« Canta al mar 2014 fut sans aucun doute l'une des meilleures expériences de ma vie de choriste. »
5. Canta al mar – Festival Coral Internacional
Une ambiance espagnole au "Festival Coral Internacional"
Le festival "Canta al mar" fait désormais partie intégrante du répertoire d'événements d'INTERKULTUR. Depuis 2012, chaque année, des chorales du monde entier se rassemblent dans la ville de Calella en Catalogne/Espagne et célèbrent le festival international de chorale avec beaucoup de chants et la paella traditionnelle.
Chaque année, Calella séduit par son charme catalan de nouvelles chorales. Les longues plages de sable, le temps ensoleillé et la proximité de la métropole espagnole de Barcelone sont inclus dans la participation.
En fonction des envies, Barcelone peut être prévue dans le cadre du concours en tant que lieu de représentation pour les concerts amicaux ou tout simplement comme lieu d'excursion dans le programme individuel des chorales.
Tous les lieux de concerts et de concours sont accessibles à pieds à Calella et peuvent être alliés magnifiquement bien à une promenade confortable à travers la vieille ville historique. Ainsi, les chorales se retrouvent, donnent des concerts amicaux et découvrent d'autres nations et leurs traditions. Profitez avec votre chorale d'un festival amical et détendu sur la côte méditerranéenne espagnole qui allie vacances et passion !
Possibilités de Participation
Pour participer à cette manifestation organisée par INTERKULTUR, vous avez le choix entre les options suivantes :
Participation au festival seul, hors concours | Participation au festival, concours inclus |
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Participation au festival* | Différentes catégories du concours* |
Atelier « conseils »* | Atelier « conseils »* |
Les ensembles inscrits pourront se produire lors d'un concert amical au moins.
- Catégorie A – Niveau de difficulté I
- A1 – Chœurs mixtes
- A2 – Chœurs d'hommes
- A3 – Chœurs de femmes
- Catégorie B – Niveau de difficulté II
- B1 – Chœurs mixtes
- B2 – Chœurs d'hommes
- B3 – Chœurs de femmes
- Catégorie C – Chœurs de chambre et ensembles vocaux
- C1 – Chœurs de chambre à voix égales
- C2 – Chœurs de chambre à voix mixtes
- C3 – Ensembles vocaux (à voix égales/à voix mixtes)
- Catégorie G – Chorales d'enfants et de jeunes
- G1 – Chorales d'enfants
- G2 – Chorales de jeunes à voix égales
- G3 – Chorales de jeunes à voix mixtes
- Catégorie S – Répertoire choral sacré
- Catégorie F – Folklore
- Catégorie P – Pop
- Catégorie J – Jazz
Vous trouverez le descriptif détaillé des différentes catégories de ce concours dans notre brochure:
Informations participants [anglais](912 Ko)
Pour les chorales ne souhaitant pas participer au concours
- Trois (3) morceaux au choix
- Possibilité de se produire devant les membres d'un jury international. Dans une atmosphère accueillante et détendue, ces professionnels commenteront le programme présenté, dans le but de vous apporter conseils et encouragements, afin d'améliorer votre travail choral futur.
- Les chorales ayant participé à un atelier « conseils » se verront remettre un certificat de participation. Sur demande préalable, elles bénéficieront d'une évaluation ainsi que d'une recommandation en vue d’une éventuelle participation à de futurs concours organisés par INTERKULTUR.
Pas de limitation quant au nombre de choristes
Temps de chant imparti : 15 minutes maximum
Possibilité d'un accompagnement instrumental
Durée : 45 minutes
Les chorales ont la possibilité de s'inscrire à des concerts communs avec d'autres chorales internationales. À cette fin, elles devront préparer un programme d'une vingtaine de minutes, à confirmer par le comité artistique d'Interkultur. Au choix, ce programme comportera des œuvres a cappella ou bien avec accompagnement instrumental (prière d'apporter ses propres instruments). (Sur demande préalable, un piano ou un piano électrique pourra être mis à la disposition des participants).
Dans le centre-ville de Calella, des scènes en plein air seront installées pour les concerts amicaux. Certaines chorales auront la possibilité de se produire au monastère de Montserrat, non loin de Barcelone, ainsi que dans l’impressionnante cathédrale de la capitale catalane. Les chorales intéressées pourront apporter leur contribution musicale à une messe célébrée à Calella.
Veuillez noter qu'un nombre important des concerts amicaux auront lieu en plein air. En cas de conditions météorologiques défavorables, certains concerts pourront être annulés. Les organisateurs s'efforceront de trouver une solution de repli pour ce concert, sans qu’il s’agisse pour eux d’une obligation.
Il est également possible de s'inscrire uniquement aux concerts amicaux (sans participer au concours).
« Au nom de tous mes collègues et compagnons de route du Theaterkoor Vinger in je Oor, je tiens à vous remercier pour l'organisation d'un festival aussi FANTASTIQUE ! Nous avons passé de très bons moments et certaines expériences resteront gravées à jamais dans nos esprits. Tout était si bien organisé, nos félicitations à vous tous ! […] Nous allons nous revoir à l'avenir, parce que ce n'est pas la dernière fois que nous participons à un festival organisé par INTERKULTUR ! »
« Il n'est pas exagéré de dire que ces quelques jours passés ici ont apporté du baume à mon âme, en même temps, ils ont constitué une source d’inspiration. Félicitations pour la qualité et l'efficacité de votre travail ! »
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Détailes d'événement
Mercredi 19 octobre 2016
- Arrivée
- Répétitions/raccords
- Atelier « conseils »
- Concerts et interventions à Calella, à Barcelone et aux alentours
- Défilé des chorales dans le centre-ville de Calella
- Début de la manifestation
- Concert d'ouverture à Pati de l'Ós
- Visites et excursions*
Jeudi 20 octobre 2016
- Répétitions/raccords
- Atelier « conseils »
- Atelier "Cantalaning You!"
- Concerts et interventions à Calella, à Barcelone et aux alentours
- Concours à Calella et à Barcelone (toute la journée)
- Visites et excursions*
Vendredi 21 octobre 2016
- Répétitions/raccords
- Concerts et interventions à Calella, à Barcelone et aux alentours
- Concours à Calella et à Barcelone (toute la journée)
- Visites et excursions*
Samedi 22 octobre 2016
- Répétitions/raccords
- Concerts et interventions à Calella, à Barcelone et aux alentours
- Concours à Calella et à Barcelone (toute la journée)
- Canta al mar - Calella chante
- Remise des prix, suivie d'une paella et de la manifestation de clôture
- Visites et excursions*
Dimanche 23 octobre 2016
- Départ des participants
- Concerts et interventions à Calella, à Barcelone et aux alentours
- Visites et excursions*
selon le planning individuel établi pour les différents ensembles
Programme sous réserve de modifications !
Pour bénéficier d'un programme d'excursions personnalisé, veuillez adresser un courriel à l'adresse suivante : travel(at)interkultur.com.
Les manifestations officielles font partie intégrante du festival ; elles constituent une possibilité de rencontre conviviale pour toutes les chorales participantes. Le mercredi 19 octobre, le festival Canta al mar débutera par un grand défilé de toutes les chorales dans le centre-ville de Calella. Ce défilé sera suivi de la cérémonie d'ouverture dans le superbe parc Pati de l’Ós situé dans la partie haute de la ville, avec vue sur la côte (ou dans le centre-ville).
Le samedi 22 octobre, la manifestation Canta al mar - Calella chante aura lieu dans le centre-ville de Calella ; les chœurs participant au festival investiront les rues et les places de Calella pour y chanter tous en même temps. Le festival se poursuivra par la Fiesta de la amistad sous un chapiteau spécialement installé sur la plage ; cette fête trouvera son apogée culinaire avec une soirée paella y sangría. La manifestation de clôture du festival – une grande fête chorale – aura lieu à ce même endroit.
Església de Santa Maria i Sant Nicolau
Address: Carrer del Raval, 1, 08370 Calella, Barcelona, Spain
Església de Santa Maria i Sant Nicolau is a church in the town of Calella that was built in 1747 after the tower of the original building from 1564 collapsed and destroyed the building. It is built in a neoclassical style and was designed by Josep Morato. After the total destruction and the burning of the interior in 1936, the church was rebuilt from 1939 and finally reopened on September 23, 1951. The church belongs to the Architectural Heritage of Catalonia. The church is illuminated by the large rose window of the main facade and two windows (rear) on eachside of the ship.
Photos: escolania.cat, INTERKULTUR
Catedral de Barcelona
Address: Pla de la Seu, s/n, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, also known as Barcelona Cathedral, is the Gothic cathedral and seat of the Archbishop of Barcelona. It was built from the 13th to 15th century and in the late 19th century the neo-Gothic facade was constructed over the inconspicuous exterior that was common to Catalan churches. There are two chapels in each section of the naves, encircling the entire basilica.
The roof of the Cathedral is notable for its gargoyles, featuring a wide range of animals, both domestic and mythical. From 1968 to 1972 the cathedral was restored.
Photos: Fotolia, Wikimedia Commons
Santa Maria del Pi
Address: Plaça del Pi, 7, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
Santa Maria del Pi, meaning "St. Mary of the Pine Tree", is a 14th-century Gothic church in Barcelona and is situated on the Plaça del Pi, in the Barri Gòtic district of the city. There are unsubstantiated claims that there was an early Christian church located in 413. For a certainty it is known that in 987 there existed a church outside the city walls and to the west of Barcelona. This was a small Romanesque church dedicated to the Blessed Lady of the Pine Tree (one of the titles of the Virgin Mary). The church was built between 1319 and 1391. The style of the church was Catalan Gothic, with a single nave almost devoid of ornamentation. The church has six bells, of which the largest is "Antònia". In 1936 the church was gutted by a fire and was later restored.
Photos: Fotolia, Studi43
Sala Mozart
Address: Carrer Esglesia 91, 08370 Calella, Barcelona, Spain
Sala Mozart is a cinema as well as theater and musical center in the inner city of Calella. It is one of the oldest cinemas in Spain and was opened already in 1904. During the last year, the hall was rebuilt after more than 100 years of running.
Photos: INTERKULTUR
Prof. Dr. Ralf Eisenbeiß
Ralf Eisenbeiß was born in 1952 in Zeulenroda. After his secondary school examination he studied pedagogy, German philology and musical education. He received his PhD in 1979 at the Pedagogical University of Zwickau. From 1978 to 1981, he studied choir and orchestra conducting at the Franz Liszt Conservatory in Weimar.
Ralf Eisenbeiß was working as the director of the choral department at the Pedagogical University in Zwickau and appointed professor for choir conducting and choral singing in 1987. He was conductor of the renowned Pedagogical University Zwickau Choir. With his choir he performed a wide repertoire of compositions for a cappella choirs and with orchestra, too. Under his direction the choir won numerous prizes at national and international choir competitions.
Ralf Eisenbeiß was lecturer at the central seminar for choral conductors in Berlin and organized numerous workshops himself. He often appears as guest conductor at home and abroad. Since almost 30 years he works as artistic director of INTERKULTUR. Ralf Eisenbeiß is founder of the Int. Robert Schumann Choir Competition in Zwickau and one of the founders of the World Choir Games. Since 1992 he was responsible for more than 150 international competitions of INTERKULTUR in Germany, Italy, Korea, Indonesia, China, Austria, Spain, USA and other countries. Ralf Eisenbeiß is very often invited as a juror in national and other international choir competitions all over the world.
Albert Deprius (Spain)
He was born in Pineda de Mar (Barcelona) and he began his singing studies at the Conservatori del Liceu with Cecilia Fontdevila and Enriqueta Tarrés, where he graduated with top grades and received an honourable mention. He has been awarded in several singing competitions, like the International Competition XVI for singers Francesco Cilea of Reggio di Calabria and the Young Musicians Festival VI in Catalonia. He has been awarded by the Jaume Aragall Foundation with a scholarship. He has also attended to master classes given by Montserrat Caballé and other opera singers. His repertoire includes operas like La Bohème, La Traviata, Tosca and many others; lieder and zarzuela, as well as oratorios and cantatas. He has performed in theatres around Europe and Central America, including the Palau de la Música Catalana and the Gran Teatre del Liceu.
He is a pupil of maestro Salvador Brotons at the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya. In 1998 he started giving singing lessons at the music academy Centre Musical Can Salom, where he became director in 2002. He is the director of Cor i Orquestra Simfònica Harmonia and the artistic director of the Temporada Lírica Ciutat de Calella.
Fred Sjöberg
Fred Sjöberg, born 1953, is an educated singer and choral conductor at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm and Örebro. Among others he has studied with Prof. Solwig Grippe, Prof. Eric Ericson and Prof. Helmuth Rilling. He has been the first conductor to conduct the three major international youth choirs as World Youth Choir (1991 and 2005), World Chamber Choir (1993) and European Youth Choir (1999).
When the Swedish organization for young choirs “UngiKör” started he was elected as their first president. In 2000 he was appointed as the “Conductor of the Year” in Sweden by SCDA (Swedish Choral Directors Association) appointed with the Johannes Norrby Medallion for outstanding and 2001 service and development to the Swedish Choral Life. From 1997 to 2004 he was the Music Director and conductor of the project “Notes for Millions”.
From 2000 to 2004 he was also Music Director of the Swedish Choral Centre as well as Artistic Director for Lund International Choral Festival from 2005 to 2006. Since 2009 he is Music Director of Swedish International Choral Centre in Örebro. Fred Sjöberg has been Vice President of Europa Cantat as well as President of the Music Commission of Europa Cantat and has also been Vice President of IFCM.
He is Council Member of INTERKULTUR and also on the Artistic Directorium of INTERKULTUR.
From 2015 he is General Artistic Director of INTERKULTUR.
Christian Ljunggren †
- in memoriam -
Christian Ljunggren was born in 1942. He studied music at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm as well as musicology and theology at the University of Uppsala. For many years he worked at the Music Department of the Swedish National Broadcasting Company, and was responsible for the presentation and programming regarding music.
He was the conductor of the Adolf Fredrik Madrigal Choir since their foundation (1965 and 1974). He was the first President of the Swedish Choral Directors Association (1986 – 1998) and President of KÖRSAM, the joint committee of the Swedish choral organisations (1997 – 2004). From 1997-1999 he worked for the of IFCM, the International Federation for Choral Music, as the Secretary General from 1997-1999 and as a liaison officer (until 2005).
He was one of the Artistic Directors of INTERKULTUR and the Artistic Director of the World Choir Games. Due to his engagement as a clinician for seminars and workshops around the world and having built up the INTERKULTUR series of seminars in China the Swede gained growing recognition since 2003.
Christian Ljunggren has written numerous articles in Swedish and international magazines and was also a keen arranger of choral music.
Òscar Boada (Spain)
conductor, pianist, adjudicator
- licenciate of the Royal Schools of Music in Choral Conducting
- pianist and pedagogue
- founder and director of the children's choir "Cor Vivaldi of Barcelona"
- national and international adjudicator in Tours, Cantonigròs, Linz, Calella, Torrevieja and others
- has commissioned and premiered several new works dedicated to him and his choir
Albert Deprius (Spain)
He was born in Pineda de Mar (Barcelona) and he began his singing studies at the Conservatori del Liceu with Cecilia Fontdevila and Enriqueta Tarrés, where he graduated with top grades and received an honourable mention. He has been awarded in several singing competitions, like the International Competition XVI for singers Francesco Cilea of Reggio di Calabria and the Young Musicians Festival VI in Catalonia. He has been awarded by the Jaume Aragall Foundation with a scholarship. He has also attended to master classes given by Montserrat Caballé and other opera singers. His repertoire includes operas like La Bohème, La Traviata, Tosca and many others; lieder and zarzuela, as well as oratorios and cantatas. He has performed in theatres around Europe and Central America, including the Palau de la Música Catalana and the Gran Teatre del Liceu.
He is a pupil of maestro Salvador Brotons at the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya. In 1998 he started giving singing lessons at the music academy Centre Musical Can Salom, where he became director in 2002. He is the director of Cor i Orquestra Simfònica Harmonia and the artistic director of the Temporada Lírica Ciutat de Calella.
Tommyanto Kandisaputra (Indonesia)
Tommyanto Kandisaputra is the founder, music director and conductor of Studio Cantorum Bandung Choir & Orchestra, which actively performs important music repertoire in Indonesia.
He is working as voice consultant and conducts many choir development programs all over Indonesia for singers and conductors by giving choral seminars, workshops, voice building, choir clinics and organizing competitions.
He is the chairman and founder of the Bandung Choral Society that organizes concerts and collaborations, symposium on Church Choral Music since 2003 until now. This year, he organize the 5th Symposium on Church Choral Music.
He was a World Choir Council member. He is a chairman of INTERKULTUR Indonesia since 2006.
Tommyanto Kandisaputra was the Artistic Director of The 1st Asian Choir Games in November 2007, taking place in Jakarta/ Indonesia. Also, Tommyanto was the Artistic Director of the North Sulawesi International Choir Competition 2008 in Manado and the Tomohon International Choir Competition 2009 and 2010 in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Now he organizes the Bandung International Choir Competition in his home town and the successful Bali International Choir Competition in Denpasar every year. And now he have been organizing another big Choral event "INDONESIA CHOIR FESTIVAL" in Indonesia.
At the end of 2014, he had been asking to be the Representatives of Indonesia for One Asia Cultural Ambassador organized by Music for one Foundation, South Korea. This organization dedicated to working with children and communities worldwide to reach their full potential through music and music education.
Recently, he conducted Taipei Philharmonic Youth Choir, May 4 performed the richness of Choral Music from Indonesia at National Concert Hall in Taipei, Taiwan.
Primož Kerštanj (Slovenia)
Primož Kerštanj graduated from the Conservatory of Music in Ljubljana and has studied at Ljubljana University, Academy of Music. His current professional position is teaching piano and solfeggio at Willems Music Center DO RE MI Bled, where he also conducts the children‘s choir DO RE MI and the vocal group DO RE MI. Kerštanj is specialized in working with children with special needs and children with autistic spectrum disorder.
He has conducted several choirs in his career: Milko Škoberne female choir Jesenice, Vox Carniolus and from 2000 to 2010 Akademski pevski zbor France Prešeren Kranj. He has been directing Dekliški pevski zbor Gimnazije Kranj from 2006 to 2014 and has brought it to a high quality level.
Primož Kerštanj was awarded as best conductor in the competitions in Riva del Garda in 2007 and in Calella/Barcelona in 2013.
The female choir Carmen manet is one of the three choirs Primož Kerštanj conducts nowadays. Most important achievements of the choir was winning the Grand Prix at 50th Montreux Choral Festival in April 2014 and a gold plaque in the Slovenian national competition in Maribor in April 2016. 2017 Carmen manet became "Eurovision Choir of the Year 2017" which was broadcasted on TV in 12 European countries.
Primož Kerštanj is further an internationally sought-after composer, arranger and juror.
Bernard Krüger (South Africa)
Bernard Krüger is currently the Director of Music at Kearsney College, a leading independent school for boys in South Africa. Prior to this post, he was the Artistic Director of the Drakensberg Boys Choir School – a specialist educational institution using choral singing as a vehicle to teach music and all other academic applications to boys in South Africa.
He is a composer and arranger for local and international ensembles, a cappella groups, choirs and orchestras. Krüger studied conducting at the Koninklijk Conservatorium (Royal Conservatory) in The Hague, Netherlands, with Jos van Veldhoven and Jos Vermunt, received masterclasses from Simon Halsey, Paul Hillier, Jaap v Zweden, Tonu Kaljuste, Steve Reich, Masaaki Suzuki and Nathalie Stutzmann.
He is frequently in demand for workshops at conferences and festivals in South Africa and abroad, particularly for South African choral music and performance practice and was member of the jury at the Johannes Brahms Competition (2011), the European Choir Games (2013), the World Choir Games (2014), Canta al Mar (2016) as well as competitions and eisteddfods in South Africa.
In 2017, the Drakensberg Boys Choir, under Bernard’s direction, toured to Japan and performed in front of 38,500 people over 25 concerts in all major cities and in 2018, the Drakensberg Boys Choir was crowned Champions of the WCG in Tshwane in the category Scenic Pop. In 2019, Bernard led the DBC to perform at the official 20th Anniversary concert of The Lion King on the West End in London, in a joint performance with Lebo M and the cast.
Bernard is no stranger to the Kearsney College Choir and worked with them from 2009-2015 as well, and during this time, the choir was twice crowned WCG Champions (2012 and 2014).
Bernard Krüger is actively involved in the promotion of choral music in South Africa and believes choral music will one day be the driving force to bring peace and understanding across cultures, borders, religions and all nations on Earth.
Jarmila Novenková (Czech Republic)
Born in Vendryně, a small Moravian village, she acquired her first choral experience as a chorister and soloist in the Štývar Children’s Choir of Třinec. After graduating from Ostrava Conservatory, where she majored in piano, she worked as a choirmaster and pianist for the Permoník Children’s Choir of Karviná. In 1996 she moved to Prague and founded a Children Choir Studio at Prague Music School. With its concert department Zvonky – Praha (Prague Bells) as well as with the chamber choir Abbellimento she has participated in numerous festivals and international competitions (Italy, France, England, Belgium, Poland, Slovakia, Austria, Canada, USA) and was awarded many prizes, among which she respects most the special prize for her pedagogic achievements (2001) as well as Petr Eben Prize (2003) and two Grand Prix awards for her choirs from Graz (2011). Since 2008 she has been a member of Czech Ministry of Culture grant committee for choral singing. Among other activities she collaborates with many outstanding teachers and musicians. Her choirs have been frequently participating in TV and theatre projects.
Meng-Hsien Peng (Chinese Taipei)
Meng-Hsien Peng is the Artistic Director and Conductor of the Müller Chamber Choir (2013-), and also the Artistic Director and Conductor of NTU EMBA Chorus (2015-), the President, Music Director, and Conductor of the Rong Shing Children's Chorus under the Rong Shing Cultural Foundation (2016-), the Conductor of The Voice of Great Love Chorus (2011-), and the founding Conductor and Music Director of CCJHS Girls Choir (2000-). She is also a member of the ACDA.
Passionate and eager to realize her vision for the Taiwanese choral scene, Peng has dedicated herself to promoting the art of choral music. In 2012, Peng received the ‘Distinguished Teaching Award’ from the Ministry of Education for excellence in teaching. In 2016, the Ministry of Education honored her with the ‘Arts Contribution Award’ in appreciation of her extraordinary efforts in music education.
Under her direction and conducting, The Müller Chamber Choir was winning the Grand Prix at the 9th International Johannes Brahms Choir Festival and Competition 2015 in Wernigerode (Germany) and was awarded the title “Champion of the World Choir Games” in Sochi 2016. Now the singers are ranked #2 in the overall list of the 1000 top choirs in the world. Furthermore, the choir is the new number one among the Chamber Choirs & Vocal Ensembles.
Peter Schmitt (Germany)
Peter Schmitt holds a degree in music education from the Hochschule fuer Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Frankfurt, Germany, where he studied choral conducting with Professor Uwe Gronostay. In addition, he participated in many workshops and masterclasses with renowned choral conductors.
At the Liebig School, Peter serves as the director of choral activities and teaches general music classes in grades 5 through 13.
He has also been working with several choirs in and around Giessen: “Saengerkranz” Watzenborn-Steinberg, “Harmonie” Daubringen, and the chamber choir “Klangfarben Giessen”.
Peter is sought after as a clinician at festivals and frequently serves as juror at choir competitions. In addition, he has won many prizes with his own choirs at regional and international competitions, most notably first prizes at international choral festivals in Linz, Austria, and Wernigerode, Germany, as well as first prize at the Choir Competition of Hessen in 2013.
In November 2014, the choir of the Liebig School sang under his direction at the Memorial Day Celebration of the German Parliament, which was broadcasted live on ZDF, one of the biggest German television channels.
Katie Thomas (Great Britain)
Born and brought up in Wales, UK, Katie Thomas read Music at Cardiff University before pursuing postgraduate studies in Choral Conducting at the Royal Academy of Music in London.
She is the conductor of the Royal College of Music Junior Department choirs and vocal coach/assistant chorus master to the BBC Symphony Chorus. She also directs her own professional concert project group, The Constellation Club.
Katie is proud to be a conducting mentor for the National Youth Choirs of Great Britain and enjoys working as tutor of conducting technique for the Association of British Choral Directors.
Alongside her conducting career, Katie has performed as a singer on the international concert platform with professional vocal ensembles including the Monteverdi Choir (with whom she also acted as rehearsal assistant conductor to Sir John Eliot Gardiner), Polyphony, Academy of Ancient Music, and Tenebrae.
Noted for her authoritative yet encouraging approach and sound stylistic awareness, she is considered a leading choral music specialist in the UK.
INTERKULTUR
en coopération avec
l'Ajuntament de Calella
Viajes Tauro s.l.
Schäfer’s Aktivreisen
Président d'INTERKULTUR
Günter Titsch (Allemagne)
Comité artistique
Ralf Eisenbeiß (Allemagne), principal directeur artistique
Albert Deprius (Espagne)
Fred Sjöberg (Suède)
Christian Ljunggren (Suède)
Comité d'organisation
Montserrat Candini i Puig, maire deCalella
Marcos Moreno Wolter, gestion du projet Espagne – Viajes Tauro
Stefanie Schreiber, coordination du projet INTERKULTUR
INTERKULTUR Conseil d'administration
Günter Titsch (Allemagne)
Qin Wang (Chine)
Stefan Bohländer (Allemagne)
Christoph Wirtz (Allegmagne), secrétaire général
Organisateur : INTERKULTUR Management GmbH.
Programme
Groupes participants
Nous sommes heureux de donner la bienvenue aux 49 choeurs de 24 pays au notre 5ème Festival Canta al mar!
La musique - qu'est-ce que c'est pour toi? — Canta al mar 2012
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Une destination à découvrir : Calella en Espagne !
Sa plage de sable de 3,5 km de long, sa situation privilégiée sur la côte méditerranéenne ainsi que la proximité de la ville de Barcelone font de Calella une destination de voyage très prisée en Europe. La sérénité de la vieille ville de Callela, au charme catalan et méditerranéen, se prête fort bien aux activités musicales du festival choral, mais également à la balade et au repos.
À l’origine un petit port de pêche, la ville de Calella, vieille de 650 ans, est devenue une destination touristique de premier choix pour les voyageurs de tout âge et de toutes origines. C'est ce mélange fait de modernisme, d'un sens de l'hospitalité prononcé et de racines catalanes qui rend Calella particulièrement attrayante.
Competition Results
We congratulate all singers to their great results! All in all 35 golden, 37 silver and 3 bronze diplomas were awarded. Many thanks to all choirs and ensembles for participating!
Results(327 KB)