musical passion of the young singers.

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Info & Ticket (www.koelner-philharmonie.de)
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Vocal Journey
Jazzchor der Universität BonnEnsemble
Erik SohnDirector
Jan-Hendrik HerrmannDirector
Stephan GörgDirector

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Vocal Soundscapes
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