Cantus Stuttgart
Cantus Stuttgart | |
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Seat: | Stuttgart / Germany |
Founding: | 1991 |
Genus: | mixed choir |
Founder: | Thomas Schäfer |
Head : | Jörg-Hannes Hahn |
Voices : | approx. 40; project-dependent ( SATB ) |
Website : | http://www.cantus-stuttgart.de |
The Cantus Stuttgart (formerly: Cantus Cannstatt) is a semi-professional chamber choir led by Jörg-Hannes Hahn . The concerts mostly take place as part of the concert series " Musik am 13. " in the Stadtkirche and the Lutherkirche Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt . The choir also makes regular guest appearances in other European countries.
history
Cantus Stuttgart was founded in 1991 by Thomas Schäfer as Cantus Cannstatt, and in 1996 Jörg-Hannes Hahn took it over . In 2002 the chamber choir sang all of the Bach motets in twelve concerts. In 2003 the ensemble performed in Japan and Korea. In July 2004 the Cantus Stuttgart made a guest appearance at the European Church Music Festival in Schwäbisch Gmünd with a world premiere by Adriana Hölszky , followed by appearances at the Oberstdorf Music Summer. In autumn 2005 the ensemble produced the mass op. 4 for choir and organ by Camille Saint-Saëns on CD (published by CANTATE), followed in 2006 by another appearance at the Oberstdorf Music Summer with Johann Sebastian Bach's B minor mass . In the same year the Cantus Stuttgart appeared for the first time at the European Music Festival Stuttgart, in autumn 2009 it made a guest appearance there with a world premiere of Brice Pauset . The Cantus Stuttgart Chamber Choir is a member of the Association of German Concert Choirs .
repertoire
The Cantus Stuttgart is primarily dedicated to demanding a cappella choral literature. The artistic spectrum ranges from works of the 16th century to choral music of the 21st century with numerous world premieres, including Hans Renner, Dieter Schnebel , Klaus Huber, Hans Zender , Wolfgang Rihm , Milko Kelemen .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Home - Cantus Stuttgart. In: www.cantus-stuttgart.de. Retrieved July 3, 2015 .