In a world full of hectic and endless to-do lists, Studium Chorale offers an oasis of peace and reflection with their latest musical experience: Silent Steps. This concert invites you to leave the worries of the day behind you and fully immerse yourself in the serene sounds of a cappella choral music, combined with philosophical reflections.
The modern composition Silent Steps, written for the Latvian Radio Choir by Vincent Ghadimi based on texts by the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore, forms the core of this event. This composition is an invitation to daydream, meditate and philosophize, while the soothing music envelops you.
Philosopher and musician Renée Wijnhoven, known from the musical duo Clean Pete, will guide the audience on a philosophical journey during the concert. She will discuss the relationship between music, language and philosophy, and invites the audience to think about what music does to us. Wijnhoven's insights provide a deeper connection between the sounds and our minds. This will certainly lead to an enriching listening experience.
Musicians
Kamerkoor Studium Chorale conducted by Hans Leenders
Program
- Vincent Ghadimi - Silent steps
- Morten Lauridsen - O nata lux
- Bo Hansson - Then I Heard the Singing
- Elisabeth Poston - Jesus Christ the apple tree
- Ēriks Ešenvalds - Stars
- Hans Leenders - Endless time