Russian Patriarchate Choir of Moscow by Candlelight

Birmingham International Concert Season 2010/11

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Tuesday 7 December 2010

Symphony Hall

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The Russian Patriarchate Choir of Moscow evokes the authentic sound of ancient Russia. These 12 male singers are dedicated to the repertoire of Russian Orthodox Church music and traditional folk songs, much of which lay in obscurity for centuries and was suppressed by the Soviet regime. Their deep and sonorous singing evokes haunting images of the ancient Russia of a bygone age: gold-encrusted cathedral domes, rich sacred iconography, and the dark snowy nights of Russian folklore.

‘The fine male voices of the choir – unaccompanied, as Russian Church law dictates – create a powerful atmosphere of energy and devotion, of fluency and a spontaneity that effectively blends refinement with rawness.’ The Daily Telegraph

This concert has been voted no.2 in the top 10 recommended Christmas choral concerts in Europe.

£5, £10, £13.50, £16.50, £20

Choir and Chorus Boxes not available.

Discounts also available for 60 plus, students and under 25s online, by phone or in person.
Discounts available for children, wheelchair users, disabled patrons and their companions and concert package bookers in person or by phone.
Discounts available for groups of 11+ by calling 0800 358 7070.

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Symphony Hall

  • 32 Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2EA, West Midlands, United Kingdom

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